Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn: Learning Kitchen
Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn: Learning Kitchen is an interactive and educational toy that will capture your child’s attention and have him learning in the process.
This durable toy kitchen and fridge design features four modes of interaction: Learning, Learning in Spanish, Music, and Imagination. The sounds and songs that play as your child interacts with the moveable features and the fun, food-shaped blocks will have children aged 6 months to 3 years rapt with curiosity.
Cook up some learning fun with busy activities inside and out, front and back. Open and close the refrigerator, flip the light switch, stir the soup, check to see what’s cooking in the oven all while enjoying music, sounds, light-up fun, four modes of play, and more than 20 sing-along songs and musical activities. There’s even an introduction to Spanish. Volume control for quiet play. Helps baby learn through everyday experiences: 1) Promotes understanding of objects, numbers, letters, colors and shapes. 2) Teaches in English and Spanish. 3) Expands vocabulary with new words and greetings. 4) Fosters thinking skills and encourages problem-solving with numerous action/reaction activities. 5) Reinforces learning concepts through delightful music, sounds and songs. Teaches: Letters, A-Z, Numbers and Counting, Spanish Words, Shapes, Colors, Opposites, Greetings, Manners and more.
Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn: Learning Kitchen ~ Product Features
- Laugh and Learn Learning Kitchen is filled with learning and fun for baby in both English and Spanish
- There are 4 modes of play: Learning, Learning in Spanish, Music and Imagination
- Open the refrigerator door to see the light come on, learn about opposites, or hear a sung song
- Inside the fridge, there’s yummy food and shape sorting fun
- To see more information click the “Watch it in Action” link below the main product images
Please read one among customer reviews written by Nathini as shown below.
My daughter got this as a present when she was five months old. Although it was beyond her at that point she was still able to manipulate the faucet and got quite a bit of enjoyment being propped up in her Bumbo beside it and turning the water on and off. As she began sitting up and moving about her interest continued and she has gradually learned to use all aspects of it except the shape sorter (she is twelve months old and is just beginning to show an interest in this).
From my perspective this has been an excellent toy because I see no likelihood that her interest will flag any time soon. She’s been playing with it continuously for seven months and the batteries are only starting to die now. Additionally, with so many settings it’s not as annoying as many other toys because when I get sick of the songs on one setting I can change it to another for a while.
I have just a few not very serious concerns. This product does tip very easily and several times when she was smaller my daughter cried because she was frightened when it fell on top of her. I also find it annoying that the garbage container comes on and off so easily. My daughter learned to take this on and off before she could crawl and it happened once or twice when she was about seven months old that she got her arm stuck in the hole while rolling on the floor playing with it. This led to shrieks of fear and pain. This hasn’t happened in a long time but I did actually take it away from her for about a month because of this issue. So because of this and the tipping issue I wouldn’t recommend this toy for babies that aren’t advanced enough to extricate themselves by picking up or shoving the entire toy away.
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