Introduce your child to construction and physics. Stack up a tower and let the ball tumble through the tunnel slide, flapping wings as it goes. Twirl the gears and let the good times roll.
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Cognitive Development
As your child drop the balls into the tower, they begin to develop an understanding of a more evolved “indirect cause and effect.” When your child stacks the blocks, they are assessing problems and experimenting with solutions, stretching their cognitive abilities.
Dropping balls into the tower, allows your child to see gravity in action, and to understand the concept of object permanence when it reappears. When your child twirls the gears and watches the other gears twirling as a result, they begin to understand how things interact. Knocking down the structures, they see cause & effect, and activities “on,” “around,” and “under” the shapes help them learn about spatial relationships.
The tower’s delights will inspire your child’s curiosity. When balls are dropped, the sounds differ, so your child will wonder about the variations. Peeking through its holes will surprise as the balls appear and disappear. Build whatever size tower baby likes, up to five stories high and in any order.
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Physical Development
Stacking and turning the gears on the side of the stackers, promotes the development of your child’s fine motor skills as they use differentiated digits, the pincer grip, and increased palm rotation which is important for later development.
Multiple materials and textures promote tactile exploration. The bright colors and the exciting sounds also provide visual and auditory stimulation, promoting greater exploration of the senses.
Stacking blocks and putting balls into the tower, improves your child’s hand-eye coordination. As your child becomes more coordinated, model putting the ball into a more narrow opening instead of the wide funnel.
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Social & Emotional Development
As your child stacks, they configure according to their desires. The tower may be big or small; the wings and gears may be lined up orderly or at random. Learn about your child’s tendencies and prompt them to expand their repertoire. “Let’s try it a new way now!”
The fact that there is a single entry hole with multiple balls sets the stage for communication. Take turns with your child, and engage by saying, “Now Mommy waits for her turn to drop the ball. Now it’s Baby’s turn.”
Building– and breaking – a tower, makes a child feel capable. Also, breaking and rebuilding the tower reinforces the positive importance of trial and error and places the natural desire to break things within the safe context of a game.
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Good to Know
STEM-promotion
This toy promotes STEM learning important to contemporary child development – including counting and attributing.
Versatility
This toy will grow along with your baby, serving multiple purposes through multiple stages.
Award-Winning
Awarded by Dr. Toy 10 Best Active Products Winner, Dr. Toy's 100 Best Children Products, the iParenting Media Award, and The National Parenting Center.
"My 8 month old received this for Christmas and he loves it! It has several ways to keep them busy and is not a noisy toy which I love!" | Justin Congdon, Shakopee, MN
FAQ
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Which batteries are needed to operate the Tumble Ball Stacker?
3 X AA 1.5v batteries (not included), of good quality and a known brand. WARNNING: don’t use rechargeable batteries.
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What age is this product for?
To insert batteries, unscrew the battery compartment cover (located on the underside of the base unit) using a cross head screwdriver. Insert 3 X 1.5V AA batteries, ensuring correct polarity. Replace the cover and screw back tightly into place (see instructions – images 1&2).
Remove batteries when this toy is not in use for long periods or after use.
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Is there a specific order for stacking the blocks?
No. The blocks can be arranged in any number, from one block to all of them, and in any order.
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What activities are included on the side of the blocks?
The gears on the sides of the blocks turn and interact with each other or by themselves.
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What happens if a ball gets stuck in the tower?
If a ball gets stuck in the tower, use an object to push it through. Once it is out, check to see if there was anything blocking the passage.
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How can I clean the Stacker?
Wipe it clean with a damp cloth.
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Are there any safety concerns?
No, Yookidoo toys are vigorously tested for international safety standards according to the highest possible standard. Our products are free of phthalates, BPA, lead, and PVC.
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What is the date code and where can I find it on the product?
The Yookidoo date code number helps us track the production date of the product. The date code of the Yookidoo Tumble Ball Stacker is on the battery lid. It is a 5 digit number and ends with the 2 letters: LD.
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China Design No.202030039677.2 Design No.ZL202030040634.6
Community (EU) Design No. 007506308-0001 Design No. 007506308-0002
Hong Kong Design No.2015405.0M001 Design No.2015405.0M002
Israel Design No.64599 Design No.64602
Russia Design No.121157 Design No.121392
USA U.S. Patent No.10,610,797
Korea Design No.30-1083827 Design No. 30-1084021
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