Kidoozie Ball Drop | Toddler Toy | Learning & Developmental Tower | Activity & Educational Preschool Toys & Games

My one year old is obsessed with this. She’s surprisingly good at accurately dropping the balls at the top, and she’s very entertained watching them spiral down. It’s super easy to assemble, and you can make it any height you want. Great first birthday present!

I’ve had this well over a year, we still have all the parts and my son still plays with it at 2 years old. Not too noisy, the balls rattle so he loves using them as “shakers” multiple ways to stack it doesn’t matter how you do it. Great value for the longevity. Thick plastics so extremely hard for a child to break.

Got this for a 2 year old for Christmas. She absolutely loved it. Easy to put together, and very durable.

I really like this toy. It offers many benefit to the whole body muscle development. Starting with the small muscles of the fingers, hands, and wrist. The height of this toys encourages the movement of the larger muscle groups of the arms and legs. The only issue I have is that the pieces don’t lock together permanently; the structure break apart often during playtime. That’s why I gave a 4 out of 5 star rating.

The best toy for my one year old. This was a Christmas gift. He's now 17 months and still likes to play with it. We love playing with it often with him.

my son loves it. it is one of his favorite toys. its descent quality, and easy to store since it comes apart. and the balls have little bells in them. it helps to teach simple words like yay! Down! go! and things like that. its also got a little tab where each ring connects if you dont realize its there you cause the plastic collar to bend if not aligned. but its a cool little toy probably more suitable for a cat tho.

Pros: -Simple Toy -No Lights/Mechanic Noises -Easy Set Up -Balls (fun, sensory jingle, and not super small.) Cons: -Balls don’t always go all the way around and down (most of the time they don’t make it down.) -Very light (too easy to push over/baby grabs and levels pop off.) -Seems like it would need to be replace every child due to being flimsy plastic. We returned b/c the whole point of having a ball drop is that has all the balls go all the way from the top to bottom every time. Plus, our daughter kept tipping it over since it’s super lightweight. She is 15 months for reference; but even though it says 18 months she is usually using 18-24 month toys w/ease.

Good coordination skills, fun gift, looks just like the picture

Baby loves this thing. It keep him busy. Good quality and takes abuse by toddler very well.

My son is now almost a year old and got the hang of this toy around 8-9 months and loves to drop the balls over and over again. He spends time trying to find other toys to roll down and goes bananas when he finds one. It does tend to tip over because he tries to put his weight on it so I usually have to help him when he’s playing with it. A bigger kid would have no problem with this though!

Super fun game for our little one. I took a star off as the tower needs constant readjusting because the balls keeps falling of the tracks.

My baby is obsessed with this toy! The bright colors and fun design grab their attention right away, and they love dropping the balls in and watching them roll down. It keeps them entertained for long stretches, which is a huge plus for me. The pieces are sturdy and well-made, and I love that it helps develop hand-eye coordination and motor skills while being fun. Great toy for babies and toddlers!

My grandbaby loves this toy. She loves the rattly balls and watching them spin down the tower. I find the tower comes apart easily and is annoying to fit back together. Also, the balls often fly off half way down. For those reasons, 3 stars.