makarci Stepping Stones for Kids, 5pcs Non-Slip Plastic Balance River Stones for Promoting Childrens Coordination Skills Obstacle Courses Sensory Toys for Toddlers

My 4 year old loves to make obstacle courses and play floor is lava with these. They are a great toy to keep a toddler occupied. Highly recommend.

I got this for my niece who just turned 2, she absolutely loves them!!! So simple and fun plus the colors are so cute

My children love it!

Our 2 yr old grandson loves them and theyre easy to store in between visits. Very well made.

Pros: super sturdy Very durable Don’t skid on any floor surface Color lasts a long time Can hold lots of weight Cons: shape includes a rim around the edge, painful on bare feet and knees That edge is hard enough to cause injuries in case of fall We purchased at Christmas 8 months ago for our sensory kid with balance/coordination issues, and they are awesome for her to do physical exercises at home with. I loved that the price was so much cheaper then the type shaped like small hills. But, the other shape would have been a wiser choice for our child because falling on these, or just landing on them wrong barefoot is painful with that rimmed edge. I won’t return these because I still can’t truly afford the other type but I wouldn’t recommend, either. I give two stars for the fact that they are good quality & so skid proof.

My nephew loves them plays with them all the time!

Very well made. My grandkids started playing with them as soon as we got them out of the box. Very happy with the purchase

My daughter loves the Floor is Lava GameShow. And we can probably all remember playing the floor is lava as a kid. This is the perfect stepping stones for that. I bet if they advertised it that way they would sell even more.

It’s a little hard. We have soft ones so we were surprised to add this to the collage. Still fun to wobble!

We just started using these, and I love them. They’re sturdy, cute, safe.. they stack up into a little “‘mountain” to play with or they stack into each other to slide under the couch. We love playing “don’t touch the lava,” (my kids are 2 and 3.5) and these are a perfect addition to our game.