V Tech - V.Smile Pull n' Play Phone | List Price: $19.99
Discount Price: $37.50
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Brand: VTech
Binding: Toy
Release Date: 2006-06-12
Features: - Pull-along play phone with realistic ringing sound and optional pull cord
- Surprise pop-up puppy lets baby know when a call comes in
- Ten chunky push buttons teach numbers and counting
- Sing-along song encourages play
Love it! [Posted on 2007-01-10]
I love the fact this toy has an on/off switch! My child loves to push it, punch in numbers, listen to the songs... etc. Over all this is his favorite toy.
Daughter's favorite toy for over a year now [Posted on 2007-04-02]
My daughter very first started playing with this at about 5 months. She LOVED to poke the buttons, slam the head set down, etc. Now she's 19 months and she drags it all over as a pull toy. Couldn't recommend this more. Most other toys kids play with a couple times and then they are done, but this is a keeper.
Good toy, disappointed with color surprise. [Posted on 2007-05-12]
I bought this toy to give as a gift and it went over well. However, I was surprised when it was delivered that it was different colors than it appears on the website and I did not care for the colors of the one we got, but perhaps I'm just finicky that way.
Great toy for the price and educational value [Posted on 2007-06-01]
My son loves to hit the number and the song is very pleasant, not annoying at all. Great buy! He is currently 10 months and I am sure he will put more use to the toy once he is older.
Better for 9-12 month-olds phone [Posted on 2007-08-08]
This phone was on sale, so I decided to get it for my soon-to-be 1 year old. I think you can easily give this toy to a 9 month old and up, because once they start walking this toy will lose a lot of its appeal. That said, at 10 months, when she discovered it hidden in our office, she did love it. She loved to hit the buttons and listen to all of the sounds and music. The voice that announces all the numbers is kind of funny, but not the most annoying voice ever. The complaints I have about this toy are as follows: it's really heavy, and the cord is really short (that is probably for non-strangulation or something). Anyway, when your child tries to lift up the receiver to talk, she will inevitably lift up the entire phone and then when she puts the receiver down, she is likely to drop the heavy phone on her foot. Now that she is walking she is totally not interested in the phone. However, the packaging says that there is a pull cord hidden near the battery, so if your kid likes to drag things around by a cord, there may be some appeal to a walker, too.
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