VTech Thomas Calling All Friends Phone I bought this for my daughter on her first birthday (she is now 5), because she absolutely adored all things Thomas. At first I thought that she would bore easily as she couldn't understand all of the games but I couldn't have been more wrong!! She is still playing with it now even though I have tried, unsuccessfully, to get her to part with it and give it to children who don't have many (as my house is starting to look like a very large but very real Toys R Us!) I think that it cost me around 15.00 from Argos although I do know that now you can purchace it there for 8.99 and on Amazon for around ...  Read the complete review

My little one loves phones and so was bought this as a Christmas present. It has a handset that you can pick up, and plenty of light up buttons to press including three different types of games- Find and Learn where you have to find a character on the keypad beside, above or below someone, Call our Friends where you have to find and dial a number and Follow the Lights, which is self explanatory! It also has an additional two buttons to play songs. The voice on this toy is a rip off of Ringo Star, but you can tell it's not him because it doesn't sound like he's boredly reading from a book or stressing the wrong words in the sentence. It retails at ...  Read the complete review

The VTech Thomas Calling All Friends Phone is much more unique than it first appears to be. It looks a lot like a toddler toy does, yet it's actually suitable for children aged 3-5yrs because of the games and functions it has to offer. When I looked this up on the internet, I was amazed to see a lot of reviews grumbling about how it was too complicated for their two year old Thomas fan to manage! That's because it's not meant as a toddler toy, but as a pre-school through to reception aged toy. On the surface, this toy can be used just as a role-playing telephone. It's got a nice, smooth and chunky telephone receiver which is just the right size and shape ...  Read the complete review