Easter Pop Up Toys for Toddlers, Toddler Toys for Easter Bakset Stuffers, Early Educational Toys, Interactive Pop Up Easter Toys, Easter Toddler Toys for Girls Age 18+ Months (Pink)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Cutest toy ever. My daughter loved this as a baby and still loves it as a toddler!

great baby toy!

The cutest cause and effect learning toy for infants! The Easter theme is adorable and provides bright colors to learn and play!

Good quality, cute animals and egg, works well, kiddo gets pretty rough with it and it still works perfectly, very durable for how cheap it is! a little loud of course but great for the money!

I ordered this for my 18 month old grandson for Easter! Very good quality and I am sure after reading the reviews that he will love it!

This product is much quieter than the ones I played with as a kid were. And while I appreciate it, I think my toddlers would actually like it a bit more if it was a little noisier.It's also not as much fun as the old ones were. The blue spinner only goes so far whereas the old ones spun continuously and made fun clicking noises. And it just seems somewhat less engaging overall than the old ones.It's also much lighter weight so while it's held up so far, it's had very light use and I would be concerned about how long it would last with kids who played rougher with it.But it's perfectly safe for a little one which is my biggest pro. Since we have started trying to reduce how much candy the kids get in like their stockings and Easter baskets, I have found that it is impressively difficult to find things that are safe for toddlers. I had a larger more rectangular kind of Easter basket for him so this did fit in it nicely and it really was exciting for him to have something like this in his basket Easter morning.

This is a cute little toy. There are different colored buttons, each that operates a little differently. The buttons are in mostly basic shapes, circle, square, triangle & hexagon, so it offers kids the chance to learn shapes. Each of the buttons is a different color. Since this is an Easter toy, the colors are pastels, which is appropriate & they can aid a child in learning colors.There are lids with corresponding colors, so that when a certain color button is operated, the lid with the corresponding color will pop open. The lids also have numbers on them, 1, 2, 3 & 4, so your little one can also learn beginning numbers. When a button is activated & the door pops open, there's a surprise Easter figure inside that pops up. These are also color coordinated with the buttons & lids. Also, in front of each button, there's a picture that matches the surprise figure inside, so your child can match the picture to the object.One of the things I really like about this toy is that there are no bells or whistles. There's a pop when a button is activated & a door pops up, but that's it. No chimes, whistles, bells or musical tunes. It's a refreshing bit of quiet. So many kids toys are designed to make noises, play songs, cheer, or otherwise make a lot of noise. It'd refreshing to have a toy that doesn't. It's quiet, except for the pop when the door opens to reveal the Easter figure.The figures are mostly cute. There are two cute rabbits in different poses & colors, there's an adorable chick & then there's an egg. I know this is for Easter, but I don't think the egg is cute. It would be cute if there were a chick or duck popping it's head from the egg, but there isn't. The egg is decorated with a few stars, but it doesn't really look like an Easter egg to me.I'm sure a little kid would love it, I just think a cuter figure could have been chosen & I seriously almost didn't order this because of it. I'm sure it's just my personal taste. I am glad I decided to order it because it's pretty cute & I know my little one will love it.Another thing that bothered me a bit is that two of the buttons push & two of the buttons turn. The look different, but there are only two separate movements a child needs to make to cause the toys to pop up. Even if two had toggles, one that goes up & down & another that goes side to side would had required a child to make four separate movements to activate the toy. It's fine for an older infant who's just starting to explore her environment. Easy activation of the switches will give her a quick reward for her efforts. But it won't remain as challenging for as long a period.I'm still glad I got it. These are just a couple of minor things I noticed & that the manufacturers may want to take note of & modify in the future when making this toy. It's still cute and colorful. And there are still several skills that a child can learn with this. But for future reference, the developers may want to take these things into account.

My 6 month old loves throwing her toys off her high chair onto the hard wood floor and this toy still looks as great and works as if it was never thrown on the ground. Amazing value you won’t regret it