Fisher-Price Giant Rock-a-Stack, 14-Inch Tall stacking toy, GJW15 & Baby's First Blocks, Set of 10 Blocks for Classic Stacking and Sorting Play for Baby & Infants, Ages 6 Months+, FFC84

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This toy helps to develop kids' fine motor skills, encouraging them to hold and refine their hand movements. Your feedback is important to us, your review about this product will be revised by our experts and will be published within 5 working days.If 30 days have gone by since your purchase, unfortunately we can’t offer you a refund or exchange unless a fault or problem has been discovered with the item. Where development comes into play, Gross Motor: Standing up to drop the rings on the base helps strengthen your baby's balance and coordination skills. Gross Motor: Standing up to drop the rings on the base helps strengthen your baby’s balance and coordination skills.

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