Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Baby & Toddler Toy Counting & Colors Smoothie Maker Pretend Blender with Music & Lights for Ages 9+ Months, HRP19

Bought this for my sons 1st birthday and he really enjoyed playing with it. My older kids liked playing too. Plays lovely catchy songs and flashes rainbow colours. It's fun and keeps the kids interested.

Great toy my 1 yr old daughter loves playing with this, batteries are lasting forever which is great and the colour\lights\sounds make it great fun for her. The toy has had to withstand some recent temper tantrums from a 1 yr old little sassy girl who when she doesn't get her way literally throws her toys out the pram haha but its held up brilliantly!

My little 18 month old Great Grandson loved this !! So did his 6 year old sister and 9 year old uncle who were playing with him !!!! The accessories went down a storm ