Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Puppy’s Remote Baby & Toddler Learning Toy with Music & Lights

Anything that makes my grandbaby smile is worth it

perfect for my grandson...

It was a perfect little birthday gift for my one year old grandson. I think he'll enjoy them very much.

Great-Grandbaby loved it. She loved the lights, colors and sounds.

My great grand son who is 6 mos old loves it even though he is still to young to push the buttons. It is sturdy and seems to be well made.

So cute, my grandbaby loved it.

This remote was and still is a favorite of my daughters. She liked our remotes and phones so she gravitated toward this toy. Now my son is enjoying it. The buttons are easy for them to push and there is enough variety in the music, lights and sounds for them to focus on for a longer period of time. As a parent I like that I can shut the sound off if needed and that this toy helps him work on his developmental skills.

It is pretty close to what I was expecting. The toy is about the size that I felt it would be. It is pretty thick. Which means, it won't be super easy to break. Feels durable. A little heavier than the typical toy for a baby. But it isn't something too heavy. It might hurt your baby if the baby gets hit with the toy a little to hard. But that is expected with most plastic, wood and / or harder material-ed baby toys. The sound is on the louder side but nothing too crazy. The buttons aren't too hard to press. Great for a toddler. It doesn't light up too much but it lights up.

My 10 month grandson turned into a tv remote grabber so I got him this. Sturdy chunky sized ( smaller child may have difficulty picking it up & holding ) Cute puppy face screen lights up sings tunes, talks as buttons are pressed ~ four stars as it still hasn't deterred him from the real ones..lol

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought this for our daughter when she turned 6 months old. She loves playing with it! However, she just turned 7 months old and most of the numbers on the keypad are already pretty much gone. Soon there will only be blank pink buttons with no numbers to correspond with the recording. It's a nice concept to help kids learn numbers, but if the numbers disappear before they can learn them, then it's kind of pointless.