⚽️ VTech Bright Lights Soccer Ball: Illuminate Your Game with Fun and Learning Review

Was a gift. Although I liked it. My grandson may have been a bit young. He prefers everything but toys. I thought it was a great toy though.

Colorful and soft sounds were great and light, which appealed to an 18-month-old baby who likes to run. It was a gift, I'm glad the child likes it so much.

This is a gift for my 1 year old grandson. He's learning to throw and kick balls, which is a good option for indoor play during the winter months. He also loves music and what kid doesn't love bright flashing toys so this is the perfect match for him. It stimulates different senses and trains motor skills and coordination.

Love the fact that it comes with batteries already installed. My son loves to kick and throw the ball around the house. Because the ball is so soft, I'm not worried about it breaking anything or hurting its cousins when they come. I love that it's machine washable, if it gets dirty I can take out the battery and it cleans great.

Bought this for my 20 month old baby for Christmas. He's just started learning how to kick the little seeker balls he now has at home. He hasn't opened this billboard yet, but he's been playing with it in the store for a long time. It really seemed to be holding him, even in the pack. I hope he's just as passionate about it when he opens it!

Not exactly what I expected. Didn't see it in person first so I was limited to online descriptions and photos. It is a soft material that can be squeezed but not bruised. The mechanism inside that makes noise is a disadvantage as it only makes the ball flutter when played. It lights up and makes noises but doesn't catch my daughter's attention who usually loves these features as well as the balls.

Cute for a future soccer player but much younger kids obviously don't know what to do with it (e.g. kick). Still very nice. Soft, glowing, with cute sound effects. Will be a hit once my daughter can walk and kick. Maybe around 2? Unfortunately she's only 10 months old so it's a waste. Bottom line: while charming, it probably isn't marketed properly to young children/toddlers. Just my opinion.

My 1 year old grandson fell in love with this football the moment he opened the box. He's just learning how to hit, so the softness of the ball is very important. It's not jumpy, but it's a lot of fun and I think it serves its purpose. The little boy loves to press the "face" to hear sounds and often hugs the toy. He throws the ball and laughs as he rises and begins to "talk". Sometimes he uses the ball as a pillow. I don't know how long he'll be interested in this ball, maybe after a while…