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Six Crab Stepping Stones, Pastel

TOPNEW balance stones and climbing handles for kids · Eyes come off

TOPNEWSix Crab Stepping Stones, Pastelfor kids learning to climb

$29.99

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Six crab-shaped balance stones in pastel colors, each a little over fifteen inches long and rated to two hundred and fifty-six pounds.

Read at our desk on October 25, 2026. Press the stamp for the live number.

For an indoor course for a toddler.

Why this set

Stepping stones are the part of an obstacle course that works on a living room floor. Laid in a wiggly line they force a child to look where their feet are going, which is the foundation of everything they will later do on a climbing wall, and they do it at a height of under three inches.

The crab shape is not only decoration — the claws give the stone a wider footprint than a plain dome, so it tips less under an off-center step. The eyes pop off, which is the detail toddlers care about and the reason these get played with as objects between courses.

Heavy-duty PP plastic with rubber feet underneath, rated to two hundred and fifty-six pounds, and stackable when the course comes down. Fifteen point four by ten point six by two point eight inches each, so six of them store in about the space of a laundry basket.

Specification

Stones6
Each stone15.4 by 10.6 by 2.8 in
Rated load256 lb
MaterialHeavy-duty PP
PalettePastel
StorageStackable, removable eyes

What the box says

  • Hold up to 256 lbs — Each set includes 6 stepping stones in rich colors. Measuring 15.4*10.6*2.8in., each balance stepping stone can hold up to 256 lbs, making it safe for both adults and kids to step on
  • Slip-resistant & safe — Made from heavy-duty PP material, these sensory stepping stones protect kids from foot slip during play and features rubber edge to keep stones from sliding around on the floor for added security
  • Removable eyes & stackable — All balancing stepping stones are able to stack together when not in use, saving much space for storage. Each set comes with 2 different styles of removable eyes. Change crab eyes at your will anytime
  • Multiple ways to play — Kids can arrange these balance stepping stones in their own way to boost their endless imagination. They can jump, step or crawl from stone to stone or use it for obstacle course. Take them to the beach, backyard, sand box for a fun play experience
  • Develop balance & coordination — Kids develop their balance and motor skills and have great fun by arranging stones or jumping from stone to stone. Let kid’s creativity take flight with our stepping stones for kids!

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Notes from families who built with it

  • How cute!

    Look at how cute is this! My son loves crab so this is a perfect gift for him! It’s colorful and stackable! It’s pretty sturdy and not slippery at all. I can also stand on it. So… No issues with sturdiness! My 20months son loves to step on these crabs as he counts and indicates the colors.

    EC-A · December 22, 2025
  • Positively Redirects Jumping Behavior

    Super high quality! Comes with spinning wheel to make it a game! Awesome rainy or snowy day activity! I got this to stop my 2 year old from jumping off the couch/chair/bed/etc. Helps with balance and coordination too. I love that they nest for storage. Thick grips on the bottom and nice and wide for kids to jump on. Definitely worth it!

    MLT517 · August 31, 2026
  • Kids love these!

    I bought this for my granddaughters 3rd birthday. She absolutely loves jumping from stone to stone. They also stack neatly for easy storage. They are made of durable plastic and can take a good deal of jumping.

    Verified buyer · April 18, 2026
  • Happy neighbor

    Bought the 8 pack, crab, rainbow colors for my neighbor's 3 yr old little boy. He was pleased and knew exactly what they were for. Colors are vibrant and they seems durable. My neighbor likes that they're stackable, as not to take up a lot of space. I'll give an update in a few weeks.

    Mom · February 24, 2026