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Description: Brand: Fisher Price / Age: 6 months / Learning fun with a magical surprise! Teaches shapes, numbers, colours and ... more Newest Review: ... Initially we had to show him how to put the shapes into the correct holes but as time progressed and he played with it more ... more |
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by gabika1979 - written on 03.08.08
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I bought this toy for my older sons first bday, but he wasnt that keen on it until he was almost 2!Once he got into it, he really likes it, as first he tried to cheat by putting all the shapes into the cookie jar over the top lol.He does like the music, lights and helped him to learn counting.I would definitelly buy again.
by Weelassie - written on 15.07.08 (Useful, 9 readings)
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My son recieved this cookie shape surprise as a gift when he was born. It's for 6 months to 36 months. My son showed an interest in this from 5 months and still plays with it at 22 months. Initially we had to show him how to put the shapes into the correct holes but as time progressed and he played with it more he can now do it with no problems. It comes with 5 different shapes; triangle, star, square, heart, and circle in 5 colours red, green, blue, yellow and purple . So what can the baby/toddler do and learn with this? Well, they can learn the different shapes, colours, how to put the shapes into the relevant holes and sing along with the songs that it plays when ...
by JT86 - written on 10.07.08 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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This was one of the (many) toys we got our daughter last Christmas. It's suitable for age 6 months upwards, but she only started taking an interest in it from about 9-10 months old. It's made by Fisher Price which is a well know and trusted brand that's been around longer than I have! The toy is modelled after a cookie jar, and is yellow, with a purple bottom and orange rim. There's a big smiley face on the front with a red nose that lights up when pressed and plays a tune or phrase. The lid is purple and can be taken on and off the top of the jar. Around the jar are five different shaped holes. The "cookies" that come with the ...






