📱 Infantino Smart Phonebook - Enhanced Noodling Review

This toy had everything I was looking for. Our kid loves to steal everyone's phone so we got him this little play phone with mirror that he loves. So far this is his favorite toy.

Seems like a great toy to keep my daughter entertained. The only downside at the moment is that it's a bit harder for them to open the sides and often an adult has to open them first.

My child loves it! I took it with me when I went to France to visit family and although it's in English my nephew liked it too. He is 1.5 years old and my baby is 9 months old. The good thing is the mirror and all the songs it plays! Very interesting and easy to turn on or off. I recommend it, it's great quality too

I bought this phone to keep my kids busy when travelling. It's light, small and not too loud. I like that there is a "Power off" button. My 3 youngest children aged 9 months, 2 years and 9 years (developmentally delayed) loved this toy! My almost 3 year old wore it most of the time pretending to take pictures.

My son loves this little phone/book. This is a great buy at a great price as it has more than one function. The mirror, the sound effects, the page turning keep him busy while we drive to pick up the high school students. I like buttons and lightbulbs. It is also nice that you can adjust the volume and switch off the phone. I can output it with the sound if we wait somewhere the sound is a problem. A great toy to add to your must have list.

I got this for my baby for Christmas when he was 6 months old and didn't put it off for 2 months. He loves songs and watching the lights on the buttons flash. The songs are sweet and short, not too annoying and not too loud (although I admittedly taped the speaker, but I do that with every kid's toy that comes my way). My son also loves throwing it (and this kid has a major league hand) but it hasn't shown any signs of wear yet! Great little toy for babies.

When I noticed my 14 month old daughter holding my iPhone to her ear and saying "haeeee" I knew I needed her own toy phone to pretend to play . My criteria for this were: 1) I want to limit screen time, so I wanted a relatively simple toy that was somewhat similar to cell phones, with no real "screen" (e.g. no touchscreen) or similar to a real iPhone. , 2) something solid and secure, and 3) ideally with a secondary function besides role-playing, such as B. a phrase or a song. This toy phone…