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Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Cookie Shape Surprise
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$17.49
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| Part No: | B000NW3LXI |
| Manufacturer: | Fisher Price |
| MFG Part: | L5846 |
| Customer Rating: | 4.5 / 5.0 |
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- This smiling-faced cookie jar features a magical opening that senses baby's hand, or the cookie shapes
- It plays music and sounds and says phrases each time something is placed in or on top of the jar
- 2 play modes include Shape Mode and Number Mode
- As baby places the correct shape through the correct opening she will hear the name of the shape or the number that is on the shape
- Includes 5 cookie shapes, magical cookie jar and lid
Putting a hand in this smiling cookie jar gives baby a special treat - learning fun with a magical surprise! Two different modes teach shapes or numbers, songs teach about making things happen, and fun phrases are sure to bring a giggle. Baby learns to identify and sort five cookie shapes, enjoying fun rewards with each success. Learning never looked so yummy! Requires 3 "AA" batteries, included. Measures 8"H x 7.5"W x 6.75"L.
| GREAT TOY! SUPER SHAPE SORTER | 2008-12-30 | 5 / 5 |
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I almost didn't buy this because of the review that stated it was hard to get the shapes in. But, I really wanted to have a shape sorter from the Laugh and Learn line, so I tried it.
This toy is great! Has darling songs, and my 1 yr old son has learned to get the shapes in the right spots without any problems, and the shapes go in easy and without any of the problems the other reviewer had.
One of the best features is the cookie jar lid. It helps keep the pieces inside, perfect for easy clean up! This has been one of my sons favorite toys this year!! |
| Favorite Toy for Our One Year Old | 2008-12-23 | 5 / 5 |
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| We got this for our 1 year old and hands down is her favorite toy, she prefers it over all her toys. It is educational and fun. |
| In one word: Excellent | 2008-12-21 | 5 / 5 |
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I love this toys, because my son play with it for hours.
Is very very resistence |
| An update on a classic toy but I'd stick with the classic | 2008-12-05 | 4 / 5 |
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| My son got this toy for his 1 year birthday and we started letting him play with it around 15 months. At first he would just open the lid and take the shapes in and out of the jar that way. It was fun for him and fine by us. At around 18 months, he started to make an effort to put the shapes through the right openings. The problem is that the shapes don't fall in easily so he'd ask for help. If I had my choice, I would have gone with a classic wooden version of this toy because the shapes are solid blocks rather than hollow and plastic. The other reason I'd go with the classic version is that the constant singing and music gets really annoying for adults. I often just turn off the music so I don't have to hear it. So overall, my son likes this toy but I would have preferred the classic. |
| great for little ones | 2008-11-22 | 5 / 5 |
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| the child this was purchased for is a little challenged and she just turned 2 years old, she absolutely loves this and play with it all the time. I would recommend this to all families with little ones. |
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