Silicone Suction Ring Arch Toy

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Slide, bend and stick: a busy toy that stays where baby plays.

Two bendable silicone arches with suction feet hold onto a high chair tray or table, and natural wooden rings slide along the curves. Babies push the rings over the bumps, pull them off and try again, which builds grip, hand-eye coordination and concentration. Bend the arches into new shapes for a fresh challenge.

Key Features

  • Two flexible silicone arches with strong suction feet
  • Natural beech wood rings in two sizes
  • Bend the arches into new shapes again and again
  • Keeps play in place on trays, tables and windows
  • Six soft colours

Perfect For

  • High chair play while dinner is cooking
  • Restaurants and family visits
  • Sitting babies and early toddlers
  • A baby shower or first birthday gift

Specifications

  • Material: Silicone, beech wood
  • Dimensions: Large arch 26 x 16 cm (10.2 x 6.3 in), small arch 17 x 10.5 cm (6.7 x 4.1 in), rings 4 cm and 5.5 cm (1.6 and 2.2 in)
  • Weight: 135 g
  • Recommended Age: 0-3 years
  • Includes: 2 x silicone arches, wooden rings

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Always use under adult supervision. Check before every use and discard at the first sign of damage or wear.

  • Shipping: Free worldwide shipping on every order. Most orders arrive within 10 to 20 days.

Returns: 15 days to return unused toys in their original packaging. Damaged or faulty items are replaced or refunded. Read our returns policy.

Dark pink silicone suction arch with wooden rings

Silicone Suction Ring Arch Toy

What parents say

  • 5 stars: 39 (91%)
  • 4 stars: 4 (9%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
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Lauren Reed
Curves invite touching

He seems intrigued by the shape rising from the tray.

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Alexandra Scott
Clean-surface routine

We prep the tray first, then explore the arches together.

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Lauren Mitchell
Two curved paths

My toddler invents stories about the rings crossing bridges.

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Emily Murphy
Curved little activity

A nice change from flat toys on the tray.

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Megan Flores
Muted play arches

These fit our preference for simple-looking baby toys.

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Melissa Rogers
Interesting little bends

The silicone flexibility was a pleasant surprise.

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Julia Torres
Beech accents

The wooden rings give the toy a warm look.

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Brittany Mitchell
Close-up exploration

We enjoy touching the different surfaces together.

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Tyler Reed
Ring reaches

She gets excited when the wooden ring comes closer.

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Danielle Lewis
Hands find rings

The wooden ring makes an obvious target for those wonderfully determined little reaches.

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John Bell
Pleasant tabletop look

I don't mind leaving it nearby between supervised sessions.

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Allison Gray
Smooth tray match

The suction setup works nicely on the surface we use.

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Lauren Morris
Wooden rings slide

My baby watches the rings move along the curved shape.

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Noah Harris
Sliding demonstration

Watching me move the rings seems to invite another reach.

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Justin Johnson
A different tray option

Good to rotate with our usual supervised activities.

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John Wright
Bendy silicone

The flexible arches are interesting even to my own hands.

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Andrew Evans
Suction feet idea

Useful on our clean, smooth play surface.

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Brian Collins
Supervised reach time

She stretches toward the rings while I'm beside her.

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Rachel Wright
Two-arch arrangement

My older toddler likes deciding where each curve belongs.

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John Allen
Countertop demonstration

A ring traveling across the arch can command an impressive amount of baby's concentration.

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Luke Perez
Gentle silicone colors

Happy with the softer palette in our kitchen.

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Danielle Davis
Baby's eye level

Nice to bring movement up from the flat tray.

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Michelle Green
Check your surface

Our wooden tabletop wasn't the best match for the suction feet.

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Eric Martin
Arch-shaped curiosity

My baby studies the curves from different angles.

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James Rivera
Tiny ring traffic

Our toddler makes traffic noises while sliding the rings.

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Rebecca Green
Wooden ring feel

The rings provide a different texture from the arches.

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Avery Parker
Soft color curves

The muted shades look lovely among our baby supplies.

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Robert Howard
Ring watching

The moving rings draw his eyes across the arch.

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Rebecca Reed
Simple movement toy

No switches to operate before play starts.

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Amber Nelson
Surface dependent

The feet hold better on our smooth tray than textured table.

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Andrew Young
Different materials meet

The wood and silicone make a pleasing combination.

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Zachary Reed
Smaller arch favorite

That little curve gets most of the attention here.

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Jason Johnson
Easy shared focus

Something simple for us to explore together while seated.

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Zachary Bell
Afternoon tray activity

A short supervised turn fits well into our routine.