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This activity-filled table offers plenty to do, with open-ended play all around. Chunky parts are moveable, stackable, "rollable" and captivating with their bright colors and shapes. While your baby is busy having fun, you'll be amazed at all the new skills that he'll develop. Baby will love making big discoveries, all while improving motor skills, developing eye-hand coordination, and learning to recognize colors, shapes and sizes.
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- Baby can shape sort, link beads together, and even build on the nubs along the edge of the table- The table features noise making clickers
- Peek-a-book flip page included
- Also a colorful rolling drum
- Seven activities in all, baby can discover all the ways to play with this open ended table
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By Ashley McCoy (AL USA)
My aunt gave this table to us after my son was born and he just now got to the age that he can play with it. He has started pulling himself up and wanting to stand and loves to be able to stand at the table and play with all the different things on it! It is such a great thing for babies learning to stand and cruise!
By Yvette Maurer (USA)
This toy is a waster of money. Too little toys to play with and does not hold the baby's interest for more than a minute. this toy should be discontinued.
there are too many fun toys out there, for anyone to buy this.
By Rebecca E. Schmuck (Chicago, IL USA)
My parents bought this last Christmas for my baby when he way [...]. It has been a great toy. Very few items these days are battery free, which is nice for the parents. It's also great to have non electronic stimulation for the baby, which is hard to come by these days.
This table has been entertaining and educational for my baby for the last year. It is very durable and my baby has never gotten hurt with it.
It is a great toy for developmental stages. When he was very little, he liked to throw the rings and the snap together pieces. As he grew, he learned how to use the shape sorter and the ring slot. Then he practiced stacking the rings by size. Now that he is 20 months old he is losing interest in the table, although he still likes trying to snap the plastic pieces together.
All in all, this is a great table that baby can use to entertain himself, practice standing, etc, and learn various developments from age 6 months to 20 months (2 years may be pushing it).
By Latisha Walker (Florida)
My son is a year old and pushes it around the house when he plays with it alone. However, when his older sister (4 years old) plays with him, he works to imitate stacking the items and loves the little 'dinging' sounds made when sliding the loops through the slot. He's getting the hang of it. Great toy for motor skills.
By Frances Jackson
I sent this to my great niece who lives in Pittsburgh. From the moment her mother put it together, she has been completely entranced by all the activities that are available. It's a great gift.
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