Cute and less annoying than other talking toys
923028
After watching my 6-month-old eyeball our "real" remote control for the TV, I grabbed this on a whim -- and he loves it. It's hands-down his favorite toy, and I actually don't find it annoying at all . . . especially compared to the other musical/talking toys we own. Unlike others, I actually think the "volume up" and "volume down" buttons work very well; I reach over and turn it down casually while my son is playing with it. The little songs -- activated by the red music button -- are pretty cute, and the blinking and flashing buttons hold his attention. Overall, it's a winner! We throw it in our diaper bag and take it pretty much everywhere.
317825
My 10 month old received this toy as a gift. He seems to enjoy playing with it. The jingles and voices are not too annoying as some of the other kid toys.
846188
Baby and two year old love this thing!
I like that it's not too loud and it reminds me of a similar toy that I had as a child.

The kids are always pretending to dial and talk on the phone. The baby likes to pull it by the string. Sometimes the older one likes to pull it around the house while the baby chases the phone.

Cute, and not too loud.
1560621
When she bought these, my wife said that she read somewhere that these toys "moo"; they do not moo.  I think she may have simply been confused by the following line in the product description: "Others will get a moo out of these cows."  Clearly mostly her fault, but just about any toy sound would be preferable to the sound these make.

Positives: they're cute, my 2-yr-old likes them in the tub, the heads come off for easy cleaning.  I take these to be worth $10 on their own.

Negative: the squeaker is just a standard dog-toy squeaker.  Extra negative: it's an abnormally loud dog-toy squeaker, so, these get pretty obnoxious relatively quickly.  You could probably find something just as satisfying for your kiddo at this same price-point, without having to add to your undoubtedly already-too-large collection of noise-polluting kid's toys.
4072878
This is really cute and my toddler loves it. The sound is loud (not obnoxiously so, but you can definitely hear it well).

Some of the Ikea trains get stuck on the magnet, though.
2571381
I got this as a last minute Christmas gift to our very girly preschooler who has a handbag with her wherever she goes.  The phone is cute.  It seems decently made.  The conversation thing is a repeating series of 4 or 5 questions with a few varying responses and could land one in a straight jacket.  I like that it has programmable numbers but we haven't used that feature yet, nor am I entirely sure I want our familys phone numbers out there.  Its probably not a huge issue, but it creeps me out a little if she lost the phone and such.
My one and only complaint is the noise level.  I love the toys that have two volume settings.  I realize that adds cost to a toy, but for parents it is a valuable, and sometimes nearly necessary, feature.  I will admit we have very few electronic toys so it is especially annoying to me.  Otherwise I am satisfied with the value of this purchase.  She has played with it a fair amount.
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I received the product for free in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.
I got the Fisher Price 3 in 1 Sit, Stride and Ride Lion for my 14 months old son. The toy was pretty easy
to put together, only a couple of screws and you're done. Took maybe 10 minutes at the most. It was one of the easier toys
to put together I have for my little guy. The Lion head has 10 light up buttons which teach baby numbers and letters.
When you press the nose it will play a couple of songs and it lights up. Every once in a while the lion will sneeze
when you press the nose which I think is really cute. It will also play the ABC song and some other sounds. Baby can
open the mouth and drop ball inside which will fall out the front of the lion. The mouth also  plays some sounds like telling baby
he is hungry. It's a cute idea but my baby is having a hard time opening the mouth by himself. On the front of the lion is a butterfly
and a little wheel. I think those two have been an afterthought maybe since they really don't do much. Baby can either sit
on the lion and ride it or you can lift up the seat and use it as a handle for walking. I don't know if it's a problem with
our toy but the wheels are really tight. I have tried to loosen them but it's still almost impossible for my little guy to
push it or ride it. We have carpet in the house and even I'm having a hard time moving the lion. The thing I like it that
you can easily detach the lions head. We went to visit family and I just took the lions head to keep my son entertained in the car.
All in all I think this in an ok toy. Doesn't seem to really keep my son's interest as much as I hoped it would.
Recommended age is 6 month 3 years. Not sure a 3 year old would be very entertained by this toy

Pros: easy to put together
  lion looks really cute
  sounds and lights on lion head

