Spark Create Imagine Electronic Learning Remote, Age Group 12 Months+

Every little one wants a phone like mommy and daddy. This a perfect toy because it promotes learning at the same time. Sturdy toy phone so it can be dropped and still works

Has so many buttons to explore! I saved this toy for a recent car trip and my toddler was entertained for hours. There’s lights, it talks and plays songs. If you don’t play with it it says bye and turns off automatically. You can explore numbers, shapes colors .

This little remote/phone toy is very entertaining for the little ones. To get it out of the box, just cut the tape and turn the black holders on the back 1/2 turn and it comes right out. Pressing the top left side is picking shapes numbers or color for it to say when you push the colored, shapes with numbers on it. The top right side makes it ask questions for the toddler to answer by pushing the shapes, numbers or colors that it says. It laughs when you get it right! The button with the musical notes on it plays several different musical songs. The pink star identifies itself as red. So you might want to clarify that one for them. It keeps them busy for a while.

My 17 month baby loves to pretend she’s talking on the phone. Her favorite part is when it starts talking and singing. She starts dancing to the beat. It helps her learn and it has a flashing light at the top that lights up. It is really well built and durable. She has thrown it across the room and it’s still in great shape even through we have tile when she gets tired of it. She has learned some of her number as well. It’s just so cute and moves her lips and pretends she’s talking.

I got this toy for my 8 month old daughter who is entertained by it for about 1 minute. You cannot adjust the volume, it is loud. You also cannot turn it off, so if your baby drops it on the floor and you happen to step on it while she’s napping your baby is going to wake up (especially if the button you step on is the music button).

My granddaughter loves it. She broke her last one by tapping it against another toy. Was not happy about that, but the new one does work as described. She loves to play with it quite often throughout the day, likes the music likes to dance to it

This little phone is perfect for babies but I got it for an adult with developmental disabilities. It talks, sings, lights up, counts, says colors. Perfect for anyone learning it's a little on the clunky side so not easy for small hands but we find this perfect for helping with dexterity challenges.

There are a number of baby products out there very similar to this. I would say this one is just ok. There is one flashing light and it is only red. There is only one button that plays music, the rest of them simply beep or talk to you. It’s not the best, but not the worst.

Don’t work

I recently received this infant play phone. It has buttons that you push to play songs, hear colors and numbers. It is loud and no way to turn it down, even though it has a button to turn it down. No where to shut the thing off either. I do not recommend.