Stacker Reviews

I'm in middle school and had to do a progect for Family and Consumer Science. The progect was to select a toy for a certain age group. We had recently learned about saftey of toys. This product has hazards! For example The top magnet has a small flower on it. This could be a potential hazard! If a child really tried they could rip off the small flower. Then they could possibly put it in their mouths. There you have it a chocking hazard.

My son received this as a Christmas present when he was 5 months old. For a regular toy, he enjoys playing with the parts and pieces; however, I wouldn't say that it is helpful for babies to learn how to stack things at such an early age. Some pieces rattle, and another has a plastic mirror, so it's fairly entertaining, but at 7 months he hasn't put the pieces together ... the only way to tell how they fit together is by size, as the magnets don't allow you to attach any one piece to another (every other piece fits together due to the polarity). That said, he does enjoy playing with it. I think I'm going to pick him up the standard fisher price rocking stacker in addition to this one.

Its not until I took this toy out of the package, that I found how well it engaged my little boy and me alike. The colors and fabrics are great but the best part is the magnetic push and pull between the pieces that seems like magic to my baby.

My son has had this toy since about six months. He is now 8 months and he likes to touch and mouth the pieces. He also loves it when I stack it up for him so that he can hear the music. The pieces are vanilla scented and the music is very pleasant and fun. I can't wait to see him learn to stack it on his own.

I bought this game for my kids, a simple but fun game :)

My whole family has spent hours play together!!!!
Much better than all those violent games out there!

This game is a Tetris-style puzzle that uses eggs instead of blocks, and is played on a smaller field. You get Tiny Toons characters who come in and help you -- they clear rows mostly. There are three modes of play - "SURVIVAL" which is 1 player just like Tetris, "PUZZLE" which is like a tournament version where you have to eliminate the entire grid in as few moves as possible, and then Multiplayer or against the computer if nobody is playing with you.

It's cute, fun and addictive. The only thing ... I wish the board were bigger. Seems those eggs take up a lot of room, and I was missing the TETRIS blocks more and more. Also the eggs ONLY come down in pairs. No odd puzzle shapes here. For a child I could see 100% delight! Also Tiny Toons fans will get a kick out of it.

Having trouble finding the game? Amazon has used copies from time to time, most dept stores carry it, and I found it on sale at a local TOYS R US. And there is always the ZSHops or EBay.

Cute, addictive, fun ... just wish it were more of a puzzle.

Does anyone know where I can get this? I always wanted to play this. It was supposed to get released 2 years ago. This is just like the release date for this got cancelled.

I purchesed this toy from an educational store looking for something to travel with and something without batteries. We bought it 2 months ago when my son was 14 months old and he liked it right away. It only took him several hours to figure out how to stack them. He plays with them every day and his color preferences are showing up while he plays with the pegs (he picks out all the orange ones first). He works both hands on his own when trying to stack the pegs. I think it has helped him in learning how to hold crayons. The only dislikes I have with this toy is the foam mat and the thin plastic wall in the center of the pegs. My son is still at that age were he bites everything and sometimes I think that if he worked at it enough he could chew a corner of the mat. We had one of the center hole walls break the other day and found the piece on the floor. So I would inspect them every so often. Also, try to teach your kids to hold the pegs down low as to not poke themselves in the eye when trying to stack the pegs with out the mat. It happened to our son--nothing severe just alot of crying. Overall it's a great toy and worth the money. I would definately purchase it as a gift for other children as well. Our son gets very excited when I ask him if he wants to play with his pegs. :)

My 21-month-old loves stacking things and sticking things into other things. So this toy was perfect for him, except that the base should be made of something a little more sturdy. It's rather flimsy rubberized material. He can't play with it in his crib or on my bed. He has to place it on a table or something else with a hard surface. Other than that, he seems to really like it.

I bought this because my son used to play this in OT sessions. He loved it and it really helps him to concentrate, use both hands (motor skills).

I will recommend this to everyone (1+year kids)

I bought this for my 3 1/2 month old daughter about a month ago and she still isnt very interested in them.

I love that they have different colors and textures for her to explore as well as being able to stack them. But she could care less, she loves things with lights and music.

The age on the box says that its from one month and up but I really dont imagine a younger baby really playing with these. Im sure she will enjoy them as she gets older thats why I gave it a good rating. But their just waiting for her now.

(...). this halo action figure is very fun, although the scratches on his armor are a little un-realistic. the only major draw-back to this toy is that the knees dont have a joint, and the hands will come off with a little bit of pulling and tugging.

this toy sucks monkey balls. the second i opened the box, his arm fell off!!! (...)

The sargent stacker toy is an excellent toy, his battle armor is well worn (from all the fightingwith the Covenant) the guns are also extreamly realistic with the M90 shotgun in high detail. This is one hardcore marine and toy.