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Tower Pounding

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Let's get physical!
It's fun to endlessly bang a ball up to the tower and watch it roll down the circular path.
This toy enhances children's hand - eye coordination.

Product size: 26 x 20 x 21.5 cm (approximately 10.2 x 7.9 x 8.5 inches)

Product ID : 53030

AGE : 2+

Materials : plantation rubberwood

Measurements : package 18.8 x 18.8 x 23 cm (approximately 7.4 x 7.4 x 9.1 inches)

Made in Thailand

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Lovely toy!

My 2 year old twins fight constantly over this toy. Constantly! The picture here doesn't do it justice - when you hit the bottom of the see-saw piece, the ball flies up the inside of the tunnel, then falls out and rolls all the way around the toy and comes back and settles in the bottom of the tunnel again. So, the child has to learn to hit the red mark correctly and hard enough to get the ball high enough to get out the top. At first it bugged me that the see-saw piece wasn't attached and my kids kept knocking it out, and I would have to stay close by to put it back in place, over and over and over again, but now I realize that it was a great way for them to learn about placing pieces correctly - almost like a puzzle. The paint has held up flawlessly even with constant hammering and other abuse. Highly recommended! My kids enjoyed this from about 14 months onwards.

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Clever Toy

We have had this toy for about a year, and while I wouldn't say it was a favorite, when my son has played with it, he has really enjoyed it! Its a fun way to get out some of that pounding energy out, and my son really enjoys trying to catch the ball before it gets back to it's starting place. We've had to be a little careful because the ball is wood and so it isn't the safest thing to throw, but my son doesn't totally understand why it is different from other balls! Still, we have enjoyed this one, and I think it is a fun one to have around. We he gets it out, my son just pounds and pounds, and seems to really delight in getting the ball high enough to go around the circle, then watching it go down the path.