📱 Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Sis' Remote: Enhancing Learning and Fun Review

It took my LO a while to hold it due to its bulkiness. It's big, but everything else is fine. The songs are memorable too. I'm not sure how many songs/music they have on it because I'm pretty sure I counted around 20. oh, and it's pretty solid, having gotten tiles a few times.

If you're a parent who doesn't mind noise. If you are a granny and granny who want revenge with noise, get it! My daughter plays it so often that I catch myself singing songs. Although I don't mind. It's better than when she was playing and lost her real remote (and broke my sister's remote). Sure, she's smart enough to tell the difference and still feels attracted to the real thing, but it's a good distraction. Also very durable.

I gave this toy to my baby for about 6 months, she liked to hear songs. She liked it so much that she chewed it and broke two of them. I ended up buying her two more (she is 2 now) and she still loves listening to songs on them. I bought a pink one and a blue one and she looked at both of them and said 'mom', 'daddy', lol I don't know where she got that from but a super cute moment with her precious remotes that you never get can put away.

I bought this for my daughter, she has small hands, she is 8 months old, she likes to grab my tv remote so I thought her would like it but it's too big why are they so big i can hardly hold it it's bulky and big and it's hard for them to use why can't you be half your size my poor girl 💔 can't use it though her tried to make it smaller with pictures, for some reason there is no reason for it to be that big, very disappointing, and why is it hard for me to hear that it is so low

Nice little TV remote control. The only downside is that the volume isn't adjustable and it's a bit noisy. It comes with batteries already installed and has an on/off switch. And the good thing is that the batteries are sealed and need a screwdriver to open, which prevents the batteries from being swallowed by children. I would recommend if you are looking for an inexpensive gift for your child or someone else's child under the age of 2. I bought one for my child and two as gifts. I bought it…

My kids love love love chewing on remote controls! Bought to put them off but they still want to chew on the TV remote when they see it. It's cute and entertains her a little. The yellow part at the top with the image of a dog lights up, and each key plays a pop-sounding melody, phrase, or indicates which number is being pressed. It can be annoying, but not as annoying as the Vtech remote in my opinion. The switch on the side allows you to adjust the volume to low or high. The only downside is…

My 10 month old baby loved it when she picked him up at 8 months old. After her long-held interest in a real TV remote, it quickly became incredibly distracting bait. It has cute short songs that even her grandparents learned at that point. She quickly figured out which button does what and was able to get the remote to sing what she needed, making her very happy. Holds it and dances like she waited three hours to hear it on the radio after calling ten times just to get through the busy signal.

Much more than I expected. I photographed it next to a standard TV remote to show the difference in size and thickness. It looks just like the picture and works very well. It makes a very robust and well-made impression. I bought this because my twins love pressing the buttons on the TV remote but they don't seem as interested as I thought. I think this is mainly because they are too fat to hold in one hand and they are almost 7 months old now. It plays a lot of sounds and music, which is very…