Classic World Wooden Stacking Blocks Balance Toy, Wooden Balancing Water Lily, Color Sorting Game with Frogs and Lotus Lily, Montessori Educational Preschool Stacking Blocks Set,11 PCS

I have to say, I love wooden toys for children, and this is no exception. Smaller than I imagined, but still nice. I wouldn't suggest it for kids younger than 2 years given some small pieces. Great for learning about colors and balance.

My 5 and 6 year old enjoyed played with this balancing game.

Sturdily built. Basic game but a lot of fun to play. The rolls are choking hazard so definitely something to be supervised. My kids (3&6) and me had fun playing this game. It's not challenging so kids feel frustrated playing, but if you do have a very competitive child who hates everybody wins you might find this game disappointing. It's not hard to stack all rolls on top of the alligator, then we consider all winners and start over. We had a great time and it's a cute and colorful sight to see that I must recommend it. Might be better if it comes with storage solution because the tiny rolls can easily roll away, and family with little baby like us didn't feel safe to display it.

This bright colored wooden toy is simple and fun. The box works well for storage, too.My three year old granddaughter enjoys just putting the cylinders on the goofy crocodile. How many can you put on before it tips? That's fun for everyone to play.But when your kids are ready to learn to play games and take turns, this game is an ideal first game. You roll the die and match the color on the die with a cylinder. There's color matching and some strategy there, in addition to turn-taking and balancing.This toy has lots of play value and could continue to be fun for several years.

This can work two ways, either as a stacking and balance game, or something more like Jenga (there is a die included with the colors of bars so you place one of the colors according to the roll of the die).It's bright and colorful with smaller wooden pieces. As pictured.It's small and the pieces are small, so a storage bag would have been nice. Balancing can start around 18 mos if you're around to keep an eye on the sticks, but Jenga-like game with die better 4+.

This was a holiday gift for our daughter and has been a huge hit! Very easy rules for a young child to play and challenging enough to keep it interesting. Only problem is that some of the pieces are small, which limits our playtime to around our son’s nap times due to it being a choking hazard since it’s too hard to ensure everything stays together (and out of his hands) when in play. Lots of fun for our 2.5 year old - we highly recommend it.

A very simple game, but genius in its simplicity. There is a die you roll. This tells you what color you have to put on the crocodile. No reading required. There are 3 different size pegs. All made with smooth light-weight wood. The only thing you should be careful of is that some of the pieces are small and could be choking hazards for tiny kids. But if you watch them I think young toddlers would really love this game.

I initially got this for my one year old nephew, but it is much smaller than expected so we are keeping it for my 2 year old. She will play with this for an hour. It is easy to clean and small to store. It can be used for working on dexterity, sorting colors, and fine motor skills. I will be looking for more toys like this.