Fisher-Price Tiny Garden Wooden Pull-Along Stacking Snail Toddler Toy 6pc Wooden

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The turtle shell is a rainbow. The kids liked practicing stacking the rainbow. It was good practice for their motor skills. The kids also got to take the turtle around the room. They had a lot of fun with the turtle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son just received this toy, he liked it and began to play with it. I like the material and that it doesnt have small pieces he can put in his mouth. the quality of the product is great and is good to see how sturdy it is. I'm sure he will enjoy this toy for time to come.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a darling, well made toy. We let my 10 month old nephew play with it while we were watching him one night and it was the only toy he would play with the whole night. You can tell it is engaging their brains to problem solve and learn while having fun.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was impressed on how this pull toy kept my grandson busy. First he enjoyed stacking the pieces to build the snails shell, then he had fun pulling it. I also noticed the toy is heavier than other pull toys which helps so it won’t tip over when he is pulling. 5 stackables plus the body. Wooden pieces that will last for many years. Would of preferred brighter color but still very appealing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This adorable stacking toy was a great gift for my granddaughter. The bright colors and simple design made it appealing and easy for her to figure out. The solid wood pieces will hold up well for lots of play, and the stacking rainbow is a great open-ended play option. She can put it together however she wants, design different structures, problem solve and use the pieces when she's older to play with other toys in imaginary play. Overall, this is a great toy and the age range suggested is appropriate. I will say, the stick on the back of the turtle is attached with a bungee type elastic and bends to the side when pushed. This is likely a safety feature and after a few minutes, she figured it out, but it made the stacking process a little frustrating at first. I would recommend this toy, it's a cute and well made product that will last a long time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This has to be one of our favorite toys! It keep my little ones entertained, its durable and the colors are neutral. Its east to pull along and fun to stack . This would be a great gift to give as well. Very happy to see more wood toys out there

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I gifted this to a one-year-old, and she absolutely loves it! The toy is very tactile and engaging—she enjoys stacking the pieces and stays focused while playing. The large size of each piece makes it easy for small hands to grasp, and the materials feel safe and sturdy. It’s a simple, hands-on toy that encourages exploration and motor skills development. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Better than a puzzle , 2 year old grandson loves taking the turtle apart .. and easy to put back together .. safe and easy to hold blocks . Easy to pull around once put back together with the pull string . Great fun

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First off I really like the colors the neutral colors were great because I have older children who are not the same sex as my youngest. I also love the stacking ability and that you can stack it more than one way.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So this was absolutely precious, first off. The turtle really caught his attention. Then he was mesmerized when I began in stacking it, and got the wheels in his head turning. He was curious and it allowed him creative thinking to figure out how it worked to stack properly. Kept my little pretty occupied

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter really enjoyed this stacking turtle. She likes to pull it around, and pulling the rainbow stacks of the "shell" off the turtle. I enjoyed watching her problem solve how to get the stacks back on in the correct order but it didn't take her long before she had it figured out, and now she's taking it off and putting it on quickly. I really like that it's made from wood, I feel like it will last longer, and the colors are more natural and muted, which I also like. The post the shell pieces stack on is attached with string, so it bends some to the side, rather than being hard and straight. It seems safer the way they designed it, so falling on it would let it give rather than poking into the child. The only complaint I have is I wish the string to pull the turtle was longer. But otherwise, it's a solid, fun toy and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a toy that isn't electronic and always beeping and needing batteries.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler loved the fun colors of this cute snail pull along toy. The pulling activity helps their gross motor skills, coordination, and balance. The stacking activity focuses on their fine motor skills, attention span, and problem-solving. It’s your ultimate toddler educational toy! I like the Montessori aspecr of the toy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The FP Stacking Turtle is an adorable and fun toy that keeps little hands busy and minds engaged. The bright colors and sturdy design make it perfect for toddlers learning to stack, sort, and explore. It’s both educational and entertaining—a great addition to any playroom!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This little stacking snail is so cute! I love the colors, and I love that the rainbow "shell" has slightly muted classic rainbow colors. The little post that the rainbow stacks on is on an elastic string, so you don't have to worry about your little one falling on it and getting hurt. That being said, it may be a little too flexible if your little one is pulling the snail fast because it will bend and the rainbow pieces fall off.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the wooden features and colors of this toy. It holds my child’s attention for an extended amount of time and it’s one that they are always coming back to! I love that’s it’s different than the typical stacking toys and we are very happy we added it to our collection of toys.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Fisher Price Stacking Turtle is such a wonderful toy that not only is aesthetically pleasing with neutral colors but is designed perfectly for a curious toddler to learn for hours. This toy is age appropriate and engaging and challenges children to explore and learn eye hand coordination and fine motor skills. The cloth material on the antennas offers a nice touch and the pull string is durable with easy rotating wheels

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The fisher price wooden pull along stacking snail is a great toy for problem solving and motor skills. The fact ve chunky easy to grasp pieces of the rainbow come off of the snail base . They have a hole in middle to help them guide pieces back onto the snail. It's also a pull toy . Love the colors and durability of the wooden you. Definitely a tout we can pass down to next kid in line.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The packaging was really easy to open and get the toy out. He really enjoyed the toy. The stackable shell for the snail was easy for him to take apart and stack together. Thankfully the post was flexible because he tried to sit on the snail and ride him. He also like to race the snail against his cars.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son absolutely loves playing with the Fischer Price stacking turtle. As soon as it came out of the box he had to play with it. It’s well made, nice neutral colors and has held up well to him chewing on it. Definitely recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 yr.grandson Is simply amazed by the turtle, he’s learning words, we just recently took him to the zoo, and now with his own turtle he’s overjoyed. He called it by first 4 letters tho. He wants to walk it every where, including stores, because turt has to go where he goes. He loves taking this turtle apart and putting back together and says turt has a tummy like he has.