LeapFrog Nest & Count Turtle Tower, Pull Along, Stacking Toy, Teaches Colours, Shapes & Numbers, Includes 5 Turtle Shells, Sensory Baby Toy for 12, 18, 24 months +, English Version

I got this as a gift for our nephew. He was only 6 months when he recieved it and he enjoyed playing with the elastic and holding the shapes. Nice bright colours, light weight and sturdy

Great product and exactly what it describes

Haven’t given yet but I’m sure lol one will enjoy

Really good toy, good quality

I got this for my baby boy, and there's lots here to keep him busy! The house is a good size, it's really bright and colourful, and everything that comes with it, is really well made and high quality, like you expect from LeapFrog. My little one has enjoyed the shape sorter and coloured balls, pushing the fabric tissues through the gaps, opening and closing the door, and twisting the cogs. I don't think it's quite 5 stars for me, I think it could've done with a few more things included, like a mirror, or popper, or something crinkly etc. It's a nice and compact toy overall though, and I think it would make a great gift for a baby up to 18/24 months.

I gott this toy as a gift for a friend's baby, but my 4-year-old got to it first and loved it. If it kept his attention, it must be a good one! The LeapFrog Pop & Count Lion is colourful, sturdy, and well-made. The suction base works really well for sticking it to high chairs or tables, keeping it in place while little ones interact with it. My son enjoyed spinning the lion's mane, watching the eyes move, and pressing the colourful poppers. Even though he's older, he found it engaging, so I think it would be perfect for younger children too. The soft buttons and the tactile poppers are great for developing fine motor skills, and the spinning mane adds a nice cause-and-effect element. The numbers on the poppers are a good touch for early learning, although they're embossed, not printed, so they don’t stand out as much. How I rate the products: 5 stars: Performs perfectly, as advertised, and exceeds expectations in quality, functionality, or presentation. 4 stars: Works well but may have minor flaws, slight deviations from the description, or issues with packaging. Still a good purchase. 3 stars: Adequate product that works but lacks standout features or quality. Feels average in performance or design. 2 stars: Subpar product with noticeable flaws, poor quality, or questionable durability. Usable but disappointing. 1 star: Arrived broken, unusable, or completely fails to meet its intended purpose.

So many baby toys nowadays have flashing lights and noises which take the initiative away from your little one playing. There is reading to suggest that baby should lead play to support development. This toy has no big flashing lights or annoying sounds, but it is perfectly designed for your little one to initiate play and engage in whatever fun they see fit. The bottom of the toy has a suction base so it'll stick to a high chair table or similar for example. It's sticks pretty well and shouldn't cause any issues. The toy itself rotates with a smiley face in the centre and several pressing pods, or whatever you want to call then. These are for your baby to interact with and to push and develop their motor skills. It is a perfectly good well made toy that is perfect for developing child's development and interaction.

It's ok, my son lights the different sizes of turtles to place on top but it doesn't do much, I'd expect it to make a noise or something but it's just stacking. It clicks into place which is good so they don't all fall off.

Very good, smaller than expected.

I liked everything about this toy except for the small size. It is just shy of 9" high and about 6" wide (measured across front wheels). I was so disappointed in the size that I almost sent it back--but it is really cute so I kept it as part of a gift for a 2 year old. I would have rated it 5 stars if the toy had been larger for the $20 price, but I gave it 3 stars based on a combination of small size and (imho, too high) price. FYI the pull string is too short even for a 2 year old, so consider changing that out to something longer.