Skip Hop Developmental Learning Shape Sorter, Explore & More, Yeti - Toddler Toy with 3-Stage Spinning & Sorting Review

This is one of our one year old boy's favorite toys. I was afraid he'd be scared of all the figures falling to the ground when the Yeti pushes them out because he doesn't like loud noises, but that doesn't bother him. Our 3 year old daughter also loves to play with him. She particularly likes the glowing red heart. This is a very cute toy. Everyone who sees him asks where we found him.

My God! It was the hit of the day when my great grandfather opened it! She wasn't even a year old and was already placing these figures in the right places. We watched her play and learn for an hour and THEN we pushed the switch and it started spinning, throwing away all the pieces and she had to put them in the right place. Yeti was happy every time she hit the right holes. We were happy, she was happy! Cool toy! Worth every penny. And it wasn't that much.

After completing the 2nd task, the toy spins and ejects fragments. My 1 year old boy sits next to her so sometimes she can't turn properly. It must have damaged the fragile internal system. Now it almost spins and occasionally ejects pieces. Another note: the parts are fixed, but the baby wants to pull them out at will, but can't. Overall: fragile and could have been better designed. You get what you pay for.

We had two of these - the first was a gift and my kids loved it when we took it out of the box. Had a great time for about half an hour then turned off and put away. The next time we took it out, there was no noise. Replaced batteries but still no sound. Ordered a replacement as we thought it was defective - the new one still makes a sound but the orange circle button no longer registers any presses meaning games can no longer be played on it. Edit: Disassembled both for diagnostic purposes…