Ulanik Small Rainbow Balls in Cups Toddler Montessori Toys for 1+ Year Old Kids Wooden Matching Game for Learning Color Sorting and Counting — 7 Balls, 1.18 in

The media could not be loaded. The Rainbow: Balls and Cups set is a beautifully made set of brightly colored cups and matching balls, and also comes with a wooden bowl and spoon. This play set is great for working on hand dominance, grasping skills, fine motor control, eye hand coordination skills and graded movement. There are so many ways you can use this set for play time and for learning. It comes with a wooden tray and linen bag to store all the pieces. Also, there is a QR code on the box that provides additional ideas and activities on how to use this set. This is a great addition to my therapy toys as a pediatric occupational therapist.

My grandson loves this toy but is suitable for older children. Balls are much smaller than I expected & a choking hazard.

This is such a great toy for open ended play. Endless ways to learn and create.

i got this for my 2 year old son and he loves it! it's a little smaller than i expected but overall great! the cutest and helps little ones with colors, matching, and motor skills!

I order 2 for my classroom. They were great! Kids love them. I came back to order 2 more since this was a favorite toy and they item was much, much smaller!! So tiny! The balls are now a choking hazard! It's a same! Preschool ages is where this toy benefits the most with color matching, fine motor skills, and hand eye coordination. I hate this product was changed! New size is just bigger than a gumball!

The box part broke a bit but can be glued back together but the spoon broke as well. It is also a lot smaller than I originally expected (I bought it when my son was 6 months) I think it was a bit to small for a child that young but it works great now that he’s 3 and his little sister is 2 years old so I think toddlers are a more appropriate age range.

We laid out a bunch of toys for our 18 month old grandson‘s visit and this was the one he went straight to. He was so drawn by the different colored balls in the bowl, and the spoon. And then once he started playing with the cups, stirring the balls, and lifting them into the cups he just loved it. I found a little wooden chute that he could use to slide the balls down also. When he gets a little older we will play hide the ball under the cup were you switch the cups around. He stayed here seven days and every day he played with this toy. We just left it out on our coffee table. It’s so nicely contained in the tray, so fun and colorful to look at it and made all out of wood.

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