Kid O Early Learning Light and Sound Activity Board

Love this toy for age 3-12 months! Son still plays with it and he is 18 months now. Great for learning

My 1 yr old loves it. Easily portable. Often keep this in car.

I think this is a good sensory toy for infants and toddlers. There isn't any other toys out there that is like this one. I do think it's overpriced, but all Kid O toys are. They do make good quality toys and I own lots of other Kid O toys. I justified purchasing it since I have a seven month old and two year old boys that plays with it. Over all I like this toy quality and funtion but the price is too high.

grand daughter loves it

Grandson loves it!

It looked nice on line. When it arrived at my house I was so disappointed. Not very interesting or interactive. It doesn’t seem to be appropriate for baby hands or eyes. Just more plastic junk....

I read the reviews before purchasing this toy and still decided to try it. What can I say, I'm a curious person.The reason this got 4 stars is because 37 dollars even on sale is a good bit of money. Do I think it's worth it? Yes, but I don't think all consumers would think so. First of all, my toy budget is quite large and so I can purchase more items to fulfill all of the categories, if your budget is smaller I'd stick with someone that covers more bases.Pros: Clean lines, handle, nice colors, easy to push and use options, lightweight, durable. There aren't any annoying sons, one loud bird noise but nothing I can't handle.Cons: It could do a little more for that price-tag. I couldn't decide if I loved the lightweight part or if I found it cheap but my son has dropped it and no breaking yet. There isn't an off switch, so if you have it in a bag or the bottle of the stroller it may come on randomly, but it is short.The reason I decided I like it, first of all there isn't else like this out there. Being able to move the three colors to make colors is really awesome and if your child can figure that out on their own it can open a very specific way of thinking/learning. I bought several cool toys for the car only so that my son is happy when waiting at school pickup and other things like that. This is something he plays with happily every day. He is currently 10 months old but my 7 year old twins also give this toy a few minutes of their time sometimes. I must admit I was also excited to try it. I think he will play with it for several years.The picture: I thought I'd share his first impression of it. Not a great quality picture as it wasnt intended for the review but for my husband that said "he better like it for that price" haha

I want to simultaneously give this 5 stars and 2 stars. Here is why: The real appeal of this toy for me was the red/green/blue sliders. These show how light works - slide the red and the green and you get yellow, slide the red and the blue and get magenta, slide all three and get white, etc. I've tried to find any other toy that demonstrates this but I haven't found anything. The heartbeat is ok and the bee with the vibrations is kind of nice, but the RGB sliders are what make this toy (mayyyyyybe) worth the outrageous price.That said, aside from the outrageous price, I have two other complaints. It doesn't have an on/off switch and it didn't come with the three AA batteries it requires. If this were a $10 toy I could understand it not having an on/off switch and not coming with batteries, but given the price point I was annoyed as hell.

We returned it. This was a Christmas present for our 6 month old granddaughter, and while she was playing with it, one of the little buttons broke off. Fortunately, my daughter saw it, and quickly retrieved it from her little hand. Needless to say, very disappointed that this would happen.