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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 a great, simple stacking rings set Feb 28, 2010
By Silea
I love Plan Toys. They use solid, sturdy wood instead of plastics, and all of their dyes are food-grade so you don't have to worry about your kid ingesting anything nasty if they chew on their toys.
This stacking ring set is great. Some people have complained that it's smaller than a lot of the other stacking ring sets out there, but i don't see that as a bad thing. Infant and toddler hands are pretty small, and these rings seem to fit them pretty well. My son actually refused to play with a stacking ring set at his grandparents' house because the big, puffy plastic rings were too big for him to hold.
The collapsible base thing is actually a bit silly. All it means is that instead of the column being fixed to the base, it's tied on with string. If you push it, it flexes a little.
And as for the red ball on top not screwing on, well, i'd like this toy less if it did. My son likes stacking the rings then upending the whole thing, which he wouldn't be able to do if it screwed on. Also, i doubt he'd be able to get the hang of screwing it on right away, so he wouldn't be able to put it on at all until he did. Sure, it would make storage a bit easier, but it's not really that hard to pick the whole thing up by the base instead of by the ball on the top.
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Good toy Sep 06, 2009
By Ann M
As soon as this toy came in the mail, I was disappointed in the size. However, it was for our daughter's first birthday, and we figured we would see what she thought of it before we sent it back. She was way more impressed with it than I was. She had a little trouble getting the rings on at first, but she has gotten really good at it in the two weeks she's had it. The only thing she can't put on yet is the ball. The pieces fit well in her hands and so I guess that's either why it is the size it is, or it'd be too heavy if it were bigger.
I love that I don't have to worry that this will be recalled due to it being dangerous or toxic. I also really like that she can put the rings on in any order she wants, not all stackers do that. My husband is worried that she will throw the ball part and break something but so far it hasn't occurred to her.
*edited to add: our dog ate the red ball off the top. Emailed the company, who sent a free replacement. That was pretty awesome.*
8 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 a couple of design flaws Jan 18, 2007
By J. Birmingham
We've had this toy less than a month. While I like the look and the fact that it's made of wood, we've had two problems. First, the top of the toy - the red ball - does not screw onto the stand. Hence, it's hard to put aside or away neatly; as soon as it's disturbed, it easily falls and everything comes undone. With a little training, you get used to always picking it up from the base. The real problem is that the pole that holds the rings and is affixed to the base broke! It is held on by some sort of elastic/string device, and it snapped apart from the base. It's so inexpensive that it's not worth the effort to send it back. I may try to screw it together. Most likely, we'll just a buy a different brand.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Lovely Learning Toy Apr 12, 2009
By Mommy Kind
"creepycrawly"
I love that the rings actually go in the rainbow order of colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple. The colors are vibrant. The pole bends away from the base, so there's some flexibility. My son loves this toy and has played with it since he was seven months old (minus the pole base). If you have a dog, I would recommend watching them closely around this toy. For some reason, my dog chewed on two of the rings. Maybe because of the vegetable dyes or the rubber tree wood? I still think this is the best stacking ring.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
So much fun Mar 17, 2007
By S. Emch
We love this toy. My daughter is just a year old and so we use the wooden disks by themselves for now (i wouldn't want her to hurt herself on the stick). she stacks all the disks by herself and claps when she's through. it takes some practice and patience to balance the disks without the stick. she loves it. there are no design flaws with our toy.
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