My son got this phone for his first birthday and I believe it retails for around £18. It is about the length of an ordinary cordless phone and slightly chunkier. The buttons are large and easy to press and there is an on/off switch at the side which is easy for an adult to operate, but doesn't attract baby's attention and so doesn't get switched off by mistake. Being a bit of a baby-toy cynic, I have always hated noisy, flashing toys which claim to be able to teach my child something. I haven't noticed kids getting any more advanced since these toys first appeared, so i'm afraid the whole 'learning' thing doesn't hold any water with ...  Read the complete review

I bought this Fisher Price Learning phone to my elder son almost 2 years ago. Since then it works with the original batteries. Although the phone fell down from the highchair, my son threw it away several times, still looks like a new one. Now it is a very favourite toy of my younger son. First impression --------------------- It was wrapped in a halfway open box and was switched to a demonstration mode. It seemed quite loud, it caught my son's attention. He was about half year old then. When we brought it home and opened it we switched to normal mode, so it wasn't so loud. He played a lot with it so I don't complain but in the beginning I felt ...  Read the complete review