VTech Call & Chat Learning Phone Baby and Toddler Toys

Great Learning Experience For Toddlers And Children Two Thru Six Years Old. Fun Learning And Keeps Baby's Attention. Many Learning Actvities . Great For Listening Skills And Hand And Eye Coordination.

It made my son happy. It came within 45 minutes of my ordering it. I refused to get it at dollar general for my son 20 minutes prior and my son was heartbroken. Walmart hat it for $5 cheaper plus it had a warranty option that the other store did not. I prefer Walmart always.

I ordered this online and it exceeded my expectations on arrival. So cool that you can program actual phone numbers for mom, dad, grandma and grandpa so they can learn their numbers! Can't wait to see my nephews face when he opens this one! Would highly recommend.

Bought this for my 3 year old grandson, had bought a different type of phone for 2 year old grandson; they both like this one so well we took the other back and got another of these. There are a lot of different things to occupy them with this phone. It really has a conversation with them.

This is one of our favorite toys! I highly recommend it for any baby or toddler that likes to press buttons

I bought this for my 1yr old grand but it was too advanced for her unfortunately. Thankfully, my kindergarten age grand fell in love with it once she realized it wasn't a “baby toy”. It has tons of letter, number, and even word games. It's very interactive with them in a low tech type way. Graphics are all a blackish color and background remains the same throughout also. There's volume control, power on/off, and the batteries are still going after months of use. It doesn't connect to the internet, so no cyber stuff to worry about. That also means it'll work anywhere! Great for car rides or places where actually being online isn't a good thing. It's sturdy and easier to hang onto than typical cellphones. So, if you're looking for an infant “pretend” phone, pick a different toy. But if you're looking for a “phone” that isn't a cellphone yet and works on K-2nd-ish grades levels approximately with the content; this is the one to buy! *Added note- so far all the games we've seen have been more “learning” type content. It's not the shoot'em up, car racing, video game type content. So again, if your kiddo is only interested in that stuff, maybe pick something different. That said, it's a good break from the other type content and reinforce the school stuff if you use it that way. Young kids lose a lot and quickly especially over school breaks. Having a “toy” that allows them to “think” they're still playing but reminding them of those skills is a total win. Even if you use it as a “punishment” activity, they can't access other info and they may actually end liking it. Especially when they need a timeout but you still need them occupied for your own sanity 🤣

My grand daughter plays with it for a little while but the screen doesn't light up to hold her attention. The animations are barely visible on the screen . I rated it overall four stars because of this issue with the screen. It is a great game toy with great sound. A very good learning experience for her .

It's well put together, several options to choose, but the volume is very low. I accidentally put it in an open plastic box that my grandchild has for other toys %26 thr volume was greatly improved. I know that my 18 month old gradchild will grow into it, but for now, she likes listening to the sounds %26 instructions.

The screen is dark even when you change colors. The toy voice is a man's voice, it would've been better with a child's voice or cartoon voice. It's okay to pound on and does take play abuse.

i ordered the gabby dollhouse one and it stated it was in stock but i ended up with this one. so i ended up with something i didn't want. i was not happy at all because it was a Christmas gift and it was too late to return.