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Fisher-Price Baby Stacking Toy Rock-a-Stack, Roly-Poly Base with 5 Colorful Rings for Ages 6+ Months
Fisher-Price Baby Stacking Toy Rock-a-Stack, Roly-Poly Base with 5 Colorful Rings for Ages 6+ Months
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- Classic infant stacking toy with 5 colorful rings to grasp, shake, and stack
- Top ring has shiny surface with rattle beads inside
- Roly-poly rocker base for wibbly-wobbly, bat-at play
- Helps develop fine motor skills and gross motor skills as baby grasps, shakes, and stacks the rings
- Great gift for babies and toddlers ages 6 months and older
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Smilestones: Bringing a smile to milestones. This toy helps foster Crawling by giving your baby colorful round targets to move toward
Product Description
The Fisher-Price Rock-a-Stack toy offers classic stacking fun for your baby. Younger babies will love grasping, holding, shaking and exploring the five colorful rings. The littlest ring has a shiny, reflective surface for baby to discover insidewith colorful, swirling beads that make fun rattle sounds! When they're ready to sit and play, babies can stack the rings on the post, then bat at the wobbly base to make it rock back and forth. Stacking helps them develop hand-eye coordination and introduces them to the concept of relative size as they learn to sort and stack from biggest to smallest!
Smilestones: Bringing a smile to milestones
At Fisher-Price, we know play and development go hand in hand. From bright colors & textures that engage their senses, to activities that get them sitting up & crawling, and interactive friends that introduce first words & spark imaginations, Fisher-Price toys help make reaching those important milestones (and everything in between) so much fun.
Discover what happens
From grasping and shaking to sorting and stacking, the Fisher-Price Rock-A-Stack toy 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!
Think, stack, and play
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.)
