Review on 🔓 VTech Magic Learning Frustration-Free Packaging: Enhance Your Child's Learning Experience with Easy-to-Open Design by Ken Beasom

This study desk was a hit with my 9 month old. You invest a lot in it; He particularly likes the steering wheel, which lets the bear drive in circles in the middle of the table. There's also a small shifter on the side that can be pushed up or down to create a rev noise. There is also a small phone and keyboard, a picture book with a page that can be turned while playing Old McDonald's and bingo, and a small keyboard. The least "interesting" activity is 2 wheels in the form of gears that are connected and can rotate; but it still plays with this function. The table is bright and colorful, the graphics are beautiful. The sounds are nice too, not annoying, with a choice of Spanish and English. There are 2 volume settings. I was a bit hesitant to buy after reading other reviews that babies can turn this over themselves and I have to say it's because the table is heavy and when pulled to stand on it definitely tips over . I press on the other end to keep the thing from moving. I wouldn't let him play it alone in tabletop mode. If you're comfortable, I think there are ways to counter that by attaching the table to something. It is possible to remove the legs and put the desk on the floor. The table hardly slips on carpet, even when it rests on it with all its weight. Other reviews also mention that the table is too low - my son leans forward while playing with it - but it doesn't feel uncomfortable or unnatural. Other cons - the small phone is not plugged in so it can get lost. Overall I'm very happy with the purchase, he seems to like it. An excellent table with support for those who learn to stand.