| Product Dimensions | 21.01 x 14 x 14 cm; 421 Grams |
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| UPC | 887961482898 |
| Item Model Number | FFC84 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Target Gender | Unisex |
| Maximum weight recommendation | 454 Grams |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Item Weight | 421 g |
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From the manufacturer
To give your child the possible start in life, you don’t have to have all the answers or do things a certain way. At Fisher-Price, we’re dedicated to helping you do just that by working tirelessly to bring you gear and toys.
Discover What Happens
Little ones will have a blast with this exciting gift set, which features two iconic Fisher-Price toys: a rock-a-stack and baby's first blocks! with all the bat-at play and shape-sorting fun, your baby will be busy as a Bee developing fine motor and problem solving skills.
- Fisher-Price toys are made to help all kids—from infants to toddlers to preschoolers—develop through play, in their own ways, because that’s how they learn at each age and stage.
- And for babies, our gear offers simple solutions (more sleep, anyone?) you can’t possibly parent without.
​Think, stack, and play
From grasping and shaking to sorting and stacking, the Fisher-Price Rock-A-Stack has tons of fun ways for your baby to play and explore. Babies can sort and stack all five rings, then bat at the wobbly base to see what happens, helping to enhance their curiosity and sense of discovery.
Features:
- 10 colorful blocks to sort, stack & drop
- Five colorful rings are fun for younger babies to grasp, hold, shake and explore
- Rock-a-Stack introduces concepts of relative size & stacking
- Blocks introduce colors & shapes
Exciting put & take play
Your baby will love putting the blocks in the bucket one by one, and then dumping the bucket to see all the colorful blocks come tumbling out—over and over again! And while they're having fun, they're exercising important developing skills too, like hand-eye coordination, and thinking and problem solving skills.
Double the fun and development
While sitting up for sort and stack play exercises your baby's developing balance and coordination skills, Baby's First Blocks is a fun way for you to extend play into an early-learning opportunity for baby, introducing baby to colors, counting and shapes as you play together.
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Five shaped openings encourage little ones to drop the shape blocks through their corresponding openings. And when they're done, it's fun to dump the bucket and start it all again. |
While they're stacking the rings on the base from biggest to smallest, babies are starting to understand the concept of relative size. (Plus, it's super fun). |
Features easy-carry handle for take-along play. |
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Mr Kevin Eames
Didn’t take a genius to work out the lid came straight off
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 April 2019Verified Purchase
Techatronicalation
Design isn’t fit for purpose. Spend a little more!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 May 2020Verified Purchase
Tele-Addict
Compact size
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 February 2021Verified Purchase
Compact size
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 February 2021
A smallish container of shapes. A handy size when I think about it. Appealing for youngsters but not as good quality as ones my own children had from years gone by. The lid comes off too easy making it difficult to get my little grandson to understand? He is one year old.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 February 2021
The handle is very thin too and not the quality I was expecting from Fisher-Price.
The shapes are a good fit in the slots and the whole thing is brightly coloured.
Relatively cheap to buy and arrives boxed.
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A88
Ok...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 December 2019Verified Purchase
Truffle
Good first shape sorter
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 February 2020Verified Purchase
