Count and Stack Toy

This is a non-magnetic wooden stacking and sorting toy, so 16 CFR 1262 magnet rules do not apply; small-part age fit is graded separately. Nothing further on small-parts testing is published for this specific toy.

Reviewers consistently describe the pieces as well-made, sturdy solid wood that stacks and sorts precisely, with smooth edges and no reports of warping, breakage, or a poor fit across 21 reviews.

The wood is rubberwood finished with a baby-safe, nontoxic varnish, but no test method or standard is named for the finish itself, and a strong lingering paint smell that transferred onto stored fabric items is documented for this toy.

The box for this exact toy states it conforms to ASTM and CPSIA standards, corroborating the brand's own CPSIA/US-UKCA compliance claim for its products even though no certificate number is published.

The brand recommends this toy for ages 2+ with small stackable pieces, but it appeals to and is used by babies well under two, including an 11-month-old and a 9-month-old, without a small-parts warning.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly and found two prior recalls for this brand: a 2024 voluntary phthalate recall on a different product line and a 2021 choking-hazard recall on wooden tray puzzles, neither covering this Count and Stack Toy. Both were voluntary, with no injuries reported, and are part of the brand's record though not this product.

Its products are CPSIA compliant and certified to US and UKCA safety standards and are tested for phthalates, lead and soluble metals, though it names no lab or certificate number. This is a brand-wide claim rather than one made specifically for this building toy.

The material (rubberwood) and finish (a child-safe nontoxic varnish) and country of manufacture (China) are stated, but no warranty terms, spare-parts route, or finish/varnish composition are published for this toy.