This was the first toy that I bought for my little girl. It cost me 5 Euros, I got it second hand. From the age of 6 months, my daughter started to understand that pushing one of the colored buttons, meant that a sound was coming out of the phone. Once she discovered that, mummy got nuts from the repeating sound of "one"but I was enjoying my daughters enthusiastic reaction to this phone. She's a bit older now, and still uses this phone daily, for instant to "call" grandpa. She really talks into the phone, which is so funny to see! And good practice as well, because sometimes she calls grandpa and grandma for real, so she does understand the idea of a .  Read the complete review

My bubba was bought this when she was about 6 months old as a present and ever since I have been trying to find a noisy toy that plays the same thing over and over agin to recipricate the gift. My little girl adores it and plays with it constantly, even nearly a year on. There are two settings on the phone, one is where you press a button and it plays music, which will eventually drive you mad and the other one is where it tells you the shape of the button eg. square. There is animal buttons- a dog and a cat which make the appropiate noises that then get imitated for the next week. The buttons flash when you press them and make noises to correspond with the ...  Read the complete review

We brought this item for our two year old when he was about nine months old. He was at the age of trying to find things out, and I thought that this would be a useful distraction. I don't know about him, but I soon got tired of it!! He started to take it everywhere with him, I'm sure it was because he knew that I hated it! It is very sturdy, having been thrown from the pushchair, so many times. It also appears to be waterproof (although I wouldn't recommend putting it in water!), as it seems to go into the bath alot! The lights on it shine bright, and the voice is friendly, although this is the bit that annoyed me, as it sounds ...  Read the complete review

For less than ten pounds you can buy a tiny touch telephone from vetch, so your own mobile phone doesn’t go missing. The phone is about nine inches high the right size for a child to handle it, on the face of the phone is five shaped buttons four of them are colour coded and have numbers on them and the other button is a yellow oval shaped button with a picture of a telephone printed on it and when pressed it rings like a real phone. The four shaped buttons when pressed will make the sound of the number (change the melody switch at the top of the phone and it will make the sound of the colour). At the back of the phone there is a switch that will make the ...  Read the complete review

Jack loves this little phone, its very colourful and very appealing to little eyes and hands. The buttons are nice and large so he is able to press them all, mainly all at the same time, but there you go !! It has 4 main shape/number buttons, 2 animal buttons a realistic phone ringing sound, flashing lights a mirror and 4 built-in melodies. You can choose what your baby hears by either selecting the talking activity or the music activity. It conveniently has a volume switch (phew) which can be low or high ! When the talking activity is on and the buttons pressed you will hear the numbers ie: 1,2,3 or 4 and the animal buttons meow and woof ! When in ...  Read the complete review