Melissa & Doug Deluxe Pound and Roll Wooden Tower Toy with Hammer, White

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Product Description We've taken the classic pounding toy to new heights! Knock the four brightly colored balls through the holes, then watch and listen as they roll down the ramps. The sturdy wooden hammer included. This classic pounding toy is made from durable and child-safe materials that deliver exceptional quality and value, making it a top seller and a childhood favorite. The Melissa & Doug Pound & Roll Tower features brightly colored and smoothly sanded pieces that help children build early shape, color, and size-differentiation skills. It also provides parents and older children with an exceptional opportunity to explore additional play options with younger kids. For example, parents can count the number of balls and ask kids to repeat each number, or they can ask the child to place each ball in the hole by its matching color. The Melissa & Doug Pound & Roll Tower makes an exceptional gift for kids ages two and older for hands-on, screen-free play. From the Manufacturer From classic wooden toys to crafts, pretend play, and games, Melissa & Doug products provide a launch pad to ignite imagination and a sense of wonder in all children so they can discover themselves, their passions, and their purpose. Since the company’s founding more than 25 years ago, Melissa & Doug has consistently delivered innovative products that inspire open-ended thinking, encourage kids to see new possibilities, and offer Countless Ways to Play. It’s part of a bigger vision to Take Back Childhood. Because by giving children a true childhood with the space and freedom to explore their world, we give them a path to realizing their full potential!

Marca: Melissa & Doug
Modelo: B000VO3GME
Categoría aduanal: Toys & Games

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Teresa
21 de enero de 2011
Excellent toy that my active son loves!
My son is 20 months old and we have been working on his motor skills (hand, eye coordination)with a therapist. I got this toy hoping it may help him and it has been great. The second he opened it on Christmas morning he loved the colors and wanted to figure out how it worked. It took roughly one minute for him to learn about the hammer and knocking the balls through. He loved it and plays with it everyday. It has also been great teaching him new phrases like "ball in", "ball out", "hit ball", "ball down", etc. He also learned that you can push the balls through which he enjoys too.CONCERNS I HAD BEFORE I BOUGHT: I originally was worried that this toy wouldn't last long since it consisted of toddlers hitting it as hard as they can with a hammer, but I've been amazed at how well it holds up. My son is not gentle on toys and this one was built for him. The top of the tower has tons of dents in it now but I assumed that would happen. When you have a little kid hitting the heck out of the top of it with a hammer what do you expect?? But there are no cracks or evidence of anything beggining to loosen or break.I was also concerned about getting this because the balls are wooden and heavy. My son throws just about everything, especially balls, so I imagined many calls to 911. But, I got it anyway and though he has thrown them a few times, he seems to realize they are hard and can be dangerous so he doesn't throw them anymore. We also make sure to tell him very seriously that he can't throw these balls.I'm very happy with this toy and am becoming a huge fan of Melissa and Doug toys. They are so sturdy, colorful and fun! My son also has the set of little wooden alphabet blocks and those are great learning tools too.Ver másVer menos
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Alli Rose
5 de enero de 2026
a must for a toddler!
im only sad i didnt purchase this toy sooner! toddler played this for an hour straight and plays with it all throughout the day! one of the best toys ever! the ball size is great. toy hammer is great! very sturdy toy!
A bit disappointed. Great solid wood product but not the best execution. It's hard to get the ramp down and the wood pieces that are supposed to keep the cars from falling don't stay up. Also, the peg piece that holds the two pieces together was broken. Will return.
24 de septiembre de 2025
Son's favorite
My son has had this toy for over two years now. Its still one of his go to toys. Very durable, fun and easy to use. Great quality toy. Great for any age child
PghYinzer
3 de febrero de 2013
Solid toddler fun
I got this for my son's first Christmas, which was a mistake. He was too young but the older kids loved it. One of the older kids loved it too much and discovered that the mallet, which has very square corners, could be used to make delightful dents in drywall. And then in the process of the wreckertons playing with it, one of the wooden ramps inside came out (we could have glued it back in promptly and it would have been fine, but then it disappeared, as toys do) and the yellow ball went AWOL. So now we are missing a ball and a ramp. I put the toy away for a while, got it out again a few months ago - baby was 20 or 21 months old.It's a GREAT toy. I'd say ideal for 18m and up. It takes just enough resistance to pound the balls through the holes that it is the right balance between challenging and rewarding. It makes a nice clackity sound as the ball rolls through - even minus a ramp. Simple means of teaching colors and numbers 1-4 to a very young child. Just plain fun for a little one.My daughter seems to have outgrown her hunger for destroying drywall so that's good. We haven't lost any more ramps so just that one must have been loose - it's totally and easily fixable if you have this issue, you just need to do it before you lose it.Ver másVer menos
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BabyHawk
18 de diciembre de 2015
Fun Toy with a few Oversights
This is a wonderful toy for hours of fun for both kids and adults alike. When my son got this toy last Christmas at eighteen months old, he sat with his uncle in front of the tree and played for a good half hour straight. What we realized really quickly, though, was that our son also liked using the hammer to hit other things, and people. The hammer quickly became a banned toy and has been stored high out of a reach until a few months ago, when my son, now two, somehow found it. At two, he still can't be trusted with such a weapon, just ask his sister. We had to remove and hide it while he was otherwise distracted so that he can never uncover it again. So definitely know your target when you give this gift.On a good note, this toy is not useless without the mallet. A good firm slap on the ball sends them tumbling through the tower with a pleasing wood on wood sound, which may be annoying to some, but I find it soothing. The balls are easily lost and can be turned into projectiles if one isn't careful. Also, even with short term mallet use, the balls are dinged up and so is the top of the tower. I can't imagine what they would look like with long term use. There is also a plastic ring around each circle where the balls rest so you can "pound" them, these plastic rings seem to wear out over time. This makes the ball rest deeper in the hole and will probably become useless at holding the ball at all in a few years. I guess time will tell. Also, this is an occasional play toy for my son, it is not one of the toys in constant rotation, so the wear is not from constant use.Otherwise, it is a very entertaining toy, especially for a younger audience, but just as likely to captivate the adults.Ver másVer menos
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Scott F.
1 de agosto de 2026
Grandson figured other way for the balls to work
Grandson love it