Fat Brain Toys Tobbles Neo, Creative Toddler Sensory and Learning Toys for Kids 6 Months and Up, For Early Development

Such a neat toy my boys both love this

These are my daughters' favorite stacker/multi- use toys! So many ways to play - building up, using as "cakes" with "ice cream" at teatime, as spinny rides for their dolls, even as planets and asteoids, etc. Plus, Tobbles really are quite satisfying to stack then watch my littlest (23 months) knock over. Each tobble makes it's own cool 'bonk' sound - higher or lower pitched depending on the size. Not at all annoying to hear, probably something to do with the somewhat rubbery, matte plastic outer shell and hollow inside. They are pretty hard though, so if one of the bigger ones should accidentally bonk you or one of the kids in the head..it won't tickle, let's just say. Obviously. But these aren't meant as throwing toys, so, yeah.Each Tobble is weighted at the bottom, so when they tumble they wobble around quite a bit, aka endlessly entertaining. Should have probably purchased 2 more sets since all 3 of my beebees love these. Maybe this Christmas?

Like a lot! Nice bright colors. My baby likes watching them fall!

One of my son’s favorite toys.

My daughter loves this toy! It has been a great sensory learning tool for her for months. The colors are so fun and vibrant. The design is quite clever and unique. This is not your average stacking toy! My daughter has fun putting each egg one on top of another. The design is so genius that the eggs can be stacked tilted or askew which makes it easy for young children trying to develop these stacking skills!! The eggs have a partial satin finish which makes them easy for babies to grip and hold on to. I would definitely buy more products from this brand! Highly recommended!

The toy brings our little one immense joy, but definitely something to play supervised with. The edges with "teeth" are no fun to hit — anywhere else and the toy scoots obligingly out of the way, but the little one has hit the edges with the teeth, and particularly the base which doesn't scoot at all, and cried. Would still buy it, but something with slightly less sharp corners or for slightly older infants who are comfortable sitting up while playing with it.

This was recommended to me by a colleague, and it has become a fast favorite for my 14 month old. You can stack them facing up on the stand or upside down and they grip at almost any angle! This brand is pricey but worth it for quality educational toys.

I REALLY like this toy & my daughter seems to enjoy it a lot as well. I think it would serve as an EXCELLENT shower gift or baby gift for infants from about 6 months old up to probably 18 months. I think you would really impress people with this gift as it is a really unique & well designed upgrade to a traditional toy concept that everyone is familiar with & probably had themselves when they were a child.My mother originally bought my daughter the traditional toy this concept is based upon, the one with the yellow plastic center post with a white plastic base & then several plastic "doughnut" rings in various colors that baby is supposed to stack in order but I found that she often just removed the rings & then kinda banged around with the post like it was a hammer & nothing enticed her to complete the tower of rings again.The slight magnification effect within the stacking balls creates awe & wonder & curiosity in my child & each one of the balls has a different weight to it which again makes it really engaging. She is almost 10 months old & while she doesn't have the fine motor skills it takes to place the plastic rings around the post of the old toy she can easily pick up each ball in this set & drop it/place it on top of the stack with the help of the magnets which really gives her a sense of accomplishment I think.I really really appreciate the thoughtful design of this baby toy.