Other than that, it’s a good table, but now that the noises and lights don’t work, my daughter isn’t interested in it unless there are snacks in the little compartment. Prior to the batteries dying, my daughter, who is 15 months old and got it for Christmas, enjoyed it, but I wouldn’t say it’s her favorite toy. She is just as happy with a little drum that has balls you put into it and take back out. However, before the batteries died, I did think it was worth the money we paid and wished we had bought it sooner.

It would be nice if the numbers and letters lit up when the songs are played in order to associate the sounds of the numbers/letters with the songs. However, if you are depending on a toy to teach your child these things, you have serious issues anyway. She dances to the music and claps her hands.

We have not had any problems with stability, but she was well past the point of needing it to pull up when we bought it. Hannah does try to flip the pages as if she expects there to be more pages. The sound quality is good, and I love the bilingual aspect of it when it is in learning mode. It is easy to assemble and take apart.

We managed to get it on sale. . . $10 off plus a 15% off coupon, and I am so glad we did not pay full price. I will update this review after I try changing the batteries. . . the rating will improve, or else I will drop it to one. It’s frustrating that the batteries died already. Hannah even got mad when she tried to play with it and it would not work.

I changed the batteries today, and it’s working again. With all the things this toy does, 3 AA’s just not provide enough life for them to last very long. the first set lasted 3 weeks.

Feb 9th- either the new batteries are already dead, or it has a short in it. We will be digging out our receipt and returning this toy. . . . we may exchange it for another, perhaps it was a “lemon”.
Rating: 2 / 5