🌼 Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Peek and Play Busy Garden: Musical Activity Toy with Educational Content for Babies and Toddlers Review

My son loves it. Now he is ten months old, he has had a toy like this for a long time and she still likes to play with it. It has different settings depending on the scene. He loves music and colors that shine in the sun. Very beautiful.

My 9 month old loves this toy. He can now practice all the finger movements he loves - the flower wheel is his favorite part. The only thing I can fault is that it's pretty intense, my toddler makes a gun out of it at least once a day. But it makes him happy, so I sacrifice my toes (and dogs)

Such a cute concept! Unfortunately it is not very durable. My daughter keeps pulling on it when she tries to play it, I end up putting it down or just holding it the whole time. He also looks a lot smaller in person. The photo with the toy and the baby is not very accurate. The toy itself is cute and holds daughter's attention quite well.

This has been my 9 month old's favorite toy for 3 months! No matter what we take, if he sees it, he'll run across the room after it! Lots of things to do and three "levels" so you don't have to listen to the same song 70 times! You can listen to the same 6 songs 12 times each! It's slightly better than the alternative. The songs are sweet and yes I hum them (what happened to my life?)

Cute, and if you stretch your arm from behind, it sometimes gets up. It has few functions. A few things make noise and noise, but my eight-month-old baby got bored quickly. Update: son is 13 months old and barely touches him. It sounds like that makes it a little interesting, but to be honest I'm going to sell it. It just doesn't seem worth it. Find something that will hold your children's attention for most of their lives.

This garden bed is a very colorful and fun learning concept that children can grow up with for years. He teaches numbers, colors and the basics of recognizing garden crops, vegetables and bugs. It's nice that you can "step up" to new activities as the child progresses so they don't outgrow it so quickly. However, it really lacks a wider range of sound effects and songs to interact with. There are four garden vegetables that make interactive sounds when touched: carrots, strawberries, peas and a