FanboxkStepping Stones for Kids,Non-Slip Toddlers Stepping Stones for Promoting Children's Balance Coordination Skills,Obstacle Courses Sensory Toys Outdoor or Indoor Play for Kids 3-8

I have an in home child care program and the children love balancing on the stepping stones. The quality of them is wonderful as they are strong enough to support the weight of an adult and have a nonslip design that make them useable on hard floors or carpet. The children also love plying the floor is lava! Wonderful value at a price that doesn't break the bank! They are non-slip on the ground, colorful, and very sturdy. Don't wear socks though, because they can still be slippery if kiddos are jumping vigorously on them from one to another.

These things are awesome for my kids who love playing “the floor is lava”!! They feel like legit durable playground equipment. They hold my sons weight (120 lbs) and even my husbands weight (160 lbs) and they feel sturdy enough to hold my weight (much more than theirs lol) though I haven’t put it to the test 😆.Pros - Fun colors, slightly tactile/textured tops, light enough for my 3 year old to move around, they stack up to create a “seat” and save space, and they are SUPER NON SLIP!!! I went to nudge one out of the way with my foot to vacuum and wether it’s on the carpet or hardwood floor they will NOT BUDGE! So I never have to worry about them jumping from one to the other and it slipping out from underneath them.Cons - the same way they can stack in order to make a lil seat, my 3 yr old also uses it to stand on top of to reach the counter top lol. At least I don’t worry about it falling apart or slipping from underneath her because they are set in place and really sturdy lol. No other cons so far a month in.

Our kids love this stepping stone set of building bricks to play the floor is lava. They are bright colored, easy to clean. Stack beautifully in the corner when done. Lots of fun to play with and learn motor and balancing skills. Completely waterproof so you could float them in a pool and play games with them. Very strong and sturdy material. Loads of fun for the kids and great to see them invent new games to play with.

These were an instant hit! Great for balance and coordination games indoors or out. The rubber bottom grips well on tile and carpet, and the colors are super fun. Holds up to jumping toddlers with no problem.

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:We ended up getting a second set of these because the kids were obsessed and wanted to make even bigger obstacle courses. They’ve been awesome for practicing colors, counting, and balance without it feeling like “learning time.” The kids love mixing up the patterns and making new little paths every day. I like that they don’t slide around, even when we use them inside, and they’re easy to bring out to the yard too. It’s been such a fun way to burn energy and get creative. Definitely one of those toys I’m glad we doubled up on!

The media could not be loaded. I bought these for my kids for Christmas and we love them! We have used them to play the floor is lava and for obstacle courses. My oldest likes to turn the biggest upside down and spin in it. They all fit securely on top of eachother and also fit inside eachother upside down for slim easy storage. These are very sturdy and even I can walk on them easily to play with the kids. My only complaint is the smallest stone hurts my feet when I step on it, but that could be because this is made more for kids than adults lol. Would definitely recommend to other parents looking for some fun stepping stones

My girls love these stepping stones. Great quality I can even step in them with no problem! Love the look of them!

The media could not be loaded. My son's eyes lighted up the moment we set the pieces in a meandering path over the hardwood floor for the first time. It was as if we had created a little amusement park in our own house. While he was telling an imagined expedition in which the floor was made of molten lava and each good landing earned him "explorer points," he jumped from one stone to the next with his arms held out wide for balance. Within a few minutes, he was coming up with new tasks, such as hopping only on one foot, changing directions while in the air, or maintaining his position while counting out loud. When compared to conventional toys, which depend on flashing lights and music effects, these impromptu variants kept him occupied for a far longer period of time. In addition to the fact that they are entertaining, the stones have been shown to be very helpful in improving coordination. In the beginning of the training sessions, he wobbled considerably anytime a landing was off-center, but by the conclusion of the second week, his posture had gradually become more stable. I put him through a fun test in which I asked him to stand on one leg atop a stone while reciting the alphabet. He was able to complete the full sequence without falling over. Similar progress was seen at the playground, where he now climbs the rope ladder with a greater sense of self-assurance and a much reduced number of instances in which he yells out, "Mom, help!"