Such a fun toy! The kids love watching the balls race down the colorful track, and it’s great for building coordination and cause-and-effect skills through play.

Bought this for one of my great-grand babies. It was such a hit, I went back and bought 2 more! Toddlers love this toy!

My toddler loves this! He'll sit there and drop the balls for as long as we allow him. And it's bright and colorful which makes it stand out nicely. The only cons is that the tower comes apart pretty easily and as he got older, he figured out how to take them apart. And there is no place to store the balls so I always have to keep track of where the three balls are.

My grandson would laugh and squeal with delight while watching the balls fall! A perfect toddler toy!

As a former early head start teacher this toy is very good for hand and eye coordination . I recommend buying it to your kids . Tons of fun and affordable price .

My daughter with special needs REALLY loves this!! She can’t stop playing with it! :) It’s great for eye / hand coordination!

Got this set for my grandson, who is now 1. He is very interested in watching the balls make their trip down the slide, and with repeated attempts he can now do it on his own. Love the bright primary colors of the track, and the balls contain different items of interest, too. It is one of the toys he always comes back to.

My 18 month old is not impressed with this 1. It comes apart really easily and the balls are relatively small. Just checking overall not a fan

I have to admit, I ordered the wrong item, but this toy was a big hit for all the young grand and great grandchildren at the Christmas gathering, so I am happy with it. Problem having to find the balls all of the time and that there are only 3. But the children were delighted.

Good for hand eye coordination as well as learning colors

The larger balls are perfect for toddler sized hands and my toddler will sit and play with this for 15+ minutes. That's a win in my book.

My 14 month old loves this track! She enjoys watching the balls go down and clapping the balls together to hear them make noise. When we were playing with it, I started counting the balls as she put them in and she said, Two. I was so excited.