Baby Einstein Magic Touch Shopping Basket Pretend to Shop Baby Learning Toy: Lights Up, English and Spanish Responses

This is a toy that grows with the child. In the begining the shakers was what my child played with then around 10 months she began showing interest in matching the shapes to the holes. Now 12 months she walks around with it, takes stuff in and out the basket, and still plays with the shakers and matches the shapes with the holes. Amazing toy and highly recommend for those bilingual babies. Great sturdy quality to pass down generations. Music is also engaging. I have a toy where it is obvious the toy company cut cost with the lack of creativity in sound and music. This one surely took time to design and execute the sounds and music.

I was on the hunt for a shape sorter that had 3-D shapes. Most nowadays are open on one end and they feel so cheap. Was happy to see that these are not only 3-D but they are also rattles! My 11 month old still is a huge fan of rattles so this made for a very happy little guy. He is also starting to enjoy music as well as learning cause and effect so the little wooden keyboard grocery list area has been a hit. We haven’t even used all the modes yet as my son also doesn’t mind using this toy while turned off. Another thing I wanted to mention is the lid/shape sorter section doesn’t click in or secure into the basket, it just sits within it. This is both a pro & a con. Pro because baby can easily take it off to get the shapes back out and it also makes a cute shopping basket to add longevity. Cons would be if the basket tips over the top just falls off, overall comes off/out just too easy in my opinion. It would be nice if it clicked in on the opposite side of the shape sorter side so while secure baby could still easily retrieve toys. This holds my son’s attention for a surprisingly long time every time we bring it out. Price wise I feel it should be cheaper but money is weird. Also, the broccoli has been my baby’s favorite shape by far!