🐛 Fisher-Price Brilliant Basics Boppin' Activity Bugs - Amazon Exclusive, 11.5 x 6.2 x 3.8 inches, 1.5 lbs Review

The most important thing I liked about this toy is that the buttons require very little effort for the bugs to pop out. Something I haven't seen in other similar toys. My 14 month old daughter can do everything by herself. Makes her feel fulfilled. In addition, it is very light. So my daughter can wear it around the house.

I bought this version of the classic because it doesn't require batteries and doesn't play music. Other versions can do both and cost more. My ten month old grandson still doesn't know how to use all the levers and buttons but he is interested in this toy. He can hold down "Monster" without using the controls. Soon he will have them all.

Wanted to introduce a few more cause and effect toys to my son's playmode. I like to offer him organic products from all over the house. But there's something really nice about pushing a button or turning a knob and something happens, which is why I bought him this. He figured this toy out in about 2 days. He LOVES it and will spend 30 minutes alone with it. He will often crawl away, play with something else, and come back to it.

This fun children's toy seems to be my child's favorite toy. She dealt with mistakes very easily, she liked the different switches and the sounds they made. The bugs appear and she just puts them back making the toy fun and easy to use. My only complaint is that one of the bugs pops up very easily without triggering the switch. I expected this to happen after some wear and tear, but it came right out of the box. In general, a fun toy for children, I recommend.

This is a new toy model that has been around for many years. The people who appear are all the same but in different colors. I had one as a kid, but all my people were different, and the toy was slightly larger. It's well designed, works well, and teaches kids to push, pull, push, and slide. He also teaches colors which are bright colors that kids love. It is heavy so you must be careful not to let the child hit themselves or others on the head as this can cause serious damage.

This toy is a lot bigger than I thought it would be, perfect for our little niece to play with on the floor now that she is big enough to walk on her own sit. the colors are pleasant and bright; This toy is very attractive and will catch your attention. The little levitating figures are very easy to push down (for a child) and there is no extra space so they can't pinch their little fingers. "Controls" include buttons, dials, toggles, and sliders; all of which are easy to manipulate (for a…

This is Dr. Bob's wife. I have ordered this item. My granddaughter is single and cannot control buttons and has little opportunity for random cause and effect when operating a "button". It's not as well made as I would expect from FP toys. The pop-up types are pretty wonky and honestly don't have the thrill of the older pop-up style. Let's see how durable it is. I lack quality. My granddaughter is not particularly interested in this toy as there really isn't much that is interesting or easy to…

We bought this for our 1 year old daughter for Christmas 2013. And it's still my favorite toy! Back then it was easy enough for her to play, but hard enough to grow with her! The "twist" handle is pretty tricky because it has to be twisted quite hard for the bug to pop out so I had to help her, she would get really upset about that. it was pretty cute! Now she can do it herself and is happy when she does! This is such a simple, cute toy. Requires no batteries. Makes cute, not loud and annoying…

This is a great non-music toy! I try very hard to limit the number of toys that do all the work for my baby and make a lot of noise. I sit at home with him all day and I need to protect my mind from nasty toys, and I also want toys that help him develop different skills and creativity. That fits the bill. When my son was younger he enjoyed hitting little bugs and watching them bounce. Then he happily licked all the buttons and levers. Now he's learning to use handles and levers. The most…