Fisher Price Laugh and Learn: Learning Puppy Stuffed Toy Reviews

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That leads to some temporary frustration for a 7 month old. Otherwise, it's great. The price makes this a great shower or gift for a coworker's child. from Amazon.com Of all of the tons of toys my children have - this toy is always relegated to a corner. Neither of my kids play with it. It was given to my daughter when she was 10 months and is now 2.5 years and she has really never shown interest in it - except at 3 am when it randomly goes off declaring "i love you" in the most annoying voice. At that point, her interest is really closer to the "Mommy what is this horrid thing waking me up in the middle of the night?" than affection for the toy. from Amazon.com I bough it for my son when he was about 5 months. He wasn't very interested in it at first, but after a few days, when I started singing along with the puppy, it caught his attention. Overall, I would recommend it; it's a great toy, the songs are fun. from Amazon.com My grandson loves his new toy. It is a great buy, more than I expected for the price. from Amazon.com Yellow foot..." This is what our puppy does... when no one is even remotely touching it. from Amazon.com I got this as a baby shower gift and thought it was a very nice toy but noisy. When I first showed it to my 2 month old baby, she was scared by it. from Amazon.com My daughter love this little puppy. She pick him up and walk over to us so that we can play with her. from Amazon.com We gave this puppy the name "annoying puppy", we received it as a gift and the giver decided she hated it before she gave it to our daughter. Bringing it home from the store she hit some bumps in the road and it made it start up. from Amazon.com This toy might be fun, if it didn't start spontaneously singing songs in the middle of the night on its own. We haven't even ever taken the "puppy" out of its box, and yet, that has not stopped it from entreating our daughter to come play with it from the other room. Also, I don't know what some of the other reviewers meant, but it seems to us that playing with a haunted demon-spawn of a toy does nothing to help prepare little children develop the skills they'll need later in life to get a job in the current economy, or any other educational aspect in general, unless they plan on a future career as an exorcist. from Amazon.com My son got this puppy as a gift 4 months ago. There are buttons in both feet, in one hand, in the nose and one ear that are very sensitive to touch and easy for even a young child to operate. from Amazon.com

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