Cons: wheels are too tight and grind
  mouth too difficult to open for my now 15 months old
  doesn't keep my babies interest for long
4926981
My daughter is almost 9 months old, and she loves this toy--she likes flipping it around.  The songs can get a little annoying, but what baby toy with noise doesn't get that way?  Got this on sale for under $10, and the baby plays with it every day.  I'm not sure if it will last until she's 18 months old, but it was a bargain and a good learning toy for tactile experiences.
4077191
Our toddler LOVES these little toys. The little jingles and sounds they play are not obnoxious or annoying, even after hearing them for hours on end. They don't have any sharp areas where little fingers could get pinched or scratched like a lot of plastic toys do. They roll nicely on a flat, smooth surface. They light up as well which is great for younger children. They have an off switch---also important! They're also rather small so we are able to put a couple in our diaper bag when we got out so she's got some toys to play with on the go.
2019061
Overall, I would recommend this toy - it is cute, soft, and plays two classic lullabies while nodding its head from side to side.  The music, while computerized, is not overtly annoying the way so many musical toys are.  You can also just make the music stop by pressing the foot again (press once for on, once more for off) or by the off switch attached to the battery back, which is accessed via a Velcro pouch in the elephant's back.  Importantly, though the first elephant I received was defective (did not play music), the seller immediately sent a replacement that worked as advertised.  I can't speak to the longevity of the toy, but otherwise, it's a winner.
4668385
My daughter received this puppet as a gift when she was 3 months old.  I was not impressed but my daughter loved it.  The recordings are pretty silly.  There is a song like the previous reviewer described and some babbling and laughing however, we did not find the same problems with the recording as other parents and our puppet has never told her to "shut up".  She is now 16 months and still likes to listen to it.  She is babbling a lot now and she thinks its fun that Elmo babbles, too.  She also puts it on her hand and tries to entertain us with it. Overall, she likes the toy and asks us to use it so much that now, a year later, the batteries have started to die.  I hope the batteries are not too expensive.
3996276
I got this about ten months ago for my three year old.  We have played with it a lot, and have had no problems with it.  I warned her when we first opened it and assemebled it that it was a fragile toy, and she should treat it with care.  No leaves have come off, and nothing is broken.  You can make playmobil children and babies fly on the antennae, and small figures such as the animals from Toobs (cats and dogs).  We use it as a pretend carousel or funfair for all the various small creatures.  Cons: the giggling is really annoying, almost instantly.  I wish one could switch off the sound and just have it go round.  Tinkerbell herself is not particularly interesting, and is hard to attach to the tree tendrils.  But I can stand the giggling, since it does give a lot of pleasure.  I'd say that this is a good buy, if you can get it discounted (I wouldn't pay full price); lovely for any child that likes doll-house type fantasy play.  One thing I really like about it is that he colors are relatively tasteful; it's not Barbie doll pink; it looks good.  The swings are nice too; it's fun to set up different creatures (small cats etc.) in different locations in the tree.  Ignore the whole Disney fairies thing, and it's fine.  Probably this is not such a good toy for multiple children playing without an adult.  But for parent and child playing together, it's good.
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My dog loves this toy! The little noise it makes is much different than a squeak toy. It's actually less annoying than most dogs. He's been carrying this around the house every day since i got it for him. He won't even play with his other toys now now. The material is soft and durable so far. Munchkin is 11 lbs so he's not very rough on toys. So far we've had a lot of fun playing with this toy.
1556583
My two year old loves this! Wish the sound was a bit louder but very cute and fun. Good learning toy too.
3466505
My daughter got this for Christmas at 10 mos. old (7 mos. adjusted age). She's a little young to play pretend with it, but she loves the music it makes. She's able to press the tea bag button and she gets really excited when the music plays. I play tea party with her and she appears entertained by that too, even though she probably doesn't understand what's going on. I'm so glad to have a toy that entertains both of us so that we can interact more.

It has three modes: Learning Time, Music Time, and I guess play time although a voice doesn't announce it. Learning Time makes tea sounds (pouring tea, boiling water), teaches manners, and plays one song when the tea bag button is pressed. Music Time makes all musical sounds and plays two different alternating songs when the tea bag is pressed. In the last mode, it makes tea pouring sounds, and the lid makes opening and closing sounds, but there are no voices and the tea bag just toots a few notes when pressed.

I knocked a star off because of the low annoyance threshold this toy has. The voice singing the songs sounds like the same one that sings on other Fisher Price toys (which I already hate), except she has this UTTERLY HORRID fake English accent that drives me nuts. It's really bad. Not only is it obnoxious, but I want my child to hear natural speech so that she can learn how to talk normally.

It's also kind of disappointing that there isn't much variety as far as sounds and songs go, so there's a lot of repetition. But maybe it just seems that way since we play with it so much.
858340
This is a really cute little set.  I got it and then decided to go ahead and get the egg shakers as well.  My niece is under the age recommendation at 4 months.  Since she's just barely learning to sit on her own, these are fun to just bang on.  They are hard enough plastic that you don't have to worry about them breaking easily and having all of the little things flying out.  She chewing on them quite often.  Her favorite seems to be the fox because she likes to have the tail in her mouth.  As far as actually making music, this would barely rate a 2.  They do make noise, but honestly for this age group, you just want something that is safe and colorful.  This hits both of those marks.
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My baby sister is 5 months old and we were looking for an educational stuffed animal for her, and this had everything we were searching for!

LOVE how it says her name! Sarina isn't a very common name, and I was pleased that it was in the database with the correct pronunciation.

My only complaint, and I'm saddened that this is even an issue, is the volume level. It's too low. All of our other toys are twice as loud, and the highest volume on the toy sounds like a shy child asking to go to the bathroom. For the loudest volume setting, I'd expect it to be audible from at least the other end of a room.

Thankfully babies' hearing is much better than ours, so it's probably fine for her. But for our liking, it's much too low.

Besides that one little annoyance, this is a great buy! Highly recommend because of how entertaining it can be for such a wide variety of ages.