Stacking Rings
- Supports visual perception.
- Shape and colour recognition
- Hand-eye coordination
- 0 mos.
- 3 mos.
- 6 mos.
- 9 mos.
- 1 yr.
- 18 mos.
- 2 yrs.
- 2.5 yrs.
- 3 yrs.
- 4 yrs.
- 5 yrs.
- 6 yrs.
- 7 yrs.
- 8 yrs.
- 9 yrs.
- 10 yrs.
- 11 yrs.
- 12 yrs.
- 13 yrs.
- 14+ yrs.
- Seniors
Stacking rings into a tower, and then knocking the whole thing over again, never gets old.
Your little one will love building up and knocking down, over and over again. The rings feature different textures and patterns, giving your baby's curious fingers plenty of tactile fun.
Play for Future is a toy range created with a strong focus on reducing environmental impact. Production focuses on reducing environmental impact through the use of recycled plastic, lower water consumption, and reduced energy use during transport thanks to smaller packaging and shorter travel distances. Responsibly sourced cardboard and paper are used, along with several other sustainability initiatives. As an example, 100% of the manufacturer’s plastic and wood waste has been recycled (that’s 238 tonnes of plastic and 420 tonnes of wood). They’ve also managed to cut CO₂ emissions by almost 200,000 tonnes—the equivalent of taking around 40,000 cars off the road.
Here, important skills are developed, which are wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn:
- Develops your child's understanding of colours/shapes.
- Benefits hand-eye coordination, which you rely on for instance when throwing, kicking, or catching the ball that comes flying at you in PE class, or when cutting an accurate line with scissors.
Suitable for children aged 6 mos. to 2.5 yrs.
When children try stacking blocks or similar objects on top of each other, which they start doing as toddlers, they also learn about proportions, gravity, physics, and balance. At first, it’s mostly about getting the blocks to fall. But gradually, your child's motor skills improve, and they learn to stack 3, 5, or 10 blocks or experiment with stacking figures, toy animals, or other things. Some blocks have numbers, so your child can practise numbers and sequences while playing.
Do you know Clementoni?
This pioneering Italian toy company is not afraid to lead the way when it comes to new ideas. 90% of their production takes place locally in Italy.The toys strengthen children's fine motor skills, curiosity, and courage to explore the world. So naturally, we always keep a close eye on new inventions from Clementoni.
| Item number | 1109-17732 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Clementoni |
| Age | 6 mos. , 9 mos., 1 yr., 18 mos., 2 yrs., 2.5 yrs. |
| Suitable for | Shape and colour recognition, Hand-eye coordination |
| Senses | The tactile sense, Vision |
| Function | Fine motor skills, Shape and colour recognition, Hand-eye coordination, Logical thinking |
| Material | Plastic |
| Maintenance | Wipe with a damp cloth |






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