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Towering Wood Stones - 18 Pieces

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$40.89 $65.95 In stock

Category: Wooden Blocks

18 months and up. Bring the beauty of colors found in nature to children. These wooden rocks can be stacked to build unique landscapes and help children develop an understanding of the fundamentals of balance. Improve concentration and coordination in users as they practice stacking the blocks to make more unconventional shapes. Set includes 18 stacking rocks in 3 sizes and build cards.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

My toddler grabbed these the second they arrived and spent a solid 20 minutes just stacking the flat ones on top of each other. The varied shapes make balancing tricky enough to keep her interested without frustrating her.

Mia ★★★★★

The colors are so muted and earthy, like actual river rocks, which makes the stackable landscapes feel way more natural than any plastic set we’ve tried. My kids keep rearranging them into little caves and towers, and the texture is smooth enough for their hands but still grippy. Perfect for quietly

Timothy V. ★★★★★

My 18-month-old loves how these stones feel in his hands—they’re lighter than regular blocks and the wood grain feels nice. We’ve been building little towers that tumble down, and he’s starting to figure out which flat side stacks best. The natural color variations make each piece interesting to loo