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Wooden Counting Vegetables Stacker

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$10.55 $15.99 In stock

Three little vegetables, growing right before your toddler's eyes.

The Wooden Counting Vegetables is a brilliantly simple early counting and stacking toy designed for toddlers from 12 months. The base has three pegs, and children stack the six colored disks onto the pegs to "grow" three little vegetables, finishing each one off with one of the three wooden leaf toppers. It's part stacking puzzle, part counting toy, and entirely satisfying for little ones discovering how things fit together.

What makes this toy so clever is how much it does at once. Children practice counting (one, two disks per peg), color recognition (six different colored disks), shape sorting (matching disk to peg), and fine motor control (threading disks onto pegs) — all in one small, beautifully made set. At $15.99 it's also one of the best-value early counting toys in the Mentari range.

It pairs perfectly with the Wooden Count and Match Peg Board, Wooden Stacking Peg Truck, and the rest of Mentari's Stacking & Sorting collection.

What's in the box:

  • 1 x wooden base with 3 pegs
  • 6 x colored stacking disks
  • 3 x wooden leaf toppers

Skills & development:

  • Fine motor skills — threading disks onto pegs builds hand-eye coordination and grip
  • Language and numbers — counting disks per peg builds first counting and number sense
  • Cognitive and problem-solving — matching disk to peg builds early logic and pattern recognition
  • Sensory play — bright colors and varied textures support visual development

Product details:

  • Age: 12 months+
  • Size: 6.89 x 2.17 x 3.54 inches
  • Weight: 0.49 lbs
  • Material: Sustainably sourced wood, non-toxic paint
  • Safety: ASTM F963 certified
  • Assembly required: No

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew T. ★★★★★

My 15-month-old figured out how to stack all three pieces by himself within a week, which honestly surprised me for a toy this simple. The base is sturdy enough that it doesn't tip when he yanks a vegetable off, and I like that the counting aspect will grow with him.

Benjamin C. ★★★★★

My 14-month-old figured out the stacking on day one, which surprised me since she usually just throws things. The wooden pieces are smooth with no rough edges, and she's already started saying "two" when she adds the second vegetable.

Sofia Q. ★★★★★

The three vegetable pieces are chunky enough for little hands to grab, and my 1-year-old goes back to this stacker way more than her plastic toys. Nice that it starts simple with just stacking and counting, so it'll grow with her.