Moluk Bilibo Red

I will admit I debated and thought about buying this toy much longer than any adult should spend thinking about toys. It seems like such a cool different toy on one hand but on the other it's so simplistic I worried it would be boring and would just end up wasting space. When my 7 year old was about 3 I thought about buying this toy and decided against it. Finally last Christmas they were on sale and I figured why not and bought it for her almost 2 year old little sister. We have now owned this toy for about a year and it is a household favorite. It gets used daily and is the cause of many fights between my almost 8 year old and her 2 year old sister...they both want it all the time. In our house this toy has been used as a chair, a spinning chair, a balancing tool, a step stool, a boat, a helmet, a baby doll cradle, a space ship, a turtle shell, and a magician's tool just to name a few things off the top of my head. Extremely well made and versatile toy that was completely worth the cost. I'm actually planning to buy a 2nd.

As an adult, I didn't see what the big deal could be with this toy. Commercials always make toys look fun, right? But dollar for dollar, my daughter (4) has had more fun and played with her Bilibo more than anything she owns. I've since gifted to three other children aged between 3-6 and all their parents have been as surprised and impressed with Bilibo as I have. It seems extremely durable, comes in a wide range of colors (pastels recently released to celebrate the toy's 20th anniversary) and seemingly provides endless entertainment possibilities to the littles. It's unlikely you'll be disappointed with this purchase.

My son has been using these bilibo chairs for around 7 years or so now. He is nearly 12 and very tall but still has lots of room in this. He spins for hours a day. Yes after 6 months or a year the chair eventually cracks and we have to replace it but for the amount of use that it gets it is absolutely worth the money. Sometimes we've managed to get 18 months out of one. Will continue to buy for as long as my son fits in one.

Where was this two years ago?! I wish my son had one of these from when he was a baby. He’s been using it to help with balance, or to get his energy out as he spins on the floor. This is definitely a good gift for a sensory seeking child. I’ve even sat my baby in it to rock back and forth and he loved it. I purchased another one in a different color and plan on adding to our collection every so often. It’s extremely durable and such a simple toy that has many uses.

There are some reviews explaining that kids were bored with this and didn't play with it. I can see that being an issue, so I think this is a good item for when you're toddlers/preschooler (or older) is in a stage of starting to get a little "bold" with their body and what it can do! Our 2 yo daughter is just now testing what her physical abilities are, and this is fun for her. Our 4 yo has great gross motor skills and thinks it's great fun and a challenge. I am waiting for when they discover they can place it upside down and sit on it. It's already being used as a "funny hat." Life with kids! So I give it 4 stars because for the kids that love it, it's great- well made, essentially safe, great toy.