🐷 Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Count Rumble Piggy Bank Review

The product has been opened and the packaging has been damaged. The toy still works so I'm not worried about returning it for Christmas. How could you ship a toy with cut ties and a broken box?

Gave this to my niece for Christmas and I know she will love it. I took off 1 star because this latest version of the piggy bank isn't as cute as some of the older ones. It's a bit narrow compared to the standard round piggy bank that most people think of, and the pink nose sticks out a bit. Great toy but I prefer the older versions my kids had when they were toddlers.

I bought this for my child as a Christmas present when he was 5 months old. At first she liked it, but she was too young to really know how to play with it. Fast forward to the fact that she is now almost 1 year old and has learned how to put coins in the slot. She has a lot of fun slapping them and then claps her hands afterwards. This toy is quite durable as she also likes to pick it up and throw it around the playground. She loves to scatter coins and chew on them.

I used to buy this toy from another store but returned it because Revain had a better price. When I got it from Revain it was different than what I bought. Didn't even think to read the description properly, it looked exactly the same toy. I'm not a fan of "roar" at all. It's loud and you can hear the mechanics turning. It rumbles EVERY time you press the pig's nose. It's kind of scary for a kid. For this reason I will be returning this toy and buying another model that I had before.

I know and liked the old versions of this toy that didn't vibrate. When he first heard and saw it the vibration startled my 11 month old shy and slow warming up son. Oops - I didn't think this new version could be scary, so maybe something to think about. I hope he gets over it in time. I'm also not sure if we just got a slightly modified model, but the moving actual volume/off button doesn't match the volume and off markings on the pig's body. So turning it off is actually in the middle of the

What a wonderful toy. Received today with 3 other toys and my 1 year old twins preferred this one. You press his nose and he sneezes and/or laughs and fidgets. Every time you toss a coin at him, the pig counts it. It's made of durable material and the colors are perfect. The idea of ten coins versus four like the other options is great so they have a lot to share and if one gets lost it doesn't matter. When they're done playing, just put the coins in the piggy bank and put them on the shelf…

I bought this to replace a 'snarling little motor owl' I bought from Target and quickly returned as it was so cheap that it literally collapsed. The only thing my daughter liked about this toy was that coins were put in it, so I bought this pig instead. It's well designed; All coins fit and work well. Daughter likes to put coins. I don't think the jingles/songs are that great and most of them have nothing to do with a toy (?). My only gripe is that sitting on the carpet is really comfortable…

This was one of about 5 or 6 items we got for our daughter right away and is the only item she still plays with (4 months later). She dances when the pig trembles after counting to ten. She actually started learning numbers when she was only 8 months old! As soon as she got to 9, she started her little dance, waiting for the 10 and the pig's wiggle that followed. Coins are also very fun, not a bank. She loves to fold them, throw them, bite them, put them in her father's mouth (another piggy…

I bought this at the last minute as a Christmas present for my 2 year old son who unexpectedly asked for a piggy bank. It was cheap ($12) and the only version I was able to ship to Prime the next day in time for the holiday. Despite my low expectations, it turned out to be the HIT of Christmas! He continued to play with it, dropping coins into the slot and squeezing the spout to make it vibrate. He even started carrying him around and hugging him. He practically forgot all other (noble and…