VTechBrilliant Baby Laptop, Red

The media could not be loaded. Honestly the best thing I bought for my baby is very entertaining and instructive.

I purchased this as a Christmas gift for my niece to use while visiting my home. While not used daily, this has taken some abuse from a little one and still works with no problems. My niece is 11 months and had no issues with changing from the different options for learning. She is learning shapes, colors, and some basic animal education. She seems love the lights on it as well.

Purchased as gift for 1 yr old great neice. She favors this activity

The media could not be loaded. We got this laptop for baby when the baby wouldn’t leave my hubby’s laptop while he was working. It has two volume settings which is great. Baby loves playing with mouse. It has multiple play options like rhymes, quizzes and shapes and animal sounds. Very easy for little people to use with their tiny fingers. Value for money.

Purchased for my 8 month old, he plays with it occasionally but it doesn’t hold his attention long. His favorite part on it is the spinning rattle. Personally I don’t feel it has much going on, but it’s quality is great! Maybe more ideal for younger babes, as he’s now 10 months and still not all that interested.

I have a severely autistic son. He is 22 years old now. He doesn't speak and eats baby food consistency food. Still we're diapers. This is his Favorite toy! We stockpile this toy because he always end up breaking his toys by throwing them when he is done with them. He Loves toddler toys! Lites, sounds and a lot of repetitive sequences. These toddler toys are the only things that makes him happy. He plays with them all day everyday.

Great price!Very good entertainment and performs well!It's very durable, my 13 month old grandson throws his laptop down a few times a day and it holds up just fine surprisingly!

I ordered this because my 8-month-old grandson always wanted to play with my laptop. It's a little bulky for him to manage completely on his own, so he sits in our laps or in front of us on the floor and we help hold onto it. He will open and shut, open and shut the case over and over again, and he wiggles when he hears the music play. He's figuring out that the buttons make noises, but at this point he just wants to hear and feel the smack of hitting them. I can see him getting a lot of use out of this once he realizes he can make the buttons do things, and later when he can "answer" the prompts. I was afraid he'd pinch his fingers when he closed the case, but so far that hasn't happened. It's been a good "busy toy" and it looks like he'll be playing with it for a while!