Tiny Land Stepping Stones for Kids, 5pcs Non-Slip Toddler Stepping Stones, Sensory Stepping Stones for Promoting Toddler's Balance & Coordination Skills, Stepping Stones for Toddlers 3-5

Purchased for my two year old grandaughter's birthday. Her six year old sister also loved them. They played so well together with them. The stones are very sturdy. They stack together for easy storage. They are really helping with their balance. Liked them so much that their uncle is going to purchase a set for the five year on her birthday so they can each have a set and make a bigger obstacle course. Good for in or outdoor play. Highly recommend !!!!!

Our daughter loves these stepping stones. The non-skid bottom is great for wood, concrete, and tile floors. They are sturdy, and we love that they stack into each other for easy storage.If you are looking for something to improve coordination, motor skills, and balance in your child, this is the product for you.

My three year old son loves these! I bought them to help with his balance and he loves to play with them. The storage capacity is great since they nest instead each other. The quality is great I can walk on them as an average adult and they hold my weight. Great value for your money. So much fun for kids and highly recommend.

Love these. Got them for Christmas and they’re very sturdy. Even we adults stand on them and feel secure. Great grip strength on the bottom so they don’t move on the hard wood. Colors are nice.

Loooove! My 2 year old loves it! And so cute

There are 2 sets pictured. I missed that and believed I was getting more stones than what is in the box.They are good quality and the kids love them.

The media could not be loaded. My daughter absolutely loves these! Works on balance and coordination so much! Also I love that they stack to make easier to store and put away. They are a hard plastic which makes easier for stability when climbing on.

My 2-year-old granddaughter enjoys these stepping stones! The rubber rims keep them from sliding on the wood floor, and they are sturdy and stable when she walks across them, gaining balance skills. She moves them and stacks them easily, occasionally flipping them over to fill them with other toys.