My boys have gone through so many toys already at their tender age of 21 months, some have been brilliant and worth every penny whereas others have been a total waste of time and money! One that comes in the first catagory have been Fisher Price Laugh & Learn Keys. I was lucky enough to find a set of these at a Bootsale and pay just £1 but if I had of paid full price for them in a store I would be just as pleased as they have been fantastic and I'm sure they will continue to please both my boys and me! To be honest the keys don't look anything special and would probably be hard to really capture anyones attention in a shop. When I think of toy Keys I think ...  Read the complete review

My daughter despite only being five months old, received plenty of Christmas gifts this year, one of which was this Fisher Price Laugh and Learn Keys which you can purchase on the likes of amazon for £14.99. Obviously I was aware of the make Fisher Price before, but this was a toy I had never seen before on any shelf and I was interested to see how my little girl would take to it, as it is actually aimed at children between the ages of 6 and 36 months. These laugh and learn learning keys are really a set of three different coloured plastic keys that are attached by a ring to a white smiley face box with three buttons that correspond to the keys. There is ...  Read the complete review

We bought the Fisher Price Laugh and Learn Learning Keys when our son was about 3 months old in December 2005. It was his first Christmas and even though he wasn't bothered we spoiled him anyway. We chose the keys for a few reasons; firstly they are made by Fisher Price which usually means good quality toys that are age appropriate and interesting. I also liked the size and colours and the fact that the toy was interactive and not just a bunch of keys. We bought our keys from a local JTF warehouse and I think I paid about £5 or £6 plus VAT. They currently (sept 2010) retail online for between £10 and £15 so it is worth shopping ...  Read the complete review

It's really hard to find suitable interesting toys for young babies, so when I saw these keys I snapped them up for my son, then aged 5 months. The toy consists of several pieces. There is a large key fob, which is made of white plastic and houses the battery unit (accessible by a screwdriver). The key fob is about 4 inches long, 3 inches wide and 1 inch deep. On one side there is an on/off switch. The key fob has a smiley face on the front and three triangular buttons each with a different picture - a red boat, a blue car and a yellow house. When you press each button it makes a noise. Each button has six different sounds, including 2 songs ...  Read the complete review

I bought these keys for my daughter about 4 months ago when she was 11 months old. At the time we were shopping in our local Sainsburys browsing the toy aisle when I saw them, she loves keys and for £8.99 (from what I remember this is what they cost) I didn't think I could go wrong. Boy was I right, from the moment I gave her the keys she loved them, normally she will play with her toys for 5-10 minutes then move on to the next but these can keep her entertained for about 20 minutes, sometimes longer, especially in the car (although it can get annoying when your driving and all you can hear is 'row row row your boat' over and over). There is an off button however if ...  Read the complete review