Silicone rainbow stacking cups built into three towers
Silicone stacking cups in muted colours on a table
Purple silicone stacking cups nested together
Three sets of silicone stacking cups nested
Pink silicone stacking cups nested together
Blue silicone stacking cups nested together
Silicone rainbow stacking cups built into three towers
Silicone stacking cups in muted colours on a table
Purple silicone stacking cups nested together
Three sets of silicone stacking cups nested
Pink silicone stacking cups nested together
Blue silicone stacking cups nested together

Silicone Rainbow Stacking Cups

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Stack them high, nest them small, then knock them down and start again.

These soft silicone stacking cups come in a calm rainbow of muted colours and fit neatly inside one another. Toddlers build towers, sort by size and colour, and hide little toys underneath. The flexible silicone has no hard edges, so a tumbling tower is all part of the fun.

Key Features

  • Graduated cups that nest and stack into a tall tower
  • Soft, flexible silicone with no hard edges
  • Muted rainbow colours for sorting games
  • Choose a set with a blue, pink or purple base cup
  • Nests into one compact cup for tidying away

Perfect For

  • Stacking, nesting and knock-down play
  • Learning sizes and colours
  • Floor play and the toy basket
  • A simple gift for a first birthday

Specifications

  • Material: Silicone
  • Dimensions: Approx. 7.5 x 7.5 x 8 cm (3 x 3 x 3.1 in) nested
  • Weight: 316 g
  • Recommended Age: 1 year +
  • Includes: 1 x set of silicone stacking cups

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.

Silicone rainbow stacking cups built into three towers

Silicone Rainbow Stacking Cups

What parents say

  • 5 stars: 39 (93%)
  • 4 stars: 3 (7%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Ryan Richardson
Pink cup priority

That particular cup must always be part of the game.

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Kevin Lopez
Tea for everyone

The stuffed animals have upgraded their pretend dishware.

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Adam Baker
Colors without glare

I appreciate the subdued shades in our family room.

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Thomas Edwards
Short afternoon activity

A cup tower fits nicely into a few spare minutes.

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Nathan Parker
No complicated pieces

A refreshing little toy built around a simple idea.

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Samantha Hernandez
Cup-sized imagination

They've been houses, dishes, and tiny pretend hats for dolls.

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Dylan Walker
Build then tumble

Knocking the stack down is still the main attraction.

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Katherine Nguyen
Cup comparison game

He tests one cup inside another rather than asking me which fits. It's fun watching that trial-and-error approach.

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Kayla Cox
Cups wander

Fun set, but pretend cooking spreads them around the room.

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Elizabeth Phillips
Toy basket staple

An easy little set to keep within reach.

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Stephanie Cooper
Tower height debate

My toddler insists his stack is taller than mine.

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Brian Lee
Small hands, big plans

Today's cup tower was apparently a skyscraper.

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Zachary Rogers
Counting cup rows

We count them while arranging a line across the rug.

A
Amber Howard
Pretend soup bowls

Our toddler has declared these essential restaurant equipment.

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Rachel Hill
Tidy end result

The nested shape is satisfyingly compact after play.

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Ryan Jackson
Rainbow kitchen crossover

These travel between our stacking games and pretend kitchen.

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Brandon Howard
Pennsylvania tower duty

These occupied a little patch of floor during our Pennsylvania family visit. Grandpa became the designated tower rebuilder.

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Victoria Walker
Putting things inside

Our larger play pieces get sorted among the cups.

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Robert Ramirez
Rainbow nesting stack

The nested cups make such a tidy little bundle.

M
Michael Garcia
Tiny pretend café

I asked for my stacking cups back and was informed that the pretend café hadn't closed yet.

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Grace Thomas
Cup hide-and-seek

We hide a larger toy under a cup and guess.

A
Amber Rodriguez
Check compact dimensions

The nested set is smaller than the photos suggested to me.

M
Morgan Hill
Simple stacking play

No instructions or setup required for us to enjoy these.

M
Matthew Howard
Easy visual comparison

The different sizes make matching feel straightforward.

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Samantha Brooks
Different stacking attempts

My child keeps trying new orders to see what balances.

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Michael Martin
Simple gift choice

A useful-looking present without a huge box of accessories.

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Emily Stewart
Tower needs patience

Flexible cups take a careful touch when stacking high.

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Noah Cook
Silicone hand feel

Pleasant to hold and quieter on our table.

A
Avery Taylor
Nest and unnest

Removing the cups is as interesting as putting them back.

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Ryan Thomas
Easy little nesting

My toddler enjoys finding which cup fits inside another.

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John Hill
Compact rainbow storage

Hardly takes any space once everything is nested.

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Lauren Clark
Nested surprise

Pulling out another cup always seems to delight him.

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Nathan Collins
Mellow color mix

The softer blue, pink, and purple tones look lovely.

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Melissa Johnson
Soft rim preference

I like how the silicone edges feel.