LeapFrog Scout's Learning Lights Remote, Musical Baby
LeapFrog Scout's Learning Lights Remote, Musical Baby Toy with Lights, Sounds, Numbers & Letters, Interactive Educational Toy for Children 6 months+, 1, 2, 3, 4 Year Olds Boys & Girls
LeapFrog Scout’s Learning Lights Remote
Learning is on every channel with Scout’s Learning Lights Remote role-play toy.
Explore 17 buttons
Explore all 17 buttons on the learning remote to hear more than 100 phrases, sounds and music while building fine motor skills. Flip between modes for role-play excitement or learning activities that introduce numbers and letters.
Switch to French mode
Silly pretend channels inspire imaginative play. Switch to the French channel to hear common French phrases, listen and dance to three different music styles on the music channel and hear rain, snow and wind sound effects on the weather channel.
Skills
- Shapes
- Numbers
- Counting
- Intended for ages 6+ months
- 3 x AAA batteries required (included for demo purposes)
| Dimensions: | 4.7 x 7.5 x 16.5 cm; 240 Grams |
| Model: | 606203 |
| Material: | Plastic |
| Colour: | Multicolor |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Age: | 6 months – 4 years |
| Assembly: | No |
| Composition: | Cotton |
| Dimensions: | 4.7 x 7.5 x 16.5 cm; 240 Grams |
| Material: | Plastic |
| Quantity: | 1 |
My little boy who’s 1 and 5 yearold both love this, especially in car journeys. We liked it so much I bought it for my friend’s 1 yearold who also has it as his favourite toy.
I like that it has a play and a learn option.
Stops the baby picking up other remote controls and put them in their mouth.
It is also fun for adults as you point the remote control at the baby and press
Up on the Volume and it describes the baby as ‘Very Loud’ XD
Got this for my daughter as she is always after the remote and it’s not hygienic or safe for her to have, so got this. Love it keeps her occupied pressing the buttons, but only thing it doesn’t look like a remote so still after the tv one
My one year old absolutely loves this remote, in fact it’s actually in her go bag for anywhere we need to travel in the car.
It’s got a bunch of different modes, from play to Learning it caters for it all.
Buttons work flawlessly and some even light up (the numbers at the bottom). Others just make a noise and make things flash and talk.
Overall: Definitely recommend this remote, probably one of the best purchases we made for the little one. Kept her quite for ages, not sure how long that will last for though!
Bought this a couple of months for my grandson who was then 6 months. He loves it. If he is a bit grumpy it gets his attention immediately and he is happy. Now he is crawling he knows where it is kept and goes to get it himself.
This is seriously amazing toy although very simple to use my toddler spends ages in the car interacting with it and using asked interact with him repeating words and sounds truly is a great way to get the cattery going and the conversation between me and my little one by this item the confidence
I bought this because my little Granddaughter kept wanting the TV remote so I didn’t really think of it as anything other than a distraction but she’s had this for quite a while now & she’s just turned one but every day she wants to play with this, she’s dropped it endless times & it still survives….. slips into your bag easily also, mind you it can get on your nerves
I think this toy can be enjoyed on a number of levels and is good for developing fine motor skills. A younger baby will enjoy the lights, music and buttons, and dancing to the music. And then there’s the educational element for older children, who can play the Number Dash game to learn their numbers.
The one negative about this remote control is the fact that it has paper stickers on it, because they dissolved and pealed off wifhin hours due to my little one’s dribbling. Hence I have rated 4 stars overall.
The dribble actually did get into the circuit board and the toy briefly stopped working. But I left it upside down to dry overnight, and it was working again in the morning.