Review on Byserten Learning Educational Sensory Toddlers by John Hall

I bought this for my 2.5 year old grandson, he is 5 years old; the year old brother has one and they fight a lot about it. Sharing is not a problem, both like to play as if they were talking on the phone. I decided to find out how teaching a two year old how to make the most of it and learn something works. It took me a few minutes to figure out which button to press to get the correct answer. If I can't push the right buttons before he tells me I picked the wrong one, I don't see how they should enjoy playing with her. I was frustrated and now I don't even like it. I'm not as excited about it now as I was before I started looking into it. Actually I'm looking for something else to buy him before I give it to him. Unfortunately I wrote his name in black felt pen and cannot return it.