Baby Reviews

This is very cute put toghether. The problem is KEEPING it together. My daughter will be pushing the cart down the rainbow & it'll just break off. She only puts it back together about twice b 4 putting it away & just playing with the pony alone. Same problem goes with the wheel. The turning handle won't stay on right so it doesn't turn right. Not at all worth the asking price.

This is great and my 5 year old really loves the addition to her My Little Pony Collection. The only thing that could make it better would be the inclusion of "Rainbow Wishes" with the set. Or at least offer her as a buy also for a special price.

This toy falls apart, but it's allright. We're thinking of getting extra sticky glue to keep the track together. It's a fun toy - I love the My Little Pony Round and Round. She's fun to play with. If you put the hoof of the MLP with the magnet on it onto the heart, a ticket will come out. I am 6 years old.

I bought this for my 10 month old for Chistmas and it does not keep her attention even at 16 months old now!

This might be better for her when she is closer to 2 years old. It is too complicated for her and has too many functions for someone so small.

I recommend My First Story Reader insead. Perfect for small little ones. Easy functions and they get to press the buttons. Plus the books I feel are better, stronger made and more fun titles for little ones. Also, the price is reasonably less expensive compared to the Little Touch.

The First Story Reader has a set of three books for the cost of one of the leap pad books...

I gave this product five stars because there are so many interactive learning possiblities it offers for my child...numbers, alphabet, shapes, colors, emotions, songs, stories, contrasts and comparisons. I bought it for my then 5 month old whom is now 8 months and she basically only loves to listen to me read it to her or eat and wrinkle up the pages (which are very durable!).

I'd probably recommend this for toddlers who would be better suited for this toy because they would know what images to press and yes have a longer attention span than just being interested in putting things in their mouths.

Get it for your infant or toddler. I doubt you will be disappointed.

My best friend asked me what to get my daughter for her first birthday and I recommended this. I had seen it in the store and thought it looked great, but then I read the reviews and became a little nervous.

Then it arrived - and it's wonderful!!! It is definitely intended to be an interactive toy with an adult or older sibling. But if you can make time to read a book to your little one, then you can make time for this toy for a special experience for them. I noticed my daughter's vocabulary improving almost immediately. She wanted to repeat everything she heard. She talked back to it, she tapped on it with her hands... and no matter how many times I put it away in her room, she crawls in and drags it right back out.

Some of the concerning things I should address that I read:
- The pages are flimsy... I completely disagree. They do wrinkle a bit, but they don't tear and they're drool-proof, which is a bonus for me.
- The pad is difficult to activate and push... quite the contrary... my daughter taps her little hands all over the pads and is rewarded by all sorts of sounds and activities. She doesn't need me... but we have fun together anyway.
- The on/off button is too accessible to little hands... you have to hold the off button for quite a while before it actually turns off, so no chance of her accidentally interrupting the story.
- It is too loud... the volume controls are an awesome feature... It's only as loud as you want it to be.

In short, I adore this toy, but not near as much as my daughter does. I highly, highly recommend it. For those who wrote such negative reviews, I have to wonder what is is exactly they were looking for in a toy. Please remember that its a toy... a fantastic toy, but still just a toy.

My son likes the helicopter, but not as much as he likes his trains. My one complaint with the helicopter is that the magnet on the back doesn't line up with one's on the trains, so my son can't connect them together.

My son loves all the Thomas and Friends toys and we have been collecting them, but I have found them much cheaper at local stores like Target than on this website.

I was very pleased with Harold the Helicopter. These are very durable toys. They are worth the money you pay for them.

we have hardwood floors so i bought this together with Playzone. i'm pleased with these mats --these made it safe for the frequent falls my baby went through when he was learning to crawl and pull himself up. now i put these mats beside his bed, softening his occasional 'dreamy falling off' his bed.

These play mats are great for outdoors. I bought several packs and put my daughters play house, slide, sandbox and etc on them. You can hose them off. We leave them out all year long, and they held up great through the winter. They don't ever look worn. I just went and bought more to extend the play area.

These playmats are fantastic. They have cushion and yet are sturdy and durable. My son chews these mats like candy and yet they have kept their shape. They are great for little new crawlers that need alittle padding and resistance for their little knees. [...]

Just a warning to new parents thinking of playmats. We have three sets (large family) and these are our favorite by far. All the other sets we have have shapes and numbers in them that come out. It is a huge pain when our son plays w/ these mats because you end up on your knee's trying to find the missing pieces all the time. Save your back, money, and time and just buy whole pieces without all the fancy decor (letters,numbers,animals, elct.) that comes out, they just end up missing or on the other side of the room out of the mat for you to pick up and figure out where it goes in the mat. Also the pieces get old and when you move the mat around all the pieces fall out everywhere, everytime you move it you have to put the whole puzzle back together.

