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Three toys in one!
• Colours and shapes
• Hand an eye co-ordination
• Gripping and releasing
• Touch and feel
• Can be pulled apart and put together easily
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I found it an awesome toy for my daughter she has had hours of fun with it. She loves the bright colours. 3 toys in one definitely value for money.
This is a bright, colourful ball that can be pulled apart into 3 seperate toys. 2 C shapes & a rattle.
When it is a ball my son likes to push the squeaky buttons and feel the bumps on the sides. He also likes to roll it along the floor and chase after it.
When it is in pieces he only really plays with the rattle. But it is the perfect size for his little hands. When he does play with the C shapes it is generally just to chew on them.
I found this toy hard to pull apart at first but it got easier after a bit of use. I liked this toy because it is more than just a ball, it is colourful and it great for a child's hands to explore the different bumps and shapes on it. It is well made, it is safe and my son seems to enjoy it.
The price is a little higher than what I thought it would be but I guess you're not just paying for the toy but also a good brand.
This proved to be a very cool toy, but not as cool as it could have been I think. The ball had a slide-out piece that acted as a lock, and then just two interlocking C-shaped pieces that formed the main body. They were hard to pull apart to start with, but after watching a determined young nephew giving it hard-out what-for, it soon fell apart. After that, it got easier as the pieces 'wore'. Plenty of bright colours caught the attention of the baby, the noises added to the appeal resulting in a lot of interested coos and gurgles, and the older lad was taken with the game possibilities his agile young mind dreamed up. It wasnt the biggest hit, but it sure was a favourite for a few hours until the next super toy was placed in front of them. Though I think the price is fair for the materials and shipping etc I think it still feels a little overpriced for my tastes. I would be OK with paying maybe $16 but not much more for what it is.
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