Vtech Tiny Touch Phone I purchased this phone as part of a three-toy set from Argos costing £19.99p. All there toys were from Vtech and of the set this Tiny Touch Phone has the oldest age group at 12 months plus. You can buy this item separately for under ten pounds from various places such as Argos and Woolworth's. The phone was on demo setting when we bought it and you were able to hear all the noises fairly loudly but easily. As soon as we got home and undid the packaging from the toy, taking out the tag from the battery compartment that allowed the toy to run in demo mode, we could hardly hear it at ...  Read the complete review

This came with a bundle of other toys in a job lot that we bidded on on Ebay some time ago and though it is a little worn, it seems to be something that keeps my daughter entertained for a while whenever she gets it out to play with. I'm not a big fan of the V-tech range though I quite understand that they are popular with some parents for their vast selection of educational toys aimed at younger children. Some of their toys seem to have quite hard pieces on them- there is a small learning bear they do for example that has a hard, plastic shell on it's tummy- and I much prefer Fisher Price as a whole because their toys often appear to be softer. A good example ...  Read the complete review

My youngest daughter has a thing about phones, whether it be the house phone which she climbs up to steal our mobile phones or a play phone she is forever putting one to her ear. When we were coming up to her first Christmas I knew an ideal present for her would be a toy phone and set about finding one. Availability We bought this phone from Boots as we bought a number of things on their 3 for 2 deal which really made us a great saving, you can buy this toy from most toy places such as Argos, Tesco and Asda and you can buy it online too from websites such as Amazon. The phone costs about £10 which is a pretty good price for a childs toy especially ...  Read the complete review

The Vtech tiny touch phone has been a huge success in our house, it does worry me that our little one already has a huge obsession with phones and remote controls at 14 months old, but nonetheless, this little toy has proven to be great fun and helped our little one with their motor-neuron skills in understanding the cause and effect of pressing buttons: Looks: This isn't an authentic phone, ie you wouldn't see kids on the bus using one of these to call their mates, this is designed specifically for babies, it is colourful, easy to hold and very pretty, although somewhat large to hold even for adult hands. The phone is white with a yellow display ...  Read the complete review

My daughter loves phones and takes great pleasure banging mine and MrD's around whenever she gets a chance. So it seemed only fair to get her a phone of her own. I picked this one up for £10 in Argos, using my Nectar points. The vtech Tiny Touch Phone is bright and colourful but quite chunky - in fact it reminds me of my first mobile back in the day (although this one probably has more functions...). The front is white with a yellow panel at the top, and the back is blue. There is a large on/off switch at the side and a big blue button on the front which allows you to switch easily between the three different functions. The three functions are shapes, chat ...  Read the complete review