Was a lot smaller than I expected. My daughter had to find a small doll to use that would fit. Because she couldn't use her best baby doll that she loves to play with she lost interest real quick.

Hi. I'm wondering if this will fit a 20 inch doll cause I think this is what I need. Hmmmmmmmmmm........... maybe I'll buy it. It's on my wish list so I guess I want it.

I got this for my daughter and she has really enjoyed it. It came in about 5 pieces that weren't hard to put together, but you did have to make sure they were snapped together well. The little head came off the first time she played with it, but I found that I hadn't pushed it together hard enough. It hasn't fallen off again, yet. It is made for the Little Mommy dolls, which are 14" long and they work well with it. It even has a place behind the ears for the doll's hands to hold on. For the price, I thought it was a good deal.

I bought this toy because I thought that it would be interactive, but she pushes one button and the music goes on and on, and she loses interest. She hardly played with it. She prefered the Fisher Price baby gyms.

This toy was shipped to us without the second, third and fourth stage cards. Because it is a new product, Leapfrog has no "replacement parts" and so can't send me the rest of the stages. Nor will they send me a replacement. You might want to buy it in a store where you can open the box to make sure it's all there.

My son received this toy when he was 3 months old. Now he is 9 months old and he has enjoyed it at every stage. There are four stages and a card to go with each stage. At stage 1, he loved listening to the classical music and batting at the plastic things while laying on his back. At stage two, we altered the stand so that he could sit up and play the "baby senses" card (which he loved and laughed hysterically at!) Now at stage 3 he stands up and pushes the plastic things to make consonant sounds. The only complaint I have is that now at 9 months, he is very interested in pulling the card out of the slot and chewing on it which confuses the system and the mouse on the card will "oink" occaisionally. They should have made it a little more difficult for a baby to get the card out of the holder. But overall, it was a good buy.

I bought this for my 22 month old son for easter. When I opened it the only thing it did was light up...I put fresh batteries in and same thing, just lights no sound whatsoever! I was hoping to see his face light up in the morning, now we have to take it back.

I thought this would be a great toy for my 17 month old when we were in the store he cried to have it when we got home he cried when I sat down with him to play with it I was upset when I found out it only says A-L it could have at least said the whole ABC's and to me that is a heavy toy to carry around and the age on it is 6-36 months the hammer is heavy my son hit his hand and was in tears to me it should have been around $7.99 and maybe even cheaper I am very upset I spent $19.99 for it I wasted my money.

We got this toy for our son for Christmas. We thought it was cute, and my husband liked the idea of our son "hammering"... very macho, you know. Well. Our son does in fact like the hammer. It goes everywhere with him. And he hammers EVERYTHING with it; coffee table, walls, floor, couch, my knee... Which hurts, in case you're wondering. The only thing he does not hammer is..... the Toolbench!

Not that the Toolbench is bad. He likes to push the shapes and watch them light up and the little men pop up, and he enjoys listening to the music. The tape measure is cute; he likes the songs and likes to watch it spin. But overall, it's not a big attention grabber. He will play with it for a few minutes if he just happens to sit down near it, but it's not a favorite and he never plays with it for more than a minute or two. There are a lot of toys out there that hold his attention for 10 to 15 minutes or more.

In my opinion, if you want to buy a toolbench, get one of the old-fashioned ones with the pegs that you hammer down, then flip over and hammer again. Sometimes the old classics really are better than the new-fangled "improved" versions.

Peek n Play Eeyore??? Try Creepy Eeyore! Do the toy manufacturers ever listen to their toys before selling them? This toy was a gift to my 16-month-old daughter, and he sounds more like a "dirty old man" than Eeyore. He asks questions like, "Hi little baby. Want to play a game?" in a low creepy voice. I'm sure it was meant to be cute and interactive, but all the adults in the room were rolling on the floor laughing at the toy, while wondering if my daughter should actually play with it. It's humorous, but I don't think I'd recommend it.

I bought this toy for my baby, it was his first birthday. My son played with the toy, he loved the toy. I loved this toy, until the ears stopped working. We only had the toy for 3 weeks when they stopped moving. The toy still has the music/voice working. But it isn't the same with out the ears moving. He doesn't like it anymore. I don't have the packaging anymore to send it back. I wished it still worked.

I saw this online, then I was at Wal_mart a few days ago and found one for $7(the packaging was damaged). My 8mo old daughter LOVES this toy. She is mesmerized by the moving ears. When it stops moving she usually laughs loud enough to start it back up again. The rattle that comes with it works well too. We love this toy.

My little sister got the doll on the left for her birthday, and she loves it! She is so cute and so much fun to play with! And she is so relistic looking! I just love her expression. These dolls do have a strong smell, but if you wash the doll in really hot water, it will usually go away.
I would stongly recomend this doll to little ones-my sister loves playing little mommy. It is also good for doll collectors.