Cheap Bellapista DC

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We got the Bellapista for our son this past Christmas when he was 17 months. I love that it teaches him basic physics and cause-and-effect, and it's interactive on many different sensory levels (but the sights and sounds are not overwhelming or annoying like so many battery-operated or plastic toys). My son has played with this toy every day since Christmas (four months now), and even I enjoy watching the little wheel completing its course, spinning other shapes and ringing bells. He has seen/tried the Haba Track n' Roll but did not seem interested in it. In fact, he seemed outright bored. Plus, it was very heavy and took up a lot of space. The Bellapista is lighter weight, so he can carry it around the house, and it's easier to store too. Very happy with this purchase!

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We purchased the Bellapista track toy on sale for almost $30-. The track can be played in multiple ways, and there will always be whirling wheels, dinging bells, which are not too loud and much nicer than the harsh tones of the flashing, electronic toys. I am a huge fan of Selecta Spielzeug products-gorgeous, high-quality, wooden toys made in Germany. Selecta must have some of the best toy designers in the world working for them because you can see that they pay attention to every detail. e.g., the top round opening on the track is where you put in the rolling wheels to start down the track, and the same site serves as a handle for carrying the toy.

Our toddler has been playing with this toy daily every since he was 12 months old, and this toy still keeps him entertained. However, he is a big chewer and has worn off some of the beautiful paint on the wheels. It's still a very sturdy yet lightweight wooden toy which should last until the tot has his own kids and maybe longer.

Like most Selecta products, the Bellapista is expensive but well worth it. It's the old quantity vs. quality issue, and we choose fewer toys of high quality.