Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Baby Learning Toy Smart Stages Piggy Bank With Music & Phrases For Infant To Toddler Ages 6+ Months

My 3 grandsons love this toy. It has been fun to see them progress in their ability to put the coins in the slot. They love pushing the snout to hear the music, too. It is a great educational toy because there are many aspects of learning that go with it.

I gave this to my one year old niece for Christmas. Her mom told me she loved it.

My daughter loves this toy! She is 21 months, has a short attention span, but will sit and play with this for a bit! Love it works with fine motor skills.

Wish it was louder. Its soft on the volume even on the highest setting. Also wish the coins were a bit heavier they are a bit too light and my toddler like to toss them around and sometimes because the coins are so thin it makes it too hard for him to get the coin in the bank. Other than that definitely helps with fine motor skills and focusing.

My toddler loves this! She loves pushing the nose in and playing the songs. She also loves opening and closing the little door. Seems super durable so far. No complaints at all.

This is so much cuter in person! The coins are a pretty decent size, and every time you insert the coin inside the piggy bank it makes a sound and it’s easy to take it out. There is a little door on the side of the pig instead of your traditional underneath the pig and it’s easy to open so they can do it themselves. I recommend it.

I have been searching g for a simple toy for my 15 month old. Criteria: Something that would entertain him, provide practice with fine motor skills, and would grow with him developmentally. My son is rough with everything, so another requirement was durability. Things that I wanted to avoid: Anything that was too complicated, came with too many pieces, took up too much space, or required a lot of assistance. Did this toy meet all of my demands? For the most part, yes. Pros: Simple, helps develop fine motor skills, is easy to use, doesnt require additional storage for the coins (they are stored inside of the piggy), talks (counts, sings songs, says phrases), has 2 levels that grow with your baby as they develop, is cute, and doesnt require much assistance. Cons: Tips over easily, slides away while my son attempted to put the coins in the slot. There is no volume control (that Im aware of). Its a great toy, worth the price, and is cute. I would rate this toy an 8 out of 10. :) At first, he wasnt able to put the coins in the slot. After about 5 or 6 minutes of trying (I demonstrated and assisted him a few times) he figured it out.

GREAT!

Got this for my 2yr.old granddaughter she loves it and so does her 5 yr.old brother. We have one in our church nursery and all the kids love it. Its very sturdy, and cute

This pig has everything babies love and is jam-packed with learning features too. Little ones love cause and effect and love putting the coins into the slot. I was shocked that my 12 month old could do it right away. I imagine with younger babies you’d need to guide their hands. After that the pig counts as the coins clink into the tummy. Because the tummy has a clear door, the baby can also see the coins dropping inside. Then the baby opens up the pig, spills out the coins and starts all over... again... and again... and again. The coins are numbered on one side and have an animal on the other, and you get 2 of each color/animal. Good for matching and learning animals, colors, and numbers 1-10. Also, if you press the pig’s noise he oinks or sings. The pig has 2 learning modes (as all FP smart stages toys do), and the second mode is more advanced with commands, as well as colors and numbers in Spanish. You see this pig around daycares, preschools, doctor’s offices, etc. It’s becoming a “classic” baby toy. And it’s no wonder, kids absolutely love it. Even my 4 year old wants to play with it. And because of the smart stages, there really is something for her to learn through playing with it too! (The Spanish words and reinforcing her number identification). It’s also good for learning to take turns - each child gets 5 coins, one of each color and they take turns putting in one coin as a time. So far, no squabbles over the pig. It’s a good toy for cooperative play.