Battat – Stacking Cups – 10 pcs – Plastic Nesting Toys – Bucket with Carry Handle – Water & Sand – Colorful Toy Set for Toddlers – Stack Up Cups – 18 Months +
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The cups are made of regular hard plastic (not silicone or soft), but Battat is a Canadian brand that is free of phthalates and BPA, which is why I chose them over other brands.
Hello; br>Each cup has a similar opening to a regular cup, allowing you to fill it with whatever you want.
Carmen, hello there. The Stacking Cups were created in China after being designed in Canada. Thank you very much.
Hello. Buckets with no handle can float when they are empty. The buckets will begin to sink as water or other elements are added to them. Thank you very much.
Selected User Reviews For Battat – Stacking Cups – 10 pcs – Plastic Nesting Toys – Bucket with Carry Handle – Water & Sand – Colorful Toy Set for Toddlers – Stack Up Cups – 18 Months +
This set of stacking cups is a great value for the money that I ordered for my 18-month-old son. The biggest bucket has a handle to make it easier to pick up. Because they're bright colors, we can work on her color recognition while also working on her coordination and stacking skills. When they're turned right side up, they nestle snugly within each other, leaving enough room for toddlers' small fingers to grab the rims and pull them out. They stack perfectly on top of each other when turned upside down, and each bucket also has a faint number on the bottom. Those who want to use them in the bath will appreciate the fact that they do not have holes in them. However, this works for us because my child doesn't want the water to leak out in the first place (and they dry quickly). They can easily be turned over for sand play at the beach, so I expect us to get a lot of use out of this set!.
I'd make another purchase. Although the packaging isn't particularly "giftable," the product itself would make an excellent present. I would have paid a dollar or two less for this set because it is more expensive than another more intricate set we have. br>Cons- For what it is, it is only a smidgeon too expensive. I'm not sure why one of the buckets has a couple of holes in it on one side.
Pros- They appear to be long lasting. Toy with a lot of possibilities. If you're interested in Montessori, this is a cost-effective option.
The set's vibrant colors appealed to me. There are also numbers in it. I believe some of them have a small hole in them to prevent them from getting stuck in a child's mouth, but I'm not sure because small children will not eat them.
Don't think twice about it; just buy it! br>br>Extremely cute, vibrant, and high-quality. I like how they all fit back into the larger one and that it has a handle for storage and portability. br>br>My 8-month-old daughter enjoys watching me stack them and will knock them down faster than I can stack them. Before making my purchase, I did some research and decided on this product, which I am very happy with. I was previously using small stackable cups and wanted something that would stack higher, which this product does! Invest in this instead of the stackables.
open-ended, term toy that has come to an end I bought these for our young toddler son to add to his creative, open-ended play options. Play has come to an end. The quality, durability, secure stacking, and, in particular, the color gradient have all exceeded our expectations: Every size is a logical color progression from the adjacent cups, with large numbers embossed on the bottom, but the shades themselves are a guide or learning aid, depending on your child's ability. I've seen thicker stacking cups, which may prove to be their undoing underfoot in the future, but for everyday use, they're great and far from flimsy. Also, I'd be lying if I said that neither my wife nor our 5-year-old daughter enjoyed playing with them. For the toy box, this is a fantastic investment.
These are a hit with my 18-month-old son. Playing with one of his favorite toys. The room was spacious and nice. He can also put other objects in the larger buckets and carry them by the handles. We also turn them over and beat them like a drum to hear the different sounds they make. My only complaint is that the orange was discolored, and if you have a heavy-handed toddler, you'll need to help hold the buckets while stacking them, or they'll fall over. could become irritated.
Wherever he goes, he always has the tiniest ones in his hand. It's extremely durable and simple to clean. We don't let him play with the biggest cup because we're afraid he'll poke his eyes on the hinges that protrude from the handles, but we do love that it has a handle for easy transport. br>br>Note: If you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, try using the words "creative These cups are significantly larger than standard stacking cups, which came as a pleasant surprise when we opened the box and saw how large they were. I was concerned that it would be too large, but we now believe it is even better than the small ones available on Amazon.
I'd been looking for some stacking cups for a while, and I picked these up because of the low price and the rainbow colors; they stack inside each other and have numbers on the top of each cup. I deducted a star because the numbers were not as prominent as I would have liked. Others, on the other hand, may appreciate their secrecy. They've been used for water play as well as stacking.
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