Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Game & Learn Controller, musical
Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Game & Learn Controller, musical toy with lights and learning content for baby and toddler ages 6-36 months – FWG12
Where development comes into play
- Early Academics: Sung songs and phrases teach shapes, letters of the alphabet, colors, and numbers.
- Fine Motor Skills: Grasping the controller and pressing the buttons help little gamers develop dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
- Creativity & Imagination: The controller’s realistic design lets your baby pretend to “game” just like you, encouraging early role play.
Make it baby-sized, please
Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn toys are based on familiar, everyday things (like a wagon or house or phone) but designed with babies and toddlers in mind (think lots of buttons, lights and talking puppies).
And while they’re having fun pressing the red button, then the blue button, then triangle, then red again, they’re actually being introduced to important concepts like shapes, colors, numbers and more.
| Dimensions: | 10 x 15 x 5 cm; 250 Grams |
| Model: | FWG12 |
| Material: | Plastic |
| Colour: | Multi-colored |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Age: | 6 months – 3 years |
| Assembly: | No |
| Composition: | Plastic |
| Dimensions: | 10 x 15 x 5 cm; 250 Grams |
| Material: | Plastic |
Great idea, my daughter knows the difference unfortunately
Got this for my daughter to try to help prevent her breaking my playstation controller, its great quality, lots of different functions but unfortunately it’s no match for a ps5 controller.
Worth it!
Got this for my friends baby he loved it became his fave toy and now as a toddler he still plays with it loves to use his game controller while his dad and big brother play PlayStation it’s very cute and has lasted well and can take a bash highly recommend
Easter Egg for parents
Any gamer parent out there look up the Easter egg for this controller.
The product is good, well made, however some of the writing is wearing off from dribble/munching.
Can get repetitive if your child likes to button mash one button! It lights up when a button is pressed which my son is obsessed with.
I would recommend to anyone, especially gamer parents so your little one don’t try to grab your controller!
Nice toy for baby
Nice toy but I couldn’t see where the off switch was. The sound activated when it was in its packaging at the slightest touch. There may be a switch at the back but I couldn’t see it when it was packaged up. I gave as a gift and the recipient was happy with it.
Lovely toy baby loved i
I got this as a Christmas gift for my cousins baby. He loved all the different parts of toy and the music.
Has many features and great for little ones learning. Looks very similar to real console controllers so great for giving younger kids who want to join older siblings on the game console without them interfering with the actual game.
Well made and Greta value for money. Arrived before Christmas so thank you
My wife and son saw this toy in a store and were going to buy it but it was priced at 16.99 and I wanted to check it out on Amazon. When I checked on Amazon I saw the same product and originally sold by Amazon. The price surprised me! I only paid 8.50.
The toy quality is great and hassle free. My son wants to hold and play controllers like me. So it was a great solution. Also there were batteries in the box and I didn’t have to buy batteries. My son is happy and loves the toy.
Great controller that’s kept her entertained on and off for a while. It’s not the sort of thing she plays with for a long time in one go, but she grabs the joy stick and flings it around to make it play songs. At 10 months old she doesn’t seem to have the finger strength to push the buttons in on the D pad and square, star, circle area, but she mashes it with her hand and it plays random sounds which entertains her for a bit, she also likes it when I press the buttons.
It’s the size of an Xbox one controller and has lots of buttons that play varying sounds. There’s a switch to go from retro 80s/90s game type sounds to more educational sounds like reading colours and shapes.
The bumper buttons do not have sounds and just click and spin.
Bought this for my son who was fascinated with my own PS4 controller, he loves holding it and pressing the buttons, he’s not quite old enough to understand all the switches and wheels yet, but I’ve no doubt this toy will continue to hold his interest when he gets older. The sound quality is really good, the voice is clear and not annoying, and the sounds are great – it’s full of all kinds of high-quality retro game sounds from different game genres (any 90s gamer will recognise some of them) as well as a bright light up display (the light is a sort of glow underneath the white plastic rather than being an actual light button which is a bit different to most of his toys as you don’t know what colour it will be beforehand). This has been thrown about many times by my now 7.5 month old and it is still working fine so it’s definitely suitable from 6 months on. At the moment he’s only interested in the sounds and lights, but there is another mode for when he is older which is more educational and will teach them about numbers and shapes and colours. So all in all it’s excellent value toy that has both entertainment and educational uses and will last as your child grows and develops…