Fisher Price Cookie Shape Surprise

This was bought for my daughters first chrismas she was too young to play with it at the time so it has been stored away in a box for a few months. When I did get it out it was great. It is shaped like a cookie jar with a lid. Around the sides of the jar there are different shaped holes for peices to be pushed through them. The shapes are plastic and big enough for the child to hold they are all different colours which is great because I can help my child learn the colours. It sings when the shapes go into the pot which has got a catchy tune to it that does not annoy me and my daughter loves dancing to it. Its nose lights up when it is singing and the lid ...  Read the complete review

I bought 2 of these so my twins had one each for Christmas, I bought one at a bootsale for just 50p and one on ebay for £5 but if you were to buy it brand new from Argos it is roughly £12 or more. It does say that it's for age 6months plus as it is all quite chunky and pretty safe as even the shapes are not small enough to put into a childs mouth. It does vary in colours as one of them I have has a purple bottom and lid whereas the other has a green bottom and lid. It does require 3 AA Batteries for the lights and sounds to work. It has a face on the front with a light for a nose, and the on/off switch is also situated on the front of the cookie jar. It comes ...  Read the complete review

My son received this Cookie Jar for Christmas last year when he was just about to turn 1 year old. It took much agnsing to decide which of the many shape sorting toys to get him, in teh end he ended up with three differnt ones from different people! (I returned two to the shop). The cookie jar is the one that I kept for him to play with. This toy is great. For a start it has an on/off switch so you can save battery power as well as turn it off when the singing gets too monotonous becuase lets face it after hearing "would you like a cookie, here they are, 5 little cookies in a cookie jar, lets take them out, lets put them back, five little cookies make ...  Read the complete review

I have a toy box full of baby toys for when my 16 month old granddaughter comes to visit, but the one she loves more than anything else is something I picked up in the charity shop for the princely sum of £2.50. It was brand new but the box was quite badly damaged, but I think you'll agree it's worth sacrificing a cardboard box for such a hefty saving, this Fisher Price Cookie Shape Surprise costs £15.99 on Amazon! I personally think this is a fantastic toy. It's stimulating, musical and highly educational. When my granddaughter plays with this I know she's not aware of learning anything, but watching her correctly place the shapes in the right holes is ...  Read the complete review

This is a brilliant bright and colourful shape sorter, my son was given this when he was about 7 months by a friend whose little girl no longer plays with it and even though it has been played with quite a lot it is still in really good condition. As it is made by fisher price it is obviously very durable and can stand being thrown around and bashed a few times. The toy is basically shaped like a cookie jar it is yellow and has a smiley face on the front with a big red nose which you can press and it says a few different phrases and flashes red. It comes with a blue lid which can be lifted off to take the shapes back out, music is played when your hand is ...  Read the complete review