"WOOOOOOOAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!! I'm a Piggy Bank, with some coins big and small. In lots of colours, you can learn them all! We've got red and yellow, we've got orange and blue, what's your favourite colour? Here's some green ones too! Let's count the coins! From one to ten! When we're all done, we'll count them again! One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, [dooby, dooby, dooby, dooby] eight, nine, ten!" This catchy jingle, is just one of three sung by the Fisher Price Piggy Bank each of which neatly summarises aspects of its entertainment value. A second jingle really hammers matters home: "I am a Piggy Bank, I have a Piggy snout, You can put ...  Read the complete review

My daughter received the fisher price piggy bank for Christmas - it was one that we'd put on her list because we'd seen him on the shelves of Toys R Us and Smyths and thought he looked very cute! It was also one of a few toys that met the 6+ months age group that she'd fallen into. He costs around £12.99 and is available from most toy shops. The Fisher Price piggy bank is mostly pink and has a big red nose that is in fact a button that can be pressed. His tail is in the same red and looks like a button but doesn't do anything, it just spins around. The nose button make sounds and songs depending on the setting that the pig is placed on. There's a switch on the ...  Read the complete review

My youngest son was given this toy as a gift when he was about 6months. The box states it is suitable from 6 months to 3 years, but in reality, my son got very little proper use out of it until he was about one. The toy consists of a pink plastic piggy bank, with a slot in the top and a clear door which opens in the side, and ten coloured plastic coins with animals on them. At first, the coins were the main thing he was interested in, as they are large enough for his little hands to grip and he liked chewing on them when he was teething. I don't think this toy is really suited for children under one, not because it is dangerous, but simply because I don't think a 6 ...  Read the complete review

It was my daughter's 2nd birthday last month and of course like most children with a rather large family she was inundated with presents which although incredibly grateful I did wonder where I was going to put them all! That and the fact that my daughter goes off toys quite quickly and only have a few favourites so the thought that all of these toys might be played with once and then disregarded was a concern of mine. One toy she received was the Fisher Price Piggy Bank from the Laugh and Learn range. She has quite a few Fisher Price toys and most of them have proved a popular hit. I had seen the Fisher Price Piggy Bank in several stores before and thought it ...  Read the complete review

For my little girl's first birthday, amongst other things my husband and I chose her the Fisher Price Piggy Bank. She absolutely loves to count, loves coins (though obviously we can't give her real coins or play money as they get popped straight into the mouth!) and loves pigs, so this was ideal! We purchased the Fisher Price Piggy Bank for £16 on offer at Boots, and the average price seems to be £15 - £18 so that was very fair (and we got Advantage points!). It's still available in Boots, in Argos, all major toy shops and at online retailers including Amazon. The second hand price for it on eBay looks to be about £5 plus P&P but often these are missing a ...  Read the complete review