Fisher-PriceLittle People Toddler Learning Toy World of Animals See ‘N Say with Music and Sounds for Ages 18+ Months
Description
🐾 Unleash the Fun of Learning!
- ANIMAL QUIZ FUN - Test your little one's animal knowledge!
- MUSICAL EXPLORATION - Hear catchy tunes about their favorite animals!
- INTERACTIVE LEARNING - Engage toddlers with sounds and phrases!
- AGE APPROPRIATE DESIGN - Perfect for curious minds aged 18+ months!
- FINE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT - Boost those tiny skills while playing!
The Fisher-Price Little People World of Animals See ‘N Say is an interactive learning toy designed for toddlers aged 18 months and older. It features two pages of animals, complete with sounds and phrases that teach names and sounds. With quiz questions and fun songs, this toy not only entertains but also helps develop fine motor skills and cognitive processes.
Specifications
| Educational Objective | Quiz, Animal Sound Pattern, Social Skills, Emotion, Sensory Perception, Animal Name, Cognitive Process, Musical Skill |
| Form Factor | box" or "rectangular prism |
| Number of Batteries | 2 A batteries required. (included) |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Theme | Animal |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
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Reviews
D**E
So fun
Old school toy with new school twist. Love the fact there's so many options by flipping the circle. Not just animal noises, but is interactive as well. Works well and is very sturdy.
E**M
Children want to try it right away! And again and again! Good gift!
My bro loved this one!Opened sd played with it immediately!Fun for him and for us to watch!!
P**N
He loves it.
Purchased for my great grandson.
C**B
Not the OG
Not the OG spin and say, it still has animal sounds. I love watching my kid mimic the sounds!
T**
Toddlers love ut
Fun and educational. My son loves the animals
B**H
perfect
perfect for little hands
R**G
Good product
No issues
J**S
Not a good learning tool - picture and sounds don’t match
The sounds do not match the pictures so it’s not a great tool for learning how to match animals to their sounds. It will spin and say something about the ‘turkey’ but the spinner will land on the hippo. So far, it’s wrong 80% of the time
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