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anbac stacking tower - motor skills toy

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$15.61 $21.99 In stock

Piece by piece, a colorful stacking tower emerges. The different, angled pieces allow children to playfully demonstrate their coordination and skill.

Sustainable & Made in Germany

Our blend of wood and plastic is environmentally friendly and saves up to 70% of crude oil. We use pine heartwood, which is a waste product for the timber industry. No trees are cut down for our anbac toys! Awarded the eco-label, they are 100% made in Pfaffschwende, Thuringia.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

My two-year-old figured out the angled pieces have to be turned just right, and now she does the whole tower by herself. The paint hasn't chipped once, even after a few tumbles onto the tile.

Nicholas O. ★★★★★

The wood has a nice weight to it and no chemical smell, which I was worried about. My son stacks the angled pieces for ages, and it's held up fine after a few tumbles down the stairs. Made in Germany apparently, and you can feel the difference.

William ★★★★★

My daughter figured out the angled pieces faster than I expected, and now she stacks the whole tower without any help. The wood feels solid and smooth, no splinters at all, which matters with a toddler who still puts everything in her mouth.