Discover the Dynamic Fisher-Price Linkimals Lights & Colors Llama - Vibrant Multi-Color Delights! Review

I cannot praise this toy enough. In fact, I bought the whole set of jumper cables for my granddaughter for Christmas. It's amazing that these toys communicate with each other. These are my favorite toys to buy over the years and I have eight grandchildren. I am absolutely thrilled that I bought these Fisher Price toys, they are fantastic.

This linkimal is easily decapitated, knocked over and ignored. The volume is too low. The only interactions are clicking on the head or taking off the ring - two things no kid is likely to do - especially when you have other Linkimals with big, huge, glowing, shiny, bright, easy-to-press buttons. This poor llama is always chosen last and left alone; this is moose.

Bought for my nephew he has other links in the set. It's easy to connect them all to play together. He loved her. I would suggest waiting until they are older to let the child play with all of them together because they are destined to be tutored. I feel like it can be difficult for a very young child to learn with all the blinking lights if they are all blinking at the same time (which they do when connected).

I bought two of these Linkimals for my goddaughter who I watch twice a week. I had one wrapped and under a tree. While packing the second one, I pushed the button and they both started singing and talking to each other. It is so easy. she loves them Our Labradoodle is also absolutely fascinated by it. So it can be a fun interactive toy for dogs. I'm just not encouraging her because I taught him to leave her stuff alone. I will definitely be buying more of these for her upcoming birthday!

This was the last linkimal we needed to complete our set and my kid loves it. The only downside is that it's the only one with detachable parts and we've lost the rings and head a few times (although they keep bouncing up). Another thing to mention is that this one has a lower volume/voice that appears to be on purpose, like a hedgehog that also appears to have a lower volume/voice on purpose. We love it and we think it adds personality to the toys.

Three rings and a llama head attachment. Having buttons that a baby likes to push is not a skill they have at 9 months. Everything captured perfectly. Best of all, unlike other similar toys, the rings can be arranged in any order. Makes it easier for them to learn and also allows them to use different designs later so they can enjoy the toy for longer. Linking to other link amyls is still part of coulees. Have them walk around the room and have the child look for others as they sign together.

As far as I can tell my 15 month old has the entire Linkimals collection. They are neat because they interact with each other and reinforce the child's basics (numbers, colors, letters). Overall, I'm happy with Linkimals. Then there is llama. The llama is a light-up stand with three detachable rings that fold under the llama's detachable head. The only way to remove the rings is to remove the llama's head from the stack. For an energetic kid, the llama's dangling head has become a projectile…