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Interact & imagine
Kids can host a tea party, hear tea gurgling and see it slosh realistically through the teapot’s heart-shaped window. The Musical Rainbow Tea Party introduces essential preschool skills from early vocabulary to counting while building social skills like sharing, taking turns and patience.
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Light-up TeapotTeapot lights up in 6 colors to teach color names, and plays 7 songs. Tip, sip and share tea with friends in two cups. |
Colorful CakePractice motor skills serving and sharing 6 cake pieces, then match the cake to the 'flavor' of tea you’ve chosen! |
Sweet SurprisesLift the teapot’s lid to reveal a shiny mirror, play peek-a-boo and hear fun sounds. |
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| LeapFrog Musical Rainbow Tea Party | LeapFrog Yum-2-3 Toaster | LeapFrog Shapes and Sharing Picnic Basket | LeapFrog Scrub 'n Play Smart Sink | VTech Care for Me Learning Carrier | LeapFrog Scoop & Learn Ice Cream Cart Deluxe | |
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| Price | $48.89 | $12.97 | $24.99 | — | $27.99 | $49.99 |
| Item Model Number | 80-19253E | 80-609800 | 80-603661 | 80-608100 | 80-191500 | 80-600761 |
| Age Range | 12-36 Months | 12-36 Months | 6-36 Months | 1.5-5 Years | 9-36 Months | 2-5 Years |
| Product Description | Brew up learning fun with this pretend play teapot that teaches colors, counting, matching, manners and more. | Cook up learning with the pretend toaster and nine breakfast accessories. | Pack a picnic for two and pretend to snack on yummy treats while exploring food, shapes and colors. Then, put the pieces back in the basket for fun on the go! | Soak up fun and learning with the Scrub 'n Play Smart Sink! Count along with the soap pump and hear about colors and size with the talking dish rack. Six accessories included. | Interactive pet carrier that lets little ones take their plush pet anywhere! | Create imaginative and tasty-looking ice cream and ice pop treats with colorful toppings. Customers can pay for their treats using the included play money. |
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Great for toddlers (even very young ones)!
I just received this yesterday, and it's for my 11-month-old daughter. Her age is younger than the recommended age of 12 to 36 months, so I will further update this review once she's gotten a bit older and has more understanding of the toy.But so far, we both LOVE it! She was immediately entranced when she saw it come on via the test button while still in its package. Once opened, I demonstrated how to pour the "tea" into the cups and "drink" it. Her face just lit up and she got the biggest smile! She was surprised to find a mirror under the lid; my husband seemed equally, if not more, surprised. Lol. She dances ( sits on the floor and bounces; she's not walking yet ) when the tea kettle makes music. She especially loves "eating" the slices of cake. She also enjoys sharing her tea and cake with my husband and I. :)Things I really like, as a parent:I love the fact that, along with how much satisfaction and play time she gets out of it, there are educational aspects to the toy. These include numbers and counting, and naming colors. Each cake comes with a little fruit on it so little ones are also learning the different fruits. Sharing is also encouraged. As someone who can be irritated by a lot of loud toys, I especially like the toy's volume control. Another reviewer downrated the toy, saying it is too loud at the lowest volume. I respectfully disagree. I would say that at its lowest volume, it's plenty low for most ears (my own are pretty sensitive). Hubby also appreciates the volume control, as he is the main caretaker while I'm recuperating from major surgery. As an aside, neither of us found this toy's music and quips annoying at all, unlike so many "talking" toys. And finally, I love that it's a LeapFrog. Her much-older brother received a LeapFrog toy when he was younger, and I was very impressed with the brand.So far, these are my observations; I will have more to add when she is a little older and starts to learn some of the more educational aspects of the toy, such as naming colors and counting. In general though, if you have a little one under 12 months and are interested in this toy, I'd say go for it. My little one loves it!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2017
I just received this yesterday, and it's for my 11-month-old daughter. Her age is younger than the recommended age of 12 to 36 months, so I will further update this review once she's gotten a bit older and has more understanding of the toy.
But so far, we both LOVE it! She was immediately entranced when she saw it come on via the test button while still in its package. Once opened, I demonstrated how to pour the "tea" into the cups and "drink" it. Her face just lit up and she got the biggest smile! She was surprised to find a mirror under the lid; my husband seemed equally, if not more, surprised. Lol. She dances ( sits on the floor and bounces; she's not walking yet ) when the tea kettle makes music. She especially loves "eating" the slices of cake. She also enjoys sharing her tea and cake with my husband and I. :)
Things I really like, as a parent:
I love the fact that, along with how much satisfaction and play time she gets out of it, there are educational aspects to the toy. These include numbers and counting, and naming colors. Each cake comes with a little fruit on it so little ones are also learning the different fruits. Sharing is also encouraged. As someone who can be irritated by a lot of loud toys, I especially like the toy's volume control. Another reviewer downrated the toy, saying it is too loud at the lowest volume. I respectfully disagree. I would say that at its lowest volume, it's plenty low for most ears (my own are pretty sensitive). Hubby also appreciates the volume control, as he is the main caretaker while I'm recuperating from major surgery. As an aside, neither of us found this toy's music and quips annoying at all, unlike so many "talking" toys. And finally, I love that it's a LeapFrog. Her much-older brother received a LeapFrog toy when he was younger, and I was very impressed with the brand.
So far, these are my observations; I will have more to add when she is a little older and starts to learn some of the more educational aspects of the toy, such as naming colors and counting. In general though, if you have a little one under 12 months and are interested in this toy, I'd say go for it. My little one loves it!
But so far, we both LOVE it! She was immediately entranced when she saw it come on via the test button while still in its package. Once opened, I demonstrated how to pour the "tea" into the cups and "drink" it. Her face just lit up and she got the biggest smile! She was surprised to find a mirror under the lid; my husband seemed equally, if not more, surprised. Lol. She dances ( sits on the floor and bounces; she's not walking yet ) when the tea kettle makes music. She especially loves "eating" the slices of cake. She also enjoys sharing her tea and cake with my husband and I. :)
Things I really like, as a parent:
I love the fact that, along with how much satisfaction and play time she gets out of it, there are educational aspects to the toy. These include numbers and counting, and naming colors. Each cake comes with a little fruit on it so little ones are also learning the different fruits. Sharing is also encouraged. As someone who can be irritated by a lot of loud toys, I especially like the toy's volume control. Another reviewer downrated the toy, saying it is too loud at the lowest volume. I respectfully disagree. I would say that at its lowest volume, it's plenty low for most ears (my own are pretty sensitive). Hubby also appreciates the volume control, as he is the main caretaker while I'm recuperating from major surgery. As an aside, neither of us found this toy's music and quips annoying at all, unlike so many "talking" toys. And finally, I love that it's a LeapFrog. Her much-older brother received a LeapFrog toy when he was younger, and I was very impressed with the brand.
So far, these are my observations; I will have more to add when she is a little older and starts to learn some of the more educational aspects of the toy, such as naming colors and counting. In general though, if you have a little one under 12 months and are interested in this toy, I'd say go for it. My little one loves it!
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