Stack + Pour Bath Tower M7

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Frida's Stack + Pour Bath Tower transforms bath time into a developmental learning experience for babies ages 12-24 months. This colorful stacking toy is made to help children build gross-to-fine motor skills while learning colors, spatial relationships, and early vocabulary through engaging ring-stacking activities. Babies drop, release, and stack rings while exploring cause and effect with the integrated pour feature. Included Ways to Play™ cards guide parents through age-appropriate activities that support hand-eye coordination and language development. Well suited to both 12-18 month and 18-24 month stages, this innovative bath toy makes learning fun during every splash. FUNCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Helps children splash smarter with thoughtfully designed bath toys that develop hand-eye coordination, understanding of cause and effect, and essential gross-to-fine motor skills through engaging water play activities. EXPERT BACKED: Designed in partnership with a child developmental therapist to support critical motor, cognitive, and social-emotional skill development during bath time, ensuring every play session contributes to your child's growth. GUIDED PLAY SUPPORT: Comes with Ways to Play™ cards that outline age-appropriate play patterns to help parents navigate their child's developmental journey and maximize learning opportunities during bath time activities. STACKING DEVELOPMENT: Encourages babies to drop, release, and stack rings to build gross-to-fine motor skills while learning spatial relationships and developing hand-eye coordination through engaging, colorful stacking activities. COLOR RECOGNITION: Helps babies learn and name colors as they pick up and stack each ring, with guided teaching that asks "Where does this one go?" to enhance learning and engagement. DEVELOPMENTAL READY: Created for children ages 12-24 months, this stacking toy is made to help children build gross-to-fine motor skills while learning colors, spatial relationships, and early vocabulary through engaging ring-stacking activities.