Product Description

The Lamaze Pond Stackers consist of a set of six fun shapes, sized just right for small hands to play with. Each features magnets which teach children there are no wrong way to stack the characters. No matter how a child puts them together, they stick! This feature brings a non-frustrating element to stacking play. Dimensions: 3.63 " x 2.50 " x 12.63 ". Age 6 months +.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #547 in Baby Product
• Brand: Lamaze
• Model: LC27216
• Released on: 2007-12-01
• Dimensions: 12.62" h x 2.50" w x 3.62" l, .26 pounds

Features

• Fun magnet play for baby
• Magnetic characters feature rattle
• Encourage baby to stack up and knock down
• Cute pond characters
• Lamaze makes a great gift

From the Manufacturer
Baby will have fun stacking these cute magnetic bug characters. Each character is magnetic and also features a rattle so that baby can play with characters individually as well as together. Encourages baby to stack and knock down - combining traditional stacking toys with block play in a cute theme.

Customer Reviews

Instant hit with my 11 month girl
perfect toy, keep them in a basket to fill and spill. She loves these toys. I checked on the plastic, safe to chew on. A winner. She likes to stack them , spill them-recommended

Awesome little toy.
These things are great. They're cute, they're magnetic, they do exactly what the package says they do.... truth in advertising, it's that what everyone really wants? The floating magnets inside each one is ingenious. They'll stick to each other upside down or right side up or whichever way you want to stick them because the magnets inside aren't fixed to anything and are able to orient themselves to whichever way your kid is playing with them. They also have rubberized chewy-esque little limbs/wings/tails which my six month old really appreciates. We like the Pond Stackers! You will too! Get some!

fun with magnets to introduce the concept of stacking
We got these for our daughter at Christmas when she was 16 months old -- in retrospect, we could have purchased these much sooner. While not an absolute favorite, they do get played with -- worth the inexpensive price. The magnets are not super strong, which has led her to experiment with how far she can move a stack without having them come unstuck. Also depending on what order you stack them all 6 may not stack successfully. Some infants and young toddlers don't grock to stacking and use blocks more as cymbals or build horizontally -- this is one way to demonstrate vertical construction, if you wish.