Elite Montessori Ball Tracker

Baby loves this. Well made.

The media could not be loaded. This is a perfect tracking toy. Would make a perfect gift. The acrylic and wood are high quality, sturdy enough to stand alone

This is a nice, well-made wooden toy which looks attractive on a shelf in a living room. My 12 month old likes to watch the ball go down and is easily able to drop the balls in himself. He follows the balls with his finger, which shows me he’s learning how to track it. The balls are well-made and perfect for little hands. The tracker itse;f is very nice, but I do wish the base was a bit sturdier since he often knocks it over by accident. A little more of a base would keep that from happening. On the pricey side, but a good version for home use.

Daughter got this when she was 6 months and still plays with it months later. It makes a nice clack sound as the balls drop and the colorful balls are nice for teaching colors. It seems well made though I had to tighten the screw on the bottom legs twice now. I'm not sure why there is acrylic at the top, but it was a good price for a wooden toy like this and we've been very happy with it. I think my toddler will continue to okay with it for another year or more as well, so it was a good investment.

Bought this for my 14mo child. Easy to set up and the balls are the perfect size for his hands. He loves it and it keeps him entertained for a good amount of time. One thing, the corners of the clear acrylic at the top are very pointy. My kid fell and landed near the inner part of his eye on one of the corners. He is fine, but definitely gave me a scare. Makers might want to consider rounding the top corners out.

Great quality. Built to last forever. Toddlers will love the act of picking up balls and putting back on top to roll down again!

Great quality and good investment for the kids..it can be played for years. The only thing I don’t like it’s can fall on kid..need to be careful with the younger child.

We've only had it for a few days so I can't really speak to its durability, but the wood feels sturdy. The only problem is that the screws that hold on the base are not counter sunk. This makes the tower wobble on the screws. Seems like a pretty big oversite. It's fairly easy to fix on your own though so not worth the return hassle.