Genuine Fred Goat Yoga Wooden Stacking Game

This game really gave me a laugh. It’s a simple concept where all you have to do is stack the cats onto the cat lady, but she does have a rocking base, so if the cats tumble or she falls over, then you lose. The whole theme is a bit comical as an adult, but I love it. I’d say kids can absolutely play this as far as the approachable stacking concept, but I don’t think I’ll let my kiddo know the exact theme of the game, as it’s not very polite for kids to start assuming cat lovers are “crazy.” This game is rated for ages 5+.

Cute simple fun

Bought this as a random stocking stuffer for my brother, it is now April and to this day he is sending pics of his whole family having so much fun stacking these little goats haha! Fun for the whole family!

My son and I spent a wonderful time together with this toy. We were taking turns placing the cats on and the one make them fall down lost. Finally, we decided to work together and we placed every cat on! Nice game to spend time with the kids.

This is a fun, sturdy wooden stacking game for all ages. It makes a great gag or white elephant gift and is actually fun to play. The sort of game you can play alone or with a group, that takes seconds to learn and gets everyone quickly invested. This one will live at our family lakehouse, since its great for groups--play in teams or rounds where you challenge each other—or just two. You can even play solo. Comes boxed, with a canvas bag for long term storage of the pieces. Small enough to fit in a suitcase or travel bag for good, on-the-go, Im-bored, non-electronic play. Honestly, these low barrier of entry games are the ones we find ourselves playing most as a family.

Got this for my sister and her kids (no pun intended) for a family Christmas gift. They have pet goats so I sent a goat themed gift box and this was a wonderful addition. Very good quality and something the entire family can do together. A very unique gift.

When I saw this game, I had to get it. My daughter is blonde, wears glasses, and loves cats. I wouldnt go so far as to call her a crazy cat lady, but shes probably on the verge....LOL. This game is well made and easy to play. It would make a great gift for that special cat lady you know (come on....everyone knows one) or just to have as a quick something to do with the kids.

Genuine Fred, Crazy CAT Lady Wooden Balance Game, Assorted This is such a cute and fun game! We love family games, from the complicated to the quick-and-dirty. Our 9 year old and I gave this one a whirl when it came in and absolutely loved it. Since then, weve spread the joy to my husband and my mother, and everyone is captivated. The wooden pieces are super cute and colorful. Everything is perfectly balanced and shaped. Unlike some other balance games weve tried, there are no uneven edges or rough spots. Everything is smooth and shaped well, such that it is possible to actually balance every single cat on the crazy cat lady! Weve played in groups, taking turns, and our girl has played by herself to figure out how many ways she can pile all the cats on. Any way you spin it, this one is fun and engaging, fast and easy. I love that it comes with a storage pouch also, which makes it easy to keep track of the pieces and take it with us when we go visit grandma!

My daughter and my wife are obsessed with our cats. They feed them well, dress them up, buy them expensive toys and cat trees, etc. They have birthday parties for our cats and wrap gifts. When I found this cat lady game, it was critical to purchase for the cat infatuated ladies in my life. Did my wife and six-year-old daughter oooh and ahhh? You bet they did! My wife also commented that this game finally represents the Cat Lady appropriately and not the stereotypical Crazy Cat Lady which my wife is, and our daughter is clearly in training to be. The game itself is adorable and actually fun to play. It travels nice to restaurants or is a nice quick five minute game to play together while making dinner. I find my daughter playing it by herself and trying to balance the cats. She is really grasping an understanding of cause and effect that she did not comprehend prior to this. If I put a cat on the left, I have to put one on the right. But if I put it too far to the right it wont balance, etc. I have to say the educational aspect of this cat lady game was an unintended benefit.

Nice!