Baby Story Stacking cup Toys Sets for Toddlers, Babies, 6 Months and Above  (Multicolor)

Baby Story introduces the most lovable and baby brain development including stacking toys that come in 3 different ways. The stacking ring improves the baby's brain and also rapidly maintains their sensory skills to differentiate colours, texture and sizes while playing. These stacking rings improve a baby's early math skills by involving gross motor skills like hand-eye coordination, visual skills, sensory skills and other knowledge of sizes, textures and shapes. The stacking cube is very important in helping a baby go through a lot of creative playing skills. These skills will be improved only when there is a stack of cubes kept apart. Stacking one cube on the other concerning size and colour improves your baby’s memory and visionary skills. It is recommended to have some playtime with your babies to help them learn and increase their grasping power from a very tender age. The other stacking toy would be a stacking cup. This stacking cup is very essential in improving a baby's intelligence. While playing regularly baby’s stand, sit on their own and get excited while playing with them. These bright and vibrant coloured stacking toys are made with BPA free plastic, and a parent need not worry about “what if it breaks?”. There is no chance of breaking these stacking toys as these are made with hard plastic. Any mess on these stacking toys can be easily washed away and sun-dried for a while. These stacking toys are made with extreme safety and are curated with the ideology of reference from doctors and moms. Playing with your baby without involving screen time is the best way to improve their ability to do things. Baby’s tend to put everything in their mouth and moms start to worry. There will be no problem if your baby puts everything in their mouth, these stacking toys help in reducing your baby’s fussy mindset as there will be a lot of bright colours and visually appealing structures to play with. Get your baby this time-saving and screen time avoiding stacking toys, that help improve their gross motor skills from childhood.