Interactive Animal Baby Toys, Cause and Effect Toys, Early Learning Color Sorting Toys, Developmental Press Activity Toys for Infants, Toddlers, Boys and Girls Switch Toys

Small
Product was good, but was much smaller than I expected.

Does it’s job well for a cause and effect toy, but not the best quality toy.
Baby Animal Pop Up ToyPros:- Small size which makes it convenient for traveling. There is only one item, so you don’t have to be afraid of losing parts.- The toy is very easy to use and probably can be used as early as six months old.- The buttons require the child to push, pull, and turn. The child can learn to master these fine motor skills, but the turning may be tougher for younger kids.Cons:- The plastic material feels very cheap.- You have to apply the sticker yourself, which may not come out evenly. The sticker I was provided was bent and had creases.Conclusion:- This pop up toy is a good learning tool for color coordination, fine motor skills, and learning cause and effect. However, I would not want to pay more than $10 due to the size of the toy and the cheap plastic material.

A good toy for stimulating a baby’s learning center and curiosity
My nephew had his first child about 8 months ago. I wasn’t sure what would make a good gift for an 8-month-old little girl but as a long-time uncle who has graduated into the grand uncle ranks, I knew that it needed to be a toy. Toys for babies that young serve a dual purpose though. Not only should they entertain the baby, but they should also stimulate the learning centers of the baby’s brain and help satisfy a deep sense of curiosity. This toy does a good job of satisfying those requirements. With objects the baby needs to rotate, press or push to make a different animal popup, the baby will be learning very basic skills and satisfying their curiosity all at the same time. After showing my grandniece what she needed to do to make the animals popup, I left it to her to try and figure it out herself. She knew she wanted to see those animals’ popup again and she got a very determined look upon her face. After about 5 minutes and with a little bit of help from her mother, I heard her giggle as an animal popped up. This Christmas gift was a hit, and she was learning without realizing it. It was almost the perfect gift for a baby with one exception…it was on the small side as far as its size was. With only 4 popup animals and the switches/levers to make them popup, I kind of feel that the manufacturer could have made it a bit larger and add two more animals. Perhaps something that the baby has to pull to make one of those animals’ popup. That might keep the baby entertained and learning for longer periods of time. With only four popups, I fear that the baby will lose interest too quickly. That is just a feeling I have gotten though and is not scientific data from a controlled study. My feelings are not always correct, and I could be wrong here. The toy seems perfectly fit for babies or young children and I did not see any small parts that a child could pry off and accidently choke on. I think that this is suitable for both babies and toddlers and is a good choice to entertain while also stimulating learning in the youngest members of society.

Great early learning toy
One of the first things that a toddler learns when they start interacting with their environment is that there is sometimes a reaction to their actions. This understanding of cause and effect is very important in the formative years so that children can interact successfully with their environment. This little toy, as simple as it is, teaches that lesson beautifully. You push a button and the little animal pops up. It has the surprise effect that little ones absolutely love. You will find yourself giggling along with them when they laugh out loud when the character pops out of the hole. It is a fantastic first learning toy for a young toddler.