🐶 Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Smart Stages Puppy, Brown: Your Child's Fun and Educational Friend Review

Product will play no more than 75 songs as advertised and will only play for a few brief seconds before needing to press your leg again. This item is not suitable for a child who cannot clench their foot or understand that clenching their foot gives them music.

Love it! My kid saw it in store and couldn't take his eyes off him and immediately decided to buy it on Amazon because it was cheaper on Amazon. He loves this toy, he is attracted to the glowing heart and he loves all music. This is definitely one of his favorite toys. I've had no problems with it and it makes a great gift for any child.

This toy was very cheap a few weeks ago (less than $10) and we received it as a present for a one year old girl. Such a big deal! My daughter has the same toy, just a dress and bows on her head. and my daughter really likes the songs and all the stages of this toy. This one is just prettier because I really think the dress and the bows make it so much prettier! Hope the little one likes it too!

I definitely have no complaints. This little character is really interesting. many different levels and things to do. music.training.so nice and soft. It's good for a kid who can squeeze things to make them play. You have to work really hard to get your heart to do something. and besides, it's not like a kid who doesn't understand how to push buttons or press for a reaction. unless you as a parent play this toy with your child. I would recommend it for ages 2 and up. My son is one year old and…

good: - the toy is soft and my daughter likes it - it has three levels for different age groups, she is nice - plays Songs and words to interact with the child. The bad: - the heart in the middle is hard for my 10 month old to squeeze as the toy is light and just slides off - as the toy is quite light, squeezing the ear handles isn't intuitive even for a toddler like it should push, don't push. (As she gets older this may change) - since you have to press and hold your foot to change the level,

My 5 month old loves this toy. It was the first toy I had ever actually seen alive. She smiles at him and lightly presses the buttons on her arms and legs. She doesn't intentionally click them yet, but I'm glad they're easy enough to register when she does. If you hold the heart, the pup will play all the songs in sequence, which is its best feature so far. She can just hold or touch him while he sings. To turn it off you have to hold your foot for a few seconds. I like that it doesn't…