3 in1 Baby Toys 6-12 Months, Infant Toys Set Incl Building Blocks Sensory Toys, Stacking Teething Toys, Pull String Toddler Toys, 19PCS Bath Toys for Babies 6-12 Months

As a new father I often am finding myself looking for what is best for my son as he grows up. Hes now past 9 months and so far this is a great combo of toys for him.He loves the dangly toy alot!! The blocks he likes to bash and they stay pretty sturdy for him. The rings, well they're rings and hes getting use to their function still LOL.The materials are durable, and trust me this kid put them to the test. They are very easy to clean and wipe down without any issues, and he keeps having major enjoyment with all the devices for the most part. Hes just not super fond of the rings LOL.Great kid toy for his age but I doubt he will stick with them as he gets older but they do what they are intended to do.

Durable gift set for a baby at multiple stages. The soft muted blocks and stacking rings have different textures for baby to feel and chew on. There are shapes, patterns and numbers on the blocks. Children can learn cause and effect from stacking blocks and watching them fall, or banging the toys on surfaces. Shapes can be matched and fit into each other. The stacking rings and blocks don't fit together snugly, it's .more of a looser fit, so they come apart without effort. The toy with pull strings is nice and colorful and good for teaching push/pull movements. A good toy to take in the car or stroller to keep baby occupied.I would advise not submerging these in water to avoid water being trapped inside toys.A little bag to keep the blocks and stacking rings in would have been handy in this set.

If anyone knows anything about Montessori products, they are expensive! It’s nice to have a toy/product that give you the benefits of appropriate learning and activity toys at an affordable price. The tactile nature of all parts it perfect for little hands, especially those that use their hands to stick things in their mouth.It cleans up well and so far, has been indestructible. It seems like each time we drag it out we find another way to use the different parts. Great find!

These toys are adorable and cute but didnt help much with teething he could not grab onto them so young but when he got older they did help a lot with playing they are super easy to clean and very durable. and he loved them and still does!

I appreciated that the blocks and tower are very soft rubber which is great for young children without a rubber smell like some toys. Note that when stacked, the blocks do not really snap together, so in a year when they are able to use the blocks independently, it may be a little frustrating for them. I do like them much more than basic wooden blocks that have sharp corners.The tower holds together nicely and is made of the same soft rubber. These are much nicer than the old style everyone is familiar with.The pull string activity toy is also sold separately but is a better value in my opinion when bundled with the other two activities.. It will keep the toddler busy with the different activities included on the orb.

Love that these have stackable rings, and not just blocks. Allows for more creative play, and more varied shape exploration. Great texture, easy to throw in the dishwasher. And if one gets hurled off the highchair, they won't hurt anybody, lol.

The media could not be loaded.  The cubes are made of a soft silicone that is fairly easy to clean. There are different textures and pictures in each side. They also have shapes carved out so you can stack them. The ring stack is the same idea. The last little toy is fun. The shapes sticking out of the top are very soft and can be pulled back and forth from either side. They are also very soft and perfect for teething. There is a little pop-it section, rings, a button that moves, and it makes a rattle sound. Definitely able to entertain baby.

our baby is 5 months right now so she's only playing with the UFO pull string toy and she loves it. It is a little heavy so we have to hold it so she doesn't accidently hit her face with it. The rubber blocks and circle stacks are okay. Since they have holes in them I would not use them in the bath or put them in the dishwasher like the posting suggests because water can get trapped inside and mold can form. The blocks will only lock with in specific order because they have specific shapes so younger babies might get frustrated but older toddlers will be able to match shapes. The sensory on the blocks and stacks are great for baby development and teething. I like that they are soft and light so they won't get hurt.