- Storybook learning comes to life with a friendly bookworm, lights and sing-along nursery rhymes.
- Light-up hands point the way for baby to turn pages and learn about letters, numbers, colors and first words.
- Baby can flip pages!
- Lots of story time and learning fun!
- Kindle an early love of reading
Product Description
This storybook-based toy teaches baby learning basics. The friendly Bookworm character “holds” the book as baby flips through the pages to hear storytime melodies, or press one of the three learning buttons to learn letters, numbers, colors and first words. Blinking lights show baby which page to look at. Includes Off/Low/High volume switch. Measures 10″H x 7.75″W x 2.75″L. Requires 3 “AAA” batteries, included…. More >>
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Lately I’m not impressed with Fisher Price. The last several toys of theirs have left me disappointed. They WERE the toy company I grew up with in the 80′s but they no longer hold the market and there are better items available.
What the descipt doesn’t tell you is that the illustrated pages on this are CARDSTOCK glued to the durable plastic “pages”. Cardstock. That’s not very baby friendly.
Vtech on the other hand has a nursery rhymes book (same concept, plastic musical light up pages) but their books illustrations were printed on high gloss stickers thus they are easy to wipe off and the pages don’t run the risk of being torn, etc.
Great idea but done better by others.
Rating: 3 / 5
My 10 month old really enjoys this toy. She has started to move to music and loves to flip through books so it has worked out perfect for entertaining her for lengths of time. She doesn’t quite get the buttons yet that refer to numbers, colors but that is part of the benefit of the toy…she’ll grow and learn.
Rating: 5 / 5
My 15 month old loves this book. He loves pushing the nose to hear the nursery rhymes.
The little songs are not annoying and the singing is pretty good.
It’s awesome!
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this toy for my daughter’s first birthday. She opened it and instantly wanted it out of the box to play with.
She’s a big fan of books and anything that plays music, so the two together are a big hit. She absolutely loves this toy!
The educational number/alphabet/color buttons are ones she doesn’t quite understand yet, but it’ll come eventually.
Rating: 5 / 5
I see the educational value of this toy and hope my son will like this toy eventually. My son got this as a birthday gift and NEVER showed any interest. He is now 22 months old and still doesn’t play with it.
I would recommend that you buy your child a talking toy phone, something he or she can easily hold and play with. Kids seem to prefer that over something bulky.
Rating: 2 / 5
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