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Peaceable Kingdom Where's Bear Stacking Game

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Peaceable Kingdom Where's Bear Stacking Game

4.6849 ratings

  • 6 nesting boxes
  • Ages 2+
  • Peaceable Kingdom

$19.95

Price checked 2026-10-06. The partner store sets the final price and it can change.

Where's Bear? blends two toddler favorites, stacking boxes and finding hidden things. One person hides the wooden bear, the other lifts boxes to find him, and then you switch.

  • 6 sturdy nesting boxes, each showing a room in Bear's house
  • 1 wooden bear figurine to hide and find
  • 5 short games, including a matching game on the boxes
  • Builds object permanence: it is still there even when you cannot see it
  • Up, down, top and bottom come up naturally as you stack

How it plays at home

Start simple: hide Bear under one box while your child watches, then let them lift boxes until he turns up. When they are ready, hide him while they close their eyes. Each swap gives a toddler a go at being the hider, which is the part many love most.

Because the boxes nest, they also work as plain stacking toys when the game is over. Name each room as you go, and you have built vocabulary without a flashcard in sight.

What buyers say about Peaceable Kingdom Where's Bear Stacking Game

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★★★★★

Cute Game for Younger Kids

Simple, cute, and easy for younger kids to play without getting frustrated. Fun little game that keeps them engaged and encourages family play time.
Midnight_gardener, United States on May 28, 2026
★★★★★

Great for language skills

I am an early childhood special education teacher. This game is great for language skills! It is simple but also open ended and can be modified for many different abilities. My kids love this one!
Madison Johnson, United States on May 31, 2026
★★★★★

“More hide bear!”

My almost 2yo loves this! “More hide bear!” is something she frequently asks for now and she also loves pointing at the images on the boxes, pretending to have the bear go down the slide, stacking them… I’m surprised and impressed by how much use she’s getting out of this!
Janessa Irvine, United States on April 6, 2026
★★★★☆

The game is essentially a set of sturdy cardboard nesting boxes with illustrations of various rooms in ...

My 2 year old (and his 4 year old brother) are really getting into this! The game is essentially a set of sturdy cardboard nesting boxes with illustrations of various rooms in Bear's house and a wooden bear figurine. There are two ways to play. For the first, you can hide the bear figurine under a box while the other players close their eyes or go to another room, and then try to find the bear. For the second, you and your child look at the boxes together to try to find various pictures (for example, where are the blocks in Bear's playroom?). The illustrations on the boxes are lovely and the boxes are pretty well made and seem like they would last for a long time. The box this comes in isn't too big, and I brought it with us when we traveled this summer, since it makes for a nice family activity and it is easy to keep track of the pieces. This is not the most original game and I think I could have created the activities with other things we already had in the house. The first version of the game really could be played with any nesting box or nesting cup set and figurine, and the "Can You Find It?" game could be replicated with a Richard Scarry book from the library. The illustrations and the bear figure do make this a bit special and intriguing to my children and I'm still glad we made the purchase. We also have Bunny Bedtime which my children also love and is a bit more original.
Ben and Larissa, United States on August 22, 2017
★★★★★

Best toddler toy!!

My 2 yr olds favorite game. Many different ways to use it. Memory, clues to location, word usage and labeling!!
Wendy Buckingham, United States on September 13, 2025
★★★★★

So Simple and So Fun!

When I ordered this game, i wasn't exactly sure that my 2 year old would be engaged with it or be able to play it "correctly." But he absolutely does! He LOVES this game! He hasn't QUITE figured out how to hide it himself when it comes to "turn taking," so this has been great practice in teaching him what it means to take turns. I would absolutely buy from this company again and am already looking at their store for his upcoming birthday!
Alisa, United States on January 13, 2025

Peaceable Kingdom Where's Bear Stacking Game

$19.95

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