Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Smart Stages Tablet
Skills
- Academics
- Fine motor
- Imagination & Creativity
Baby’s first tablet introduces letters, first words, animals and more
Introducing Baby’s very own tablet – the Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Smart Stages Tablet. This tablet includes Smart Stages technology, an exciting new way to change the learning content as baby grows, Because every baby develops at their own pace, Smart Stages technology gives you the ability to select the stage that’s best for your child. There are a variety of developmentally appropriate songs, phrases and sounds within three levels of play. Baby can press one of 28 “app” buttons to activate sounds and music – and unlock learning about letters, first words, animals and more. To add even more fun, the tablet screen will light up and twinkle along to the songs and phrases.
- Age grade: 12 months +
Baby development
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AcademicsIntroduces objects, letters, and alphabet to enhance kids learning. | Fine motorFosters eye-hand coordination with the variety of letters kids can press. | Imagination and CreativityThe tablet theme provides the opportunity for early role play. |
Key features
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| Every baby develops at their own pace, and Smart Stages technology lets you select the stage that’s best for your child – just slide the switch. Level 1 – Explore – 12M+ Hands-on exploration rewards baby with fun sounds, phrases and sing-along songs. Baby can press any of the ABC buttons to hear first words like, “cookie.” Pressing the 28 “app” buttons helps strengthen baby’s eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills. | As baby grows, continue to encourage play and learning. Give your little one suggestions such as, “Press H.” And, “Can you find all the orange buttons?” Level 2 – Encourage – 18M This level encourages baby to find letters and objects Music, sounds and voice phrases reward baby for playing. Press buttons to hear prompts like, “Find monkey.” By pressing buttons to activate music, phrases, sounds and the light-up screen, baby is introduced to cause and effect. | Silly sounds, music and 6 sing-along songs introduce letters of the alphabet from A-Z, animals, first words and colours. Learning content changes as baby grows – with Smart Stages technology. Level 3 – Pretend – 24M+ Just like a real tablet-but even more fun Realistic flat-screen tablet encourages imitation and imagination through early role play. “Neighhhh. Can you neigh like a horse?”. |
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| Age grade | 18 Months + | 12 Months + | 12 Months + |
| Stage | Social & Emotional | Physical | Social & Emotional |
| Shopper favourite | ✓ |
| Dimensions: | 4.25 x 28.25 x 21 cm; 320 Grams |
| Model: | CDG33 |
| Colour: | Multi-coloured |
| Colour: | Multi-coloured |
The Fisher-Price Pretend Tablet Toddler Learning Toy has been a hit with my little one, providing hours of entertainment and educational fun. However, as much as she loves it, there’s one notable flaw that’s starting to affect its performance.
Firstly, let’s focus on the positives. This learning toy offers a wide range of engaging activities and features that have captured my toddler’s attention from the moment she laid eyes on it. The colorful buttons, lights, and sounds make learning enjoyable, encouraging exploration and discovery.
Unfortunately, despite its initial appeal, I’ve noticed a recurring issue with the toy’s functionality. Over time, some of the buttons have started to get stuck, causing the toy to repeat itself or produce random noises after pressing a different button. For example, pressing the music button might trigger a random letter noise after a few seconds, which can be confusing and disruptive for my little one’s playtime.
While this flaw is certainly frustrating, especially considering the enjoyment my toddler derives from the toy, it hasn’t dampened her enthusiasm for it entirely. She still loves playing with it, but I find myself needing to intervene more frequently to reset the toy when the buttons get stuck.
Overall, the Fisher-Price Pretend Tablet Toddler Learning Toy is a fantastic learning tool that offers plenty of engagement and educational value for young children. However, the recurring issue with stuck buttons detracts from its overall performance and reliability. If Fisher-Price addresses this flaw, the toy would undoubtedly be a top recommendation for parents looking to encourage early learning and exploration in their little ones.
Purchased this for my niece who is 2yrs and she loved it. She played on it every day. Like most toys, it is bumped in her toy box but she still pulls it out now and again saying ‘wow’ like she didn’t know it was there.
An interactive learning tablet with songs and different stages. I think the three stages aren’t necessary as one just says the letters, then the next adds on to it. The songs are different from other singing toys. There are animal sounds and sounds like a nut cracking, an umbrella opening. One sound was different to other toys which was disappointing as we’re used to copying that one.
I bought this as a stage up from a baby tablet. I question the choice of some of the sounds and pictures and think it would be better if the buttons were bigger.
However it’s OK for what you get. I’m probably being over critical for a child’s toy. It is what you expect really. And will keep a child interested.
You can adjust volume (2 levels), it has 3 different learning stages with names of things and sounds.
Most of the toys now all have same song/rhyme selection, but this one has a completely different song/rhyme list.
Very pleased with this purchase
This is a good, sturdy and an educational toy. The only drawback is that the bolume is too low, sometimes my daughter cant even hear it and ignores playing with i
Bought this thinking my little one might not quite understand but he’s amazed me. He absolutely LOVES it. We take it almost everywhere and he finds the words we ask and he presses the buttons when it asks him to find each item. Ideal for out and about as well as home learning.
My 18 month old would always pinch this when we went to a friend’s, so I decided to buy her one. She loves it, and it has helped teach her some animal noises (her roar is the cutest!) However there are so very odd choices for some of the letters. Like ‘Sis’ for S?
That said, it is sturdy (gets thrown with force at a tiled floor frequently and is still going strong) and entertaining. So all in all a good buy.
I liked it all, Many buttons on this, kids love buttons that sing and make sounds, its simple to use for a 2 year old, 3 different settings and came with batteries so he loved it straight away. Wonderful learning toy with lights, music and talking. 10/10 thank you.