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Lamaze Balancing Bug Stacker | 
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| Brand: Lamaze
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $14.99
Buy New: $8.88
You Save: $6.11 (41%)
New (16) from $8.88
Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 298
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 6 months - 2 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 8.2 x 7.8 x 2.8
MPN: LC27201
Model: LC27201
UPC: 796714272016
EAN: 0796714272016
ASIN: B000I2OKDI
Release Date: January 1, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Brand new
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| Features:
| • | Six colorful bugs stack with built-in magnets | | • | Stack with magnets or play and rattle separately | | • | Sturdy plastic, sized right for little hands | | • | Rattles in each; Smart Magnets make stacking easy | | • | Six months and older; 90-day limited warranty |
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Product Description
Baby will have fun stacking these cute magnetic bug characters. Each character is a magnet and features a rattle so that baby can play with characters individually as well as together.
Amazon.com Product Description
The six colorful bugs in the Lamaze Balancing Bug Stacker are fun to stick together with their built-in magnets, or play with separately. Ladybug, bee, spider, snail, butterfly, and beetle are sized for baby's hands (six months and older) and use "Smart Magnets," so there is no wrong way for little ones to stack them. Fun When They're Crawling or Stacked
The smooth, sturdy plastic construction of the bugs is safe for little hands and mouths, and the bright, contrasting colors are visually stimulating. Each character contains a rattle, so they're as fun to play with when they're flying and crawling around individually as when they're stacked. Safe for Playing
Baby will enjoy chewing on the rubbery antennae of the bugs--and each antenna is made of safe material and securely attached to the body of the bugs. Each bug is about 2-1/2 inches tall. This toy comes with a 90-day limited warranty. About Learning Curve
Learning Curve offers developmental toys that engage children, and provide parents with peace of mind, knowing their children are being inspired and enlightened by safe and high-quality playthings. Learning Curve created the Lamaze Infant Development System, working in tandem with parents, babies, and childhood experts. Lamaze ensures your baby will grow, discover, and learn with the right toy at the right time.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
 Great toy! September 8, 2008
mama doodles
Not only are these adorable... but my 16 month old daughter loves them! She is so proud of herself when she stacks them up - the magnets really help make it "easier" to stack them. This encourages her to continue to work on this new skill. Regular blocks topple over much easier (especially on carpet) and she loses interest quickly.
These blocks are great for many ages! August 24, 2008
shopping mama
I bought these magnetic blocks when my baby was only 6 months old. She tried to build with them and cracked up over knocking them over even then. She is now 18 months old and gets great satisfaction from the fact that she can build them up (I can see it in her face). I liked them so much I bought a second set so that she could build even higher. (They only go about 9 tall before they sway and fall-but isn't that 1/2 the fun?)
Kept a busy boy's attention July 21, 2008
TMI
These are great! Since they are magnents i was able to let the baby play with them on his own and he had a blast.
 Not worth 5 stars but pretty good. June 27, 2008
Cousin It
These little bugs are quite cute. They are well made and colourful. The magnets are not strong enough in my set to hold all 6 together when they are picked up. They are just the right size for small hands and they fit quite nicely in the mouth too! They are reasonably quiet too and so will be good for a plane trip during the day. The noise is only that of a small bead rattling inside each bug. The magnets are helping my 10 month old little guy to realise that things can be stacked so I guess they have some educational value although not much. He is quite enjoying them and so I am happy to recommend them.
Stacking Bugs are very cute and keeps baby busy May 20, 2008
Ann Gentile (Massachusetts)
I got these for my 6 month old to play with while sitting in his highchair. They keep him busy while I'm preparing his meal. There are six bugs and they do end up on the floor. But it's usually enough time for me to get things ready. LOL. Also, if you turn the bugs on their side and spin them, it makes baby laugh. Go figure! I would definitely recommend them.
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