VTechABC Learning Apple, Red

My son is disabled and cannot walk or talk. He LOVES this toy because of the music! You can put the apple on the "music" option and it plays 26 DIFFERENT songs! Most toys play one or two...this one has 26 choices of songs!!! My son LOVES this!! Then you can put it on different learning options as well...it will help with telling time, with spelling, with learning the alphabet, etc. This is a GREAT choice for an educational toy for any child between the ages of 2 and 7!! Highly recommend!!

We bought it for my daughter for Christmas, she and my goddaughter love taking turns playing with it. It has many different functions and the buttons are very cute and light up when pressed or when showing patterns or demonstrating spelling or other things. Overall, the kids love it.

Such a cute and educational. It has so many options for different kinds of play. It is bulky but we like it alot and WOULD RECOMMEND!

This toy is the perfect size to sit and play with your child or they can push the buttons and play with it by themselves. It’s also perfect for entertaining a baby with its sounds and lights and will entertain all the way up to past toddler age for learning songs and letters. It has different levels. I think it’s a great purchase that will last through different ages for my grandson. I love finding toys for my grandson that continue to be fun through different stages of learning. This is a gem!

Was a gift for a 8month old. His reaction was positive he liked the lights and the talking

This is a great interactive learning toy. The flashing lights and sounds help communicate to your child what buttons need to be pressed. However there is a serious design flaw. The on and off button is big, bright green, and right up front next to the other play buttons. So what do you think happens? Yup, your kid will continuously turn the toy on and off instead of playing with it as intended. This can be prevented with a simple modification though. Un screw all the screws on the back of the toy, including the one behind the batteries. Then find the plastic power button and remove it. The plastic button is hollow except for a cross shaped plastic structure that can be broken off with pliers. Then take an awl or thin screw driver and punch a small hole in the plastic button. Reinstall the plastic button and use the same screw driver you used to punch the hole, to press the true rubber button on the circuit board behind the plastic button. Your child wont be able to turn the toy on and off anymore.

Great functionality, sounds great, fun, and it's durable!

my kid loves this toy; it allows her to be able to identify the letters. Its a very good toy