Tiny Land® Cottage Activity Cube - Rainbow

Great selection , great sales ! Great fun products of children of all ages!

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This little cottage is adorable. There are alot of things for a little one to do to keep them busy and entertained. I would definitely purchase this again!

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Set this up in a playroom for a one-year-old. The bead maze and shape sorter are favorites. The colors are bright but not garish. No sharp edges and everything feels sanded smooth. It's sturdy and doesn't tip easily. Held attention for longer than expected. Good mix of motor skill and sensory play. No loose pieces or splinters.

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My 6 month baby loves this toy. We rotate it to give her different playing options.

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super cute, has everything, nothing broken, my 10 month old loves it!!!

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Good quality. Wood surfaces are smooth with no splinters or rough surfaces. I love the different colors!!!

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Beautifully crafted. Very engaging. 10/10 would recommend!

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This Tiny Land 9 in 1 Wooden Activity Cube is absolutely adorable! It seems to be very well made and quality materials. The colors are muted, but very pretty and still catch the eye of little ones. Edges are all smooth. The different activities keep the attention of our 1 year old grandson and he plays with it for quite sometime. The multi activity cube is great for fine motor skills, learning shapes, sound and touch and more. I can see him playing with this for several more months and it will definitely hold up as it is sturdy and durable. It does require to unscrew and remove a side to get pieces out from the inside, but easy enough to reattach. Would make a great gift and is a good value!

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I love the variety of activities this little cubs offers my toddler. The size was smaller than I had anticipated, but it works just fine. My daughter loves matching the shapes to their correct slots. It’s a nice solid wood, so I believe it will continue to hold up over time.

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Besides it being a third of the size of a regular activity box, it's actually quite fun for little one. This is well designed to keep you child interested and exploring.

When the item comes there is some disassembly and reassembly required. The side with the bead maze is screwed backwards to better fit in the box. You have to unscrew two screws, remove the panel, pull out the bag of shape blocks, flip the panel with the bead maze facing out and rescrew the panel using the original screws and screw holes.

The activity box is in the shape of a house. On one side of the roof is a decent sized mirror, on the other side is a xylophone with a holder for the striker. On wall one is a shape sorter that comes with four shapes; heart, cube, cylinder and triangle prism. It also has a space to pull out the blocks once they are put in. On the second wall is three tactile noise makers once you child figures it out they'll be at it for a while ??. The third wall it doors and windows that move. Two windows rotate on an axis and three open and close at 90' intervals, the door does the same. On the fourth wall is the bead maze. The two colorful wires are sturdy and the beads are made of silicone(I think). The beads are multi colored and easy to slide on the wires.

Over all this is a good buy. My child spends a good 10-30 minutes just playing with this.

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We have quite a few activity cubes already, but since we love the Tiny Land brand, I knew I had to try this one too — and it didn’t disappoint! I got the rainbow version and it’s absolutely adorable. I’m saving it to gift to my little guy for Christmas (he’ll be 15 months then), but I can already tell it’ll be a hit with both him and his 2.5-year-old sister.

It’s colorful, well constructed, and only requires one piece to be installed, which was super quick and easy. I love that the bead maze is made with silicone beads — such a nice detail — and the xylophone is not only cute but comes with its own little holder for the stick, which is great for keeping things tidy.

This is a high quality cube that’s perfect for toddlers, and I love that it offers engaging play while also being aesthetically pleasing. Tiny Land never lets us down!

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This delightful and compact multifunctional activity toy is ideal for hands-on discovery. It comes needing only simple assembly (see picture 3) - just unscrew the blank side panel and flip it over. It’s made of solid wood that is coated with water-based nontoxic paint, which gives me peace of mind as a mom; the rounded edges and surfaces are also perfectly smooth throughout, so no worry about splinters or injury.

The cube is cleverly designed so that each side of the cube engages different kinds of learning: fine motor skills, shape recognition, auditory awareness, and hand-eye coordination. There are plenty of interactive sensory activities to engage our one year old baby, from classic shape sorting for touch and shape recognition to a bead maze for movement, and a small xylophone for sound. There is also a mirror for self-recognition, rotating discs, spinning gears, and press button, among other things.

Our baby is delighted with this toy, and so are we. As a bonus, it requires no clean up beyond tucking the shapes back inside so as not to lose them. We also appreciate that this activity cube is all analog. Love it!

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This is a very cute and sturdy little toy. My children (3yrs and 9mo) both enjoyed it, although the skill of it seemed somewhere between their ages (1-2yrs). It has attractive colors and a good variety of activities. I like the chunkiness of the shapes, especially for little kids, and I like the thick rubber of the beads on the wire. It does come needing some assembly, which confused me at first (the bead wires are turned inside in order to fit in the packaging), but there were directions, and switching it out was simple. Nothing is loose, the doors have strong elastic bands, and everything works as it should. Overall, I'm very pleased with this toy (as are my children).

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This 9-in-1 activity cube is a total winner in our house. The wood feels solid, the edges are smoothly finished, and there’s no chemical smell right out of the box. Each side offers something different—xylophone, bead maze, shape sorter, sliders, and spinning pieces—so my toddler stays engaged without getting bored. The activities are perfect for fine motor skills, color and shape recognition, and cause-and-effect play, and the pieces are large enough to feel safe for a 1+ year-old. I also love the compact footprint; it packs a ton of play into a small space and looks cute on a shelf. Minimal setup was required and everything feels durable enough to last through lots of enthusiastic play. Fantastic gift idea and great value—5 stars!

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Does your child need a shape toy/music toy/fidget toy, but you don't want to buy 3 separate toys to add to the ever-growing pile of toys your in-laws keep bringing over every other day? Have I got the perfect things for you (it's this toy if you haven't guessed yet).

Tiny Lands has made some quality toys for kids, and my kids' collection has been growing. This one is no exception, great quality, good colors, fun and interactive for the kids, and most importantly, aesthetically pleasing to keep around the house. This is perfect for that 10-24 month range when your child is learning how to pick up objects, match shapes, and wants to start fiddling with things. I highly recommend this!

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Besides it being a third of the size of a regular activity box, it's actually quite fun for little one. This is well designed to keep you child interested and exploring.

When the item comes there is some disassembly and reassembly required. The side with the bead maze is screwed backwards to better fit in the box. You have to unscrew two screws, remove the panel, pull out the bag of shape blocks, flip the panel with the bead maze facing out and rescrew the panel using the original screws and screw holes.

The activity box is in the shape of a house. On one side of the roof is a decent sized mirror, on the other side is a xylophone with a holder for the striker. On wall one is a shape sorter that comes with four shapes; heart, cube, cylinder and triangle prism. It also has a space to pull out the blocks once they are put in. On the second wall is three tactile noise makers once you child figures it out they'll be at it for a while 😅. The third wall it doors and windows that move. Two windows rotate on an axis and three open and close at 90° intervals, the door does the same. On the fourth wall is the bead maze. The two colorful wires are sturdy and the beads are made of silicone(I think). The beads are multi colored and easy to slide on the wires.

Over all this is a good buy. My child spends a good 10-30 minutes just playing with this.

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