We are 18 months old and still playing with it! We've had it since about 7 months old... there are so many different ways to play with the same toy with the child!

The little one runs to catch the ball that rolls every time she hits it. A nice game is played with the sequence of colors, but you can also make them into colored balls.

Open-ended game. Durable.
It's easy to take with you outside the house.
The little one plays for quite a while with 4 balls in his high chair after a year.

I got it as a gift based on the reviews I had read and it turned out great. The little one loves it and spends hours playing with it. What parents also like is the various uses the toy can have. Great value for money purchase.

You can use this particular game in various ways. Either by stacking one cup on top of the other, or by making balls, or by putting one ball inside the other in a matryoshka style, or by hiding a smaller piece inside a made ball to make it ring. It's a nice game that can be played in different ways by the child. It is definitely suitable for children up to 2-3 years old.

Now that our little one is 6 months old, she is really engaged with this toy. Whether it's the ball with the bell inside, the many colors, or the various sizes of plates she can hold... it's amazing!! Even our older daughter, who is 4.5 years old, is crazy about it. She connects them to form balls, identifies the numbers... well done!! It's much more than just a simple tower!

My little one (7.5 months) loves it! He will engage with it several times a day for about half an hour each time and play with great concentration. His favorite thing is to make pairs of balls and hit the ball-bell of the set with them.

It has many ways to keep the child occupied, but perhaps for the stage when they start stacking things on top of each other, the building blocks are easier

It has various ways to play. You make balls with every two "bolakia".. it has numbers, colors, the small ball goes into the big one.. you can make a tower but my 15-month-old doesn't get excited no matter how I show it to him. He breaks it and then doesn't play with it again. I thought it would be interesting but apparently only for me.

My 17-month-old didn't pay any attention to it at all. Although it seems interesting for learning numbers, colors, and stacking for tower creation, it didn't make an impression on him for now

I rated it strictly because my 6-month-old daughter finds the face on it interesting. I believe it is for slightly older ages. I have high expectations for this toy and hope that in the future she will like it and play with all the combinations it offers.