Fisher-Price Brilliant Basics Stack & Roll - Reviews
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6.10.2015
Its very rare that I right a review for anything but this toy is so good that I felt I needed to. My 6 month old son was bought it for Christmas and at first I thought it was a nice, colourful stacking toy. However, as he's played with it day after day, I've realised quite how versitile it is. Not only does it stack into a tower (as illustrated) but makes balls and stacks the other way round. However, it also has all kinds of more 'grown up' features such as shapes and numbers so as he's got bigger, we are able to use the colours and shapes and, in due course, numbers. He can hide some smaller cups in the larger ones and the little yellow rattle/ball that sits on the top can add some additional games.
5.11.2009
I bought this toy for my 2 boys while we were away on holiday to keep them entertained in restruants, they could both play with it at the same time as there are 11 brightly coloured pieces and there are so many things you can do with the cups with a little imagination, it also packs up into 1 ball that fits in a bag or under the pushchair. We took this everywhere for 2 years till we lost most of the pieces and had to throw the rest away. I am now buying another one not for the boys as they are a bit old for it now but for a christmas prezzie for my baby niece. I would definatly recomend this, it is great value for money,
5.11.2020
Great value colourful toy which can be used in a range of ways as your child grows.Our 7 month old currently likes to play with the cups made into balls, sometimes with other toys or the smiley face rattle inside. The balls roll suprisingly well so we can roll them to each other, and the holes at the top of each cup make them easy to pick up (and look through!).The stacking itself is a little more fiddly and not as easy for little hands as some stackers with centre guides etc. Each cup clips in place but it requires a bit of precision to make the full stack. It's great for working on manual skills and the toy will definately be one we get a lot of use out of as our little boy grows.
16.4.2013
This is brilliant value, i bought it ready fir my 6mo but its been hijacked by my 2yo for now, you can use it as a traditional stacker toy, make balls out of it, we build small towers then turn the bottom one into a ball (with the tower still attached) to make a sort of weeble, wobbling tower, I ask my daughter to point out colours, she can now also tell me which blue/green etc is the lighter or darker shade. It also fits together brilliantly for easy storage and to stop pieces getting lost. I just live this toy
9.7.2017
This was purchased for our son at 4 months old and he loved watching it being stacked and now a few months on it's still his favouriteThe yellow face ball makes a nice rattling which keeps his attention and he gets very excited when he plays with it. The cups themselves are well made and stack quite well - the ability to make them into balls has also been good fun and handy for storage as all cups can be made into one heavy ball.Nice and colourful - cannot think of any negatives.
30.10.2015
My little ones (1 yr and 3 yrs) both love this toy. I like that you can use the cups to stack and make a tower, but you can also use them to make balls that can roll. We place little objects inside the balls to have our baby problem solve in getting the ball open to remove the objects. There is also a counting aspect to this toy as well. Each cup is numbered so an older child can use counting skills to determine the order in which to stack the cups. I highly recommend this product.
21.12.2018
Amazing!! Keeps your little one entertained for ages, babies and toddlers fiind these fascinating for some reason. I already gifted quite a few of these. At the moment we're teaching our son how to make them into balls and then undo them, he loves knocking them down when I stack them up, we put other smaller toys inside the balls and he loves figuring out how to get to them or he just talks into them loudly. Baby is 10 month old and every month he's playing differently with them
7.9.2019
My daughter loves these...so do i, her dad, pretty much all adults and childreb that have been to our house and seen them!! Lol, iv caught various members of the family engrossed in stacking the cups I n different ways... I take them with me wherever i go you can stack them all into one another... Ota one toy i tale with me when visiting friends or family as i knw my daughter will play with them... There are so many ways u can play with the cups.
9.5.2017
I really didn't understand the appeal of this toy at first because it seemed to basic but it has many play uses and building opportunities. I will agree with a prior reviewer who said it is very difficult to get the pieces apart when you put them together as a ball. My baby really likes the jingly ball on top. If you get the pieces stuck together in a ball, use a metal nail file to pop them apart; at least that is what worked for me:)
17.4.2013
Our grandson is 14 months old, so he does not snap the balls together yet, but he loves it if you put the little, rattly, yellow ball inside a ball so he can see it in there and shake it up ! He loves to put the yellow ball on the very top of the stack...he listens when we count out the numbers that are written on the sides...all in all a toy that is going to mean different possibilities at different ages...I'm glad we bought it:-)
12.4.2018
I like the versatility of this toy and the fact you can click together and make different coloured balls from the pieces. My little boy (7 months) loves knocking it down when it’s a stacker, and also loves playing with the balls. You can put the yellow rattle ball inside any of the balls you make with the cups to give them good noise value and interest! Would definitely recommend... I think it will interest him for quite some time!
29.11.2016
I read this as a recommendation to entertain a child on a long flight and, providing you take the rattling ball out of the middle, it's a good tip. Then when on holiday you have several balls, a stacking tower, and something to knock down.Note that if taking on the beach, the sand *will* get caught in the joins between each segment and they *will* be incredibly hard to get apart again. But that's part of parenting fun.
31.5.2021
The toy has bright color that is attractive to baby. There are many ways to play as hollow balls, stacking towers, bowls, collectors and hide&peek. Even can be a good decoration for photograph.It's easy to collect together but hard to open if you close all together firmly. Be careful it's made of hard and crispy plastic and can make loud noises, so don't let little baby to play with the stacked bowls alone.
30.5.2016
Very good. Grandson loves them. The only problem was that they were such a good fit when new that we had to play with them for a couple of hours before we could get them apart with reasonable force. Now they have worn in they still fit tightly but do click nicely into place. My grandson is 18 months old and gets a lot of fun from them. It is also good that the colours of the rainbow are in the correct order.
25.6.2018
My 7 month old daughter loves these. They make a great noise when clacked together, we peek through them at one another, I join 2 together and hide things in the middle, we use them like trumpets - endless uses and we haven’t even got to the stacking stage yet! She also loves the wee yellow ball that is included. They seem pretty indestructible and they are lovely bright colours. Definitely recommended.