Manhattan Toy Deep Sea Adventure Wooden Toddler Activity Center with Clacking Clams, Spinning Gears, Gliders and Bead Runs

Very cute! Very sturdy! Much shorter than I anticipated. It has so many different elements on it that kept my one-year-old busy. It's super sturdy and helped him stand even when he was still a little wobbly. It's a little pricey, but still a fairly good price for the product. It seems to be functional for any child who can stand. My son who is two still plays with it every once in a while. Even after having it for two years, it still looks brand new!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This is a great activity tower. My baby loves it.

I used this from my daughter, my son, and now my third child is using it!!

My 9 month old absolutely loves this activity center. There are so many different things for him to spin and engage with, all at the perfect height for him. The wood construction is very solid and the design is beautiful. I got compliments from everyone who sees it.

As usual, a beautiful toy from this company. Would buy again, will buy as gifts in the future.

This is a cool toy, and my daughter enjoyed it for her 1st birthday. However, while assembly was easy, the pieces didn't line up as well as I would have hoped. Also, one of the pieces was broken upon delivery. Pretty disappointing issues for a $100 toy. Overall, I was able to glue to broken piece back together, and my daughter likes it.

UPDATE: I contacted the company's customer service. Within 24 hours they returned my call and are working diligently to replace the piece or the entire toy! So HAPPY to work with a company where customer service matters! We purchased this sweet toy for our granddaughter's first birthday. She opened the gift yesterday and played with it this morning after Mommy and Daddy assembled it.

This is a great piece for boys and girls. It's sturdy, featuring cute art and calm colors, with no rough edges. I've included a photo of the updated clam piece that's now painted instead of having mirror.Easy assembly. Only requires 4 screws (included).The only issue that might not bother other people was that once you put everything together the main large pieces (5) wobble together where they connect (at the cross section), so I put slips of folded paper in between the slits.UPDATE: 2 years and another kid later, this is still a staple toy, and still sturdy! I've only had to replace the tiny pieces of paper I slip in between to keep the cross section from jiggling. I haven't had to retighten screws and the wood has not cracked from my now toddler being more rough with it.