🎮 Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Game Controller, Multicolor Review

My 14 month old usually screams on every car ride - we bought it as he likes buttons presses and how often he wants to play with his father's gamepads. I didn't expect him to enjoy it as much as he does but my husband just told me that as soon as he put LO in the car he could hear our kid playing with him the ENTIRE 20 minute drive (he usually throws his toys out of his car seat) and even whimpered when my husband had to pick him up from daycare. 10/10 would buy for any new parent or child's…

Bought two. Came with damaged packaging. These are gifts, so it wasn't cool. The other was perfect. Both work and are cute. Just disappointed that they sent it out at full price with damaged packaging. The outer shipping box was undamaged so they put the damaged package in the box and shipped it anyway. The photo shows the crumpled manufacturer's packaging the toy arrived in. Originally it was one star for mishandling but the product itself was supposed to be four so I edited it and changed it…

Upgrade** My son is 15 months now and really plays with him. Good product! It has great sounds, music and lights. He talks about colors, numbers and shapes. L&R "bumpers" are like switches and wheels that click. There is a volume slider that you can use to increase or decrease the volume. I love this toy. And it looks just like an Xbox controller. The only thing there is. my son doesn't care haha. He still prefers to fight - play with our controllers. The reason we got this controller is…

My youngest daughter kept trying to steal her father's remote control. So I went to Amazon and found this one at an amazingly cheap price. My daughter played with this controller every day! There is a volume control, two options. You can't hear the quiet version through the walls, but you can hear the loud version. You can also select two sound options: Music and Study. The music plays all sorts of sounds that seem vaguely familiar, sounds heard in a retro video game. The learning option goes…

This little game controller is shaped like its big brother. The child likes to hold it in his hands and play with his older brother. Joystick, buttons and D-Pad make sounds. When buttons with shapes and letters are pressed, babies hear and recognize the letters and names of the shapes. Pressing the joystick plays fun songs and tunes, including one that lights up the controller in the color the song is talking about. As you press the number keys, hear and remember each number. These buttons also