Baby Reviews

My twins got this toy for their first birthday. So far, they love it. It's so much fun watching them learn to put the pieces in (for some reason, the green "cookie" is their favorite). If I push the gingerbread man while they're not looking, both kids come right over and want to play.

The pieces are magnetic and can get "Stuck" together. For us that hasn't been an issue. In fact, it's added to the fun since both kids like to stick the cookies togethr, then pull them apart. They also like to shake them since the magnets rattle a little and they like the sound.

Anything that can keep them happy for more than 2 minutes is a hit, and this does it.

My daughter loves this puzzle. It's a total winner. She loves to push the big gingerbread man and dance while the toy sings. It's pretty easy to get the shapes back in because they're magnetic. Only downside is that because they are magnetic, sometimes the "cookies" stick together and she's not sure how to get them apart. No volume control on this one, so you get one volume - loud!

My daughter received this puzzle as a gift when she was 10 months old. She loves to sit with Mom or Dad and put the pieces in. She dances to the music and is now, at 12 months, learning to pick the piece by color. Another great educational toy from Fisher Price.

My son is almost 8 months and enjoys this toy so far. He likes putting things (anything) in it and hearing the music. He's not sorting yet, but the opening at the top is big enough for him to drop the blocks in and pull them back out. He enjoys when we start putting the blocks through the correct shaped hole and he finishes pushing them through.

The peek-a-blocks in general have been a little hard for him to hold, as they are *just* a little too big to grasp with one hand until recently. Since the sorting holes are on the sides, it is a little more challenging than the kind where all the holes are on top. They are fun, though!

I like that it has a handle, and I look forward to seeing if he carries it around once he's walking.

We got this toy when my son was about 18 months old, just because mommy liked it. My fiance thought that maybe he was too old for it but he actually still plays with it on a regular basis. He usually puts the appropirate blocks into there shaped holes but then when he gets bored with that, he puts his match box cars in there and totes it around like a little carrier. He absolutely loves this toy. The toy lights up when you put the blocks into their appropriate holes and makes music when something hits the bottom of the carrier. It also has a handy little handle to carry the toy and the blocks around. This is a great toy for traveling as well.

The shape sorter is a lot of fun, and my one-year-old son is really interested in it. He enjoys trying to figure out all the ways the shape sorter and the blocks can interact. I really like the design--the blocks are very interesting and appealing, and the shape sorter matches. It's nice that there are two volume levels for the music, and my son likes to dance when he hears the music.
I just wish there were a sensitivity switch--the music seems to come on with the slightest tap or movement. I'm sure that's great for younger babies, who have more trouble manipulating objects. Sometimes, though, my son gets a block through one of the holes and the music doesn't reward him for his accomplishment because he's already triggered the sound mechanism just by moving the shape sorter.
Still, the Peek-a-Blocks Shape Sorter is a very appealing toy, and we like it a lot. It's given us hours of entertainment.

I recently bought the Star kitchen for my two year old nephew. He is in love with it. It is a perfect size for him. He can play along side his mom in the kitchen. And because they live in a apartment, it is a perfect size for her too. It is very compact.

My 3 year old and my 1 year old play so nicely together with this toy. My only complaint is that it could be heavier on the bottom; it's toppled over a couple of times. Otherwise, it's great; they love the 'burners' which make noise & light up. I bought some more accessories because there's not too many included.

We bought this kitchen for my 3 yr old son for christmas. After searching through other kitchens we decided on this one for many reasons. First we liked that it was not huge and overbearing, and with the minimal sounds and electronic functions there is still plenty of room for using his imagination which was important to us. Both burners light up, one makes a "frying" sound, the other a "boiling" sound. It is compact enough to move around easily, we like to keep it in the kitchen as well as the living room and outside on the nice days.
Secondly we liked that chicco got it right with regards to the usually discriminating gender biased kitchen sets of pinks and purples. subdued primary colors are used in the chicco kitchen making it appealing to both genders. Lastly the price for this kitchen was a bargain compared to others out there, especially since we were not sure how much my son would really use it. Although my son has played with it in the company of another child with ease, I would reccomend getting something bigger if you have two children constantly playing with the kitchen as it is rather small or in conjunction with other kitchen items that can be placed near it like a microwave or coffee pot, so the focus is not just on one item at at given time.

Perfect transaction. Product shipped fast and packed well. This product was excellent!!! Would buy from them again.
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At first glance, you'd never know this is a drink and wet doll with it's soft body. It is cute and cuddly and my 22 month old daughter likes to carry her around.

However, as a potty training aid it lacks completely. I thought this doll was broken when we tried to "feed" her the first time as it leaked all over the floor. I thought I overfilled it. I tried again and I saw it leaking out the bottom. Come to find out there is no resivoir to hold the liquid in for you to squeeze like the other drink and wet hard body dolls. This doll will not allow my daughter to "teach" the doll how to potty (using Dr. Phil's training method). Like the other reviewer said, you can't undress her as her clothes are her body except for the drop bottom flap and cute little rubbery bottom.

I should have just spent the extra money and bought the actual potty doll.

VERY disappointed, and it is a shame too because Goldberger has been around since 1916 and is well known.

I too tried to use this toy for our daughter for potty training...she is 28 months old and wants nothing to do with the potty...so i thought to try this doll. she wets right away and we get more wet than in the potty, i had to resort to putting my finger over the hole, nice! that's a way to teach my daughter a potty routine.

on the only plus side, my daughter is a very motherly child and she loves to care for the baby, we just leave the clothes off of the baby to make pottying easier. she loves to feed the baby and put her to bed. this will be a toy that will last long for play, i am disappointed in the potty aspect of it though.

When i ordered this doll i wasnt expecting much, but when i received it i was presently suprised. The doll was way bigger than i expected and came with alot of extra stuff. The doll is soft but the rear end is made of soft rubber. When the doll drinks she uses the potty or a diaper which was what my child wanted. Even my oldest daughter was like "Mom umm I would like to have a doll like that she is too cute". So i give this doll a 5 cause my kids love it and are still playing with it.

Hello, my name is Alexandrea Marie Anna Bunitorisua and i am reviewing "Rugrats All Grown Up: Singing Pop Star Susie Doll". I think that this doll is very ugly and wrong. What are toys trying to teach children these days?!? That it is fine to graduate schools? Girls should stay home and help their mothers until they are four teen, and then they get married and have children at fifteen. These dolls are very bad for young girls because they make it seem like girls can particapate in sports, which they cannot. That is my opinion and i hope you follow by it. its true!

This is a reply to Alexandrea Marie Anna Bunitorisua's inappropriate review. I am a woman as well but i completely disagree with your ignorant and immature review. What are you talking about lady? Are you out of your mind? Crawl out of the rock you been living under and try to catch up to the 21st century. Girls SHOULD be able to go to school and graduate and even move onto graduate schools. Its not like the old ages where a female has to stay home and cannot get educated. This doll just portrays a good point that girls CAN get into whatever they try to reach for. They can get into show business and graduate from school and do anything a man can do. Its women like you that give the word "woman" a bad name and meaning. I think you are still living in the Caveman Era, please open your mind and accept the new and improved Era.

First of all Ms. Alexandrea Marie Anna Bunitorisua I dont know what country you come from but in the USA woman can do and be anything they want. Are you crazy? To much to say about what you said, anyway this is for reviewing the toy not for your crazy ideas on what a girl should do and not do. Please get help if you can. My daughter loves this doll and she is cute. My daughter wants to be a doctor and she can. I feel bad for your children.