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Description
Your baby will have a blast with this exciting gift set, which features two iconic Fisher-Price toys! Little hands will love grasping, holding, shaking and stacking the five colorful rings of the classic Rock-a-Stack toy, with its wobby base that rocks when your baby bats at it. The fun keeps building up with Baby’s First Blocks, as your baby sorts the shapes into the bucket, and then dumps the bucket to see all the colorful blocks come tumbling outover and over again! With all the bat-at play and shape-sorting fun, your baby will be busy as a bee developing fine motor and problem solving skills!
Set includes 2 toys
5 colorful rings & a bat-at rocker base make the iconic Rock-a-Stack toy loads of fun
Baby’s First Blocks offers classic sorting & put-and-take fun with 10 colorful blocks & a take-along storage bucket
Helps develop hand-eye coordination & dexterity as baby grasps the toys
Sorting blocks helps develop problem-solving skills
great product
fun and engagingdev appropriate for skill building
Classic learning toy
He liked it
So good for babies as gift
Good for developing skills
Great product for 4-6month old
My 4 month old loves it. He canât stack the rings yet but loves to pull them off and look at the colours. He is fascinated by the shape sorter and look at them for a solid 5 minutes.
That it can help my toddler know his shapes & colours
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Fisher price toys
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Exactly What I Ordered
Our granddaughter is 9 months old and this product fits the bill. Everything goes in her mouth but everything is easy to clean and she has fun with the different shapes and sizes.
The Fisher-Price Infant Gift Set, including Babyâs First Blocks and the Rock-a-Stack Ring Stacking Toy, is a perfect combination of fun and learning for little ones. I recently got this set for my baby, and itâs quickly become a favorite in our household!The Babyâs First Blocks are great for introducing basic shapes and colors. My baby loves sorting and fitting the blocks into the correct slots, and itâs amazing to see how quickly theyâre picking up these skills. Itâs a fantastic way to develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills while keeping them entertained.The Rock-a-Stack is equally impressive. The colorful rings are easy for tiny hands to grasp, and stacking them helps with understanding size order and color recognition. The classic design is a hit, and the lightweight rings make it safe and enjoyable for my baby to play with.Both toys are made from durable, baby-safe materials, so I know theyâll last through plenty of playtime. Plus, the set is reasonably priced, making it an excellent value for such high-quality educational toys.Overall, this Fisher-Price Infant Gift Set is a fantastic choice for any babyâs first toys. Itâs fun, educational, and built to lastâdefinitely deserving of five stars!
baby loves to play with these!
Great gift for newborn or young childGood quality, nice colors
Gift for two littles
12/30/23. This is a cute toy set for little toddlers. Great price. I got this for my niece who is less than a year old. The ring stack is a classic because she loves taking all rings off and a great teething toy, however I wasn’t too fond of the shapes container. When playing with her all she did was pull lid off and dump all the shapes out. I guess typical toddler stuff. My son had one when he was a toddler but the shape container we had had a lid that didn’t come off and blended in so that when I was showing him what to do, he wasn’t just pulling the lid off, but trying to figure out how the shapes got in there and putting them in himself. I ended up finding another shapes box that we use to have at a decent price on Amazon. 🙂