This is a review of LeapFrog Cook & Play Potsy which we received this Christmas as a gift for our two year old. She quickly got the hang of playing with Potsy and as it is suitable for 12 months onwards I actually think it's not challenging enough for her as a toy. Description The toy is a plastic cooking pot with a removable lid and spoon. There are five play food items like cheese and tomato although we seem to be missing our peas now so hopefully they will turn up soon! The pot has two modes you can switch it to. One is about cooking and the other is counting and colours. You can set it at two different volumes too although level one is loud ...  Read the complete review

This is so much fun - and but can be annoying for the parents! Despite this toy being aimed at 12-36 month olds, we were given it as a gift for my daughters first birthday and she loves it. They can currently be bought on Amazon for about £12-15. Initially we were concerned as to why a baby needed to be older to play with it, but the peices are all baulky and made of sturdy plastic, so there was no choking risk. When she started chewing on the peices (as she inevitably would), there were no issues. No paint coming off or chips coming away, the peices remained fully intact. The pieces themselves are as bright as the blue pot - Sweetcorn ...  Read the complete review

We purchased the LeapFrog Cook and Play Potsy a few weeks ago for my son, who was growing bored of the collection of toys he had. We decided to buy this as, not only was it different to anything he already owned, it was quite an interactive toy - something that he enjoys greatly and gets a lot of pleasure from. It cost £14 from Tesco Direct and is also available at various online stores for around this price (from £14 - £20). It is for children from 12 months to 3 years. THE TOY The toy is essentially a plastic toy cooking pot, complete with spoon and plastic playfoods - corn on the cob, peas, tomato, broccoli and cheese. The spoon is a ...  Read the complete review