Fisher-Price Rock-a-Stack and Baby's First Blocks Bundle [Amazon Exclusive]

I paid for a new product, but I got a used one with smug marks and scratched plastic. I can tell that this item has been used by another child several times. They didn't even clean it before shipping it to me as a new product, which is completely unacceptable. What if my child contracts an infection as a result of germs? The toys haven't been washed in a long time. This is rash, dangerous, and unethical behavior.

Emory Clark

| May 01, 2021

The item was used and filthy when it arrived. What an abhorrent sight! I would never give this to someone as a present for a six-month-old. We've requested a replacement and will see how it turns out when it arrives!.

Kayden Ellis

| Dec 24, 2020

The toys were not even wrapped and came in a box with no product information. Be wary of buyers! Especially now that there is a coronavirus outbreak.

Brynn Roach

| Sep 09, 2021

This appeared to be brand new, but it was filthy when it arrived. Because it was unwrapped and there was no information sheet (such as age use, company information, etc. ), it had to be used. br>br>There's nothing wrong with the product, but I'm disappointed that it wasn't obvious how it's used. I could have found it for a lot less money at a garage sale.

Novalee Glass

| Jan 25, 2021

These are updated versions of classic toys that promote matching, stacking, and grouping skills while having no bells and whistles. For the past two days, they've kept my baby enthralled for hours at a time. As I hurriedly unpacked them from the box they arrived in, he became enthralled. br>br>On the pail for shapes: He'd always preferred stacking or knocking things down, but with the shape pail, he was astonished to discover that each shape came in twos - Unlike his other toys, this one is unique. Some people have complained that the lid is very loose in comparison to the older version, and seeing the look on his face when he combined both star shapes warmed my heart. This is true, but I like it because my baby is learning object permanence, and the lid is loose enough that after a shape is put through its matching hole, he can remove the lid to see if the shape has indeed ended up in the pail. He's also been content to collect all of the shapes in the pail and carry it around, or to stick his feet in there to verify that - yes - they are all there. He, too, is a good fit. br>br>This is also a classic on the rocking ring stacker. Unlike his stacking cups, which he can mix and match in various ways, this ring stacker is teaching him that certain things must be done in a specific order. He put on the largest one, waited for it to settle, and then put on the smaller one, which didn't quite reach the bottom - The rings were separated by a gap! It was interesting to watch him sit and stare at the stacking peg while working on the "problem. " He was a little frustrated with this one because he hadn't quite grasped the lesson, but for the time being, he's having fun playing with the rings individually and combining them with the shapes from the pail - He can pass the shapes through the rings themselves, he observes. br>br>I'd seen other sellers try to sell this combo for $30, so I was relieved to find this seller offering it at a reasonable price. Overall, I'm very pleased!.

Atlas Schmidt

| Jan 14, 2021

Toy of the highest caliber. (s). Everyone in my daughter's family spoils her rotten. She has a plethora of glitzy toys with lights and sounds, as well as animated this and sensory that. People have a habit of bringing her gifts. br>br>Her personal favorite - Considering she was only four months old when I gave it to her, and she is now nine months old - This set of blocks and rings is what I'm talking about. By a long shot, by a long shot, by an even longer shot, by an even longer shot.

Eliezer Lopez

| May 05, 2021

Stacking rings are a favorite of my 10-month-old granddaughter. She still hasn't figured out how to sort the blocks and place them in their proper places. I'm sure we'll have a good time with them when she gets a little older. I believe you'll need a brush to clean the blocks set because you'll need to get into the tiny corners and cracks to ensure they're thoroughly cleaned. Because the stackable rings have tiny holes in them, you must avoid letting them sit in water because drying them completely will be difficult. I'm concerned that it might lead to mold growth.

Benjamin Wu

| Apr 10, 2021

This bundle has made me happy. Originally, I intended to purchase just a stack of rocks, but I discovered that a bundle could be purchased for a few dollars more. My daughter is so enamored with the blocks that it's hilarious to watch her play with them.

Alia Gould

| Dec 28, 2020