Playskool Learnimals ABC Adventure Pink Elephant Toy

Bought this for my nine month old daughter and we've had it for about a month. I think the toy is absolutely adorable. It's got quite a bit for little hands to work on their fine motor skills-pull down on the trunk for a random picture/letter choice, toggle up or down, pull the elephants ear to reveal the letter that matches the picture, slide the butterfly cursor over numbers 1-10 across the top of the elephant, and a little "roller" that changes the phrase the toy says out loud, oh & there's a smaller screen hidden by a little blue flap baby can pull down to reveal a shape or pattern (zig zags, checkers). Toy has a lot of phrases and a cute little song about shapes when you get down to the screen following the letter Z.The pictures on the screen are vibrant, colorful, & sooo cute:) Each screen has several illustrations that begin with letter choice. For example the L screen shows a lion pushing a lawn mower with a lemon tree in the background and each screen has several phrases. My two year old niece comes by and loves to play with it while she's here-she's my beta tester as to how long baby girls toys are gonna be around-I think this one has some serious staying power:) For the time being baby's not all that interested if I'm not actively playing with the toy as well, but she does crawl over to it and give it some individual attention here and there. I'm really pleased with the toy's quality so far there has been no issues with with it functioning properly, it has a pleasant "voice" and it's got an upbeat "personality" I guess you could say:) It's so cute while having loads of educational value so I'm extremely happy with this purchase.

Do not buy. Not worth the price, ours was stuck and wouldn't roll in just a week. And my girl used it very nicely still it just got stuck. I am returning it.

My 4yo and 18mo love this toy. It has an annoying flaw, though: Once it gets to the letter "Z", it stops. Instead of cycling back to "A", you have to scroll all the way back up.. one letter at a time. This has been a frustration for the 18mo.It is cute, despite that. Each letter has a picture with a couple items depicting the letter "M - Motorcycle" or "M - Monkey". Lift the ear to see the letter associated with the picture. There are sound effects, and each screen also shows a shape or pattern under a pull-down door, which is said outloud. You can pull down the trunk for a random spin. There is also a silent number bar and spinning bar.

Bought for my daughter for Christmas and the box got thrown out before we realized it never operated correctly. It will skip past letters at random, sometimes just 1, then 4 and then the whole alphabet. Once it skips some and gets to the end, it clicks and grids. Sometimes it just gets stuck on one letter. It seems like it would be a great product, I wish we realized it was screwed up before the box got thrown out...lesson learned about keeping the box (never happened to us before). It being messed up makes me wonder about the durability and long term use of the product.

My toddler loves this toy. I bought it for her at six months and she still plays with it now at 2 1/2 so it has held up (and still works despite tons of spitup incidents). She really likes it and at first she just liked the noise and pulling the trunk but as she gets older she focuses on the animals and letters and shapes. Personally, as a parent this is my least favorite toy because it is loud (louder than normal) and I don't think it works well in that it spends a whole lot of time on the last 6 letters of the alphabet. The only way you are going to get the A-P is if you use the yellow arrow buttons to manually advance it all the way up to A, which I do sometimes. This is one of those toys that gets accidentally "broken" sometimes. I gave it 4 stars still though because it is a toy that gets played with a lot, has held up great, and has stayed a favorite as she has grown from 6 months to 2 1/2 years.

I bought this for my 18 month old and she loves it. It's really easy for her to play with and keeps her interested for a good while. I love that there's different things on it to play with. Pulling the trunk makes the screen move and plays a little song. Lifting the ear shows different shapes there's also a thing to spin. A great toy. Plan on getting one for my nephew as well.

My 10 month old loves playing with this toy. It has so many different features that keeps her entertained! The only two issues that I have with this toy is that it doesn't make the sound of the alphabet and the number line at the top is very hard to make the butterfly move. Other then that this toy is very catchy and will keep your child entertained!

This toy is so cute and simple to play with. My daughter received this when she was 9 months old, so initially she could not work everything, but that's expected. She is now 18 months and loves this elephant. Her favorite part is lifting up the ear and pulling down on the trunk. Very cute images and sounds display for each letter. I haven't seen another toy like this one.