LITTLE CHUBBY ONE Sensory Stepping Balance Buckets - Kid Friendly Balance Tool - 6 Piece Set Non-Slip Durable Rubber Teaches Kids Balance and Coordination

Purchased this for my 2 y/o to use outdoors. We have hardwood floors and other reviews mentioned these were pretty slippery on non-carpeted surfaces so we were prepared for that. In fact, they have no slip-resistance on them at all. But they work great on grass, so we put them outside to make a little playground obstacle course.At 2 years old, she's pretty small for these. I really like that we can adjust the length between stools for her shorter legs.She has a good time jumping on/off, dragging them around, and trying to convince our dog that these are water bowls.They're sturdy and bright. Overall, I'm happy with these.

These stepping cups are sturdy enough to hold a little one. HOWEVER we have wood floors and they slide like crazy making it a HAZARD. But we liked the idea so much I can up with a solution. I simply took my glue gun and ran beads along the bottom of each one all the way around. And presto- no more slipping.*** side note - we flipped these over and used them as bowls to teach our little one sorting by color.

I'm really glad I bought this. My 3yo is in physical therapy building core strength and coordination and this toy has really been nice to help him between sessions. He loves using these like stepping stones and I can tell his balance and confidence leading with both legs has increased a lot. He's just playing on this, he doesn't realize this is therapeutic. The plastic of the little tubs is really sturdy, as is the rope that connects them. I have no complaints about this set at all. It would be great for children to play "the floor is lava" or just exert some physical energy indoors without bouncing off the walls and jumping on the furniture and it is so very great for my guy who's playing catch up.

My little loves these as stepping stones or upside down for color sorting items, but when used as stepping stones, they slide across carpet/ can be unsafe.

Gave them to my grandsons therapy building. All the children are loving them

Just wish they had some type of rubber on the bottoms to keep from sliding. But otherwise happy with it.

I've been eyeing toys like these for awhile, but lately it became necessary. Between Covid keeping the playgrounds closed and the bad air quality from Southern California wildfires, we needed indoor exercise for our four and ten-year-old. I was so happy to find that this was not only a hit for both of them, but I could play too! I should mention I'm a small adult... I don't think these would be ideal for someone large.If you won't have the buckets stretched apart, which would only work for older kids with long legs, you'll need to do this on dirt or carpet, NOT a hard floor. They will slide and you'll end up with a toddler crying in the splits. But on carpet, these don't slide at all and I can choose how far to spread them. The buckets are small which makes them an even greater challenge.My favorite thing about these is that they stack up to take up barely any space. We live in a small home and anything that can easily tuck onto a shelf makes me happy. Overall, these are an excellent option for indoor recreation and I'd consider purchasing more of these for gifts... although, the brand name makes me think maybe something got lost in translation? Ha ha, still, five stars.

The description states these buckets are 5” x 12” but the buckets I received are much smaller. The base is only 8” and the height is 3”. So much for being “oversized”.