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    April 19, 2005

    Stacrobats.

    StackrobatsMadame (as the first grandchild on my side of the family and all-around special baby that she is) got lots of stuff for Christmas, some of which we wisely held back for a later date. She doesn't know the difference now, and eventually it's the parents who get sick of a particular toy, not the baby. So recently we rotated into the collection a really cool toy that my aunt got her - Kushies Zolo Stacrobats.

    I can't really figure out what exactly Zolo is - I think it's some sort of toy brand created by a design group - but they make toys for older kids and also have a "Kushies" line of toys for babies. The Stacrobats are these little, magnetic, semi-plush figures and come in a carrying case/stage for the baby to stack them on to. They are colorful, easy to grasp and are honestly the one toy she plays with that I am interested in playing with it, with her. I can't speak for the rest of the Zolo toys, but if they're anything like this one they must be good.

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    Are the stacrobats magnets with foam padding and a cloth exterior? Or...?

    I'm curious how washable (machine/hand) they are. That's an issue I look at for most toddler toys given that everything eventually ends up in their mouths, or the mouths of their playmates.

    I'm a big fan of zolo toys and I'm excited to see that they have things for the younger set now! I think this may show up under our tree this Christmas!

    I love this toy. I have searched far and wide for unique toys for our little man. Try www.oompa.com we are addicted to their site and toys for our son. Too bad his bday and xmas are all in one month.

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