🤩 Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Countin' Reps Dumbbell: Interactive Baby and Toddler Toy with Music, Lights, and Learning Content for Ages 6-36 months Review

One of my twins got one for Christmas so I figured as they both liked the light I'd buy it. It's cute, loud, with lights and sounds, what more could a happy kid want!?

Cute toy. Works well, just very small. Thought I would have imagined it a little bigger? But there is nothing wrong with that! My daughter isn't old enough to play with him yet. Let's see what she thinks about it when she

Our kid likes to use it when we lift weights. He gained a real five pounds and copied us, so we bought him this. The funny thing is that if he wants it, I use it to warm up, I give it to him and then I put on some real weight.

Most noisy toys will bore you with the general dialogue as soon as you put batteries in them, but not this one! Whether it's encouraging you to never skip leg day or helping your kid count reps, it'll drive you nuts — and the lack of gender-specific language means you don't have to worry about your little one turning into a gym becomes.

There were other Fisher Price toys that had many more options or features. This one was kind of boring. Sent it back and got a video remote, music mixing bowl and puzzle cupcakes instead! All of them were definitely better options with a lot more activities for the kids and a lot of value.

I started studying at home and thought it would be great if my 2 year old son would join in. So I bought this item. It's bright and colorful and comes with batteries and interactive sounds. It also says that for children up to 36 months. To be honest if my son was younger it would have been a hit. Unfortunately, it's more of a rattle and he doesn't really care. I deduct a star for that. Otherwise the product is good, only for younger children.