We bought this for my daughter when she was seven months old for Christmas. She kind of liked it but didn't have the hand eye coordination to put the balls in the holes at that time. My then two year old enjoyed more than she did.

She wasn't really into the toy until she was nine months old. Once she figured out that she can put the balls into the toy herself she was hooked. She doesn't play with it so much now but when she does she really enjoys it.

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We bought this for our son about three years ago when he was just learning how to walk. He loved it from the beginning and I don't know if they have changed it much since then, but you shouldn't leave your child alone with it if they are in the process of learning to walk. I was sitting on the sofa right next to my son and he had pulled himself up using the toy and it fell over. I wasn't too worried because I was right there but you do have to be careful like you do with most toys. ... (read more)

I bought this for my daughter when she was around five months old. She was ok with it but would rather have just played on the floor. I think my two year old son liked it more than she did. My biggest complaint about the toy is the toy in the snack tray. I never used it because I would rather have my daughter entertain herself and not have to rely on electronic stuff and when I did put the toy on, she was really turned off by it.

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My son received this as a gift when he turned two years old. Since he loves music and learning he really loved this. You can hang it either on the fridge or any metal door and it works fine. He learned the alphabet by putting the letters in the house and the toy would teach him the phonics of the letter. We were in the process of teaching him his alphabets and the toy just helped him learn even faster.

Within two weeks he was able to tell me what each letter was and able to sing ... (read more)