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Mr. Frog Stacking Rings

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$7.5 $14.99 In stock

Category: Category Baby & Toddler Toys

Features

  • Suitable for 1Y and above
  • INCREDIBLE FUN TOY: Allow your child to build and disassemble the frog while learning colors and sounds
  • STACKER ON A WOBBLER BASE: Sort and stack five colored rings in different ways, then bat at the wobbly base to see what happens. Multiple materials and textures stimulate children’s tactile senses
  • FINE MOTOR SKILLS: This wooden frog set will develop key motor as they learn about shapes, colors and sounds while playing 
  • DURABLE: Made with high quality, sustainable materials which will last a life time
  • CHILD SAFE: Non-toxic paints and finishes so you do not have to worry about anything but having fun.

Product Description

Mr. Frog will help children learn about colors, counting and sounds! Let you child assemble the 7-piece frog and poke to make it wobble. Clap his head and shake the rattle rings.

Item Weight: 0.92 lbs,  Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 4.68 x 4.68 x 7.25 inches

Adult Assembly Required: No

Warning: This toy meets the European and American safety standards EN 71 and ASTM F963. Remove the packaging material before you give the toy to your child. Please keep all the relevant information for future reference. Decorations and colors may vary!

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

My little one loves sorting the five colored rings and knocking the whole frog over, the wobbler base keeps it from tipping too easily. We’ve been using it to practice colors and sounds for weeks, it’s held up great so far.

Michael Y. ★★★★★

My 14-month-old figured out how to stack the rings by color within a week, and the wobbler base adds just enough challenge to keep her coming back. The frog face is cute enough that she giggles every time she knocks it over.

Ryan C. ★★★★★

The wobble base keeps it from tipping over even when my daughter yanks at the rings mid-stack, and she's figured out the color sorting faster than I expected. Watching her build and tear down the frog over and over is genuinely entertaining for both of us.