Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Around The Town Learning Table

A group of us bought this for our baby boy when he was 9 months old since he liked to pull up on furniture and walk while holding on. Please note - Although it is very sturdy (my 13-month-old baby can push it now that he is 13 months old) and would be impossible to topple*- There are many things to do in this game
- Get this for your baby if he or she likes peekaboo. He opens the barn door and it says, "Peekaboo", showing different animals each time he opens it (horses, sheep, cows). If you open the "front door," the abcs will sing - You have to turn on the light for it to come on* - The only thing they could do better is to make the phone electronic as well. The toy still interests my 6 month old (he walks now) even though he is 13 months old. There should be a mix of toys in your home, as well as a mix in the height of the toys (some sit to play with, some stand to play with, some pull to play with, etc. ). When baby starts pulling on things, you should get this either before or right during that time.

London Wolfe

| Mar 07, 2021

Toys like this are very popular with my baby! This little baby swing is great for kids who love to play, climb, pull up, stand and walk while grabbing hold of it. Despite this, this piano has only been in my possession for a few months, and the paint is flaking off the As soon as I wipe it off, it falls onto my fingers in chunks. Suddenly, I wonder how much my baby has invested in this and hope that the lead is at least protected.

Seth Pratt

| Jun 03, 2021

The top rating is 5. With this stable, son is learning how to stand. It's also fun for him to push the toy forward and take a few steps forward. He's enjoying the toy. In terms of cons, here are some

I wish the toys were all made of plastic and that the pictures did not come on paper. I got my son to chew constantly on the phone and quickly came off the buttons as they are just a picture diagram. After ripping off most of the rest, I discarded it. In the current state, the rectangle is just grey. Songs from Stage 2 and Stage 3 are kind of boring compared to those on Despite the size of the white spinning circle, babies have difficulty spinning it. It is also hard for the monkey to move when it is moving. An infant should not be subjected to too much resistance.

Owen Durham

| Feb 03, 2021

This is the second one in the past While it was in operation, it was great. Neither of my twins could get enough of We have a problem with the device. It's just over a month old (I gave it to them on their first birthday, August 26th) and doesn't work anymore. I am unable to click either of the 1 or 2 buttons or the animal shapes. Occasionally, the barn door will still change animals, but only once in a while will it sing. Even if it sings the appropriate song for each animal, it doesn't always sing that song. sat in the room with them when the machine started singing the sheep song while neither of them were playing with it. On the Fisher Price website, it states that Fisher Price only covers their products for 30 days, so I will be purchasing another one, but if the next one breaks, I will be done. My girls love the table and will be buying another one very soon. It has been years since I have seen them spit up or drool on their vtech toys but they are still in perfect condition. To the best of my knowledge, no liquid has been spilled on the table since they aren't walking yet and I watch them closely when I Aside from playing with it, it has never been used. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed with the quality of the product.

Update November 13th
Am in the middle of purchasing another one from Target and it is already broken within two days of purchase. Only a few minutes have been spent playing with it by my twins! As Fisher Price would not do anything for the first one, but as this store is open for less than 2 days, you would think they would do something! There is going to be a return at the store where I bought it. It's hard to believe how quickly two separate ones started causing problems.

Seth Holloway

| Jan 26, 2021

There are lots of fun activities here, and it is a very good practice tool for learning to pull up on objects and stand up on their own. All of the sounds it makes are soft and pleasant, not annoying. Actually, I like the fact that the sound interrupts each other when it talks, as well as cool jokes (polar bear swims in apple) that parents can enjoy as well. The three-stage switch is the only one that knocks. This is a cool invention, but my ten-month old recently learned how to get that switch to move. If it were under the table, the volume switch would be easier to access.

Isaac Atkins

| Sep 24, 2020

The table is not fancy, it's just perfect for learning how to stand. There is less flash and pizzazz in this card compared to the V She will love it because it is a tech toy, but it's also perfect for her ages 9 months and up. We bought the table so she has something to hold onto and also to provide her with entertainment at the same time. It is the perfect height for her and keeps her occupied for awhile. Today she used it to pull herself up to stand, which is awesome (the only time she's done it). The one comment I would give is that it will definitely slide all over bare floors and do so a bit on carpets. Due to her lack of stability on her feet, she leans heavily on the table, which can cause it to fall over. Because of this, I am always near her when she plays with it to make sure she won't fall if she slides too far forward. Construction is strong and can withstand a beating from the kid, which is why this purchase is well worth it.

King Hall

| Apr 04, 2021

It's the perfect height to begin pulling herself up and standing. There's a level that has both English and Spanish, which I appreciate. With the language in English and the language in Spanish, the word is provided for every word. There is a little cell phone in the middle of the picture. That's cool, since what little kid isn't attracted to high-tech gadgets such as The product is well worth the cost - it's something she will likely continue to use well beyond the first Her first toy she picks up as soon as we set her down with her toys is this one. It won't be long before she pulls herself up by crawling over. A great way to engage her in discovery and play, as well as help her strengthen.

Gabriella Cannon

| Jul 20, 2020

Having this seat enabled him to play upright and stand upright, which was everything he was looking for. A few minutes after he started playing with it, he was able to turn on and off the lights, turn pages of books, and hold the puncher properly. I like the different settings available for different ages, which means he can grow in the program. As the table is meant to be light, it isn't too difficult to move around in the room and store, but that means that occasionally it falls over when my son uses it to help pull himself up. Having him nearby is worth it to us, since we're always in his corner.

Adley Rivers

| Jun 15, 2021