What is great about this item:
It has an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars!
- Six colorful bugs stack with built-in magnets
- Stack with magnets or play and rattle separately
- Sturdy plastic, sized right for little hands
- Rattles in each; Smart Magnets make stacking easy
- Six months and older; 90-day limited warranty
Product Description
Baby will have fun stacking these cute magnetic bug characters. Each character is a magnet and features a rattle so that baby can play with characters individually as well as together.Amazon.com Product Description
The six colorful bugs in the Lamaze Balancing Bug Stacker are fun to stick together with their built-in magnets, or play with separately. Ladybug, bee, spider, snail, butterfly, and beetle are sized for baby’s hands (six months and older) and us… More >>
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What is great about this item:
It has an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars!
Six colorful bugs stack with built-in magnetsStack with magne…
5 replies on “Lamaze Balancing Bug Stacker”
My son is almost 8 months old and he loves playing with these while he is just sitting on the floor or in his highchair waiting for his meal. They have helped him figure out the stacking process and he has started stacking his regular blocks along side these.The legs are rubbery and are more fun to chew on than a blocks corner.
4 stars
This stacker sticks together easily because of the magnets, but does not stack easily because it’s always top heavy, and falls over. Would not recommend as a stacking toy.
3 stars
The rubbery antanne is wonderful to chew and they are very bright, with durable plastic. I can’t forsee my child breaking them.
The problem is with me.
I oviously over loooked the part of them being “magnetic”.
Where is the fun in that?
The magnets are so strong you can pick them up when all of them are connected!
They will suffice untill I find other non-magnetic stackers.
3 stars
I bought these magnetic blocks when my baby was only 6 months old. She tried to build with them and cracked up over knocking them over even then. She is now 18 months old and gets great satisfaction from the fact that she can build them up (I can see it in her face). I liked them so much I bought a second set so that she could build even higher. (They only go about 9 tall before they sway and fall-but isn’t that 1/2 the fun?)
5 stars
I’ve had these stackers since my son was about a month old – I saw them and fell in love with them and figured maybe he would too. He’s 9 months now. I’ve tried him with them several times throughout his life.
They’re cute, but they’re just hard, awkwardly shaped bits of plastic. They’re awkward for him to hold, and there’s not much for him to do with them. He’ll chew on them for a few minutes but then toss them aside.
They rattle, but you have to shake pretty hard to hear the rattle. They stack, but there’s not much fun in them – they just stick together.
I’d recommend finding something a little softer and easier to grasp.
2 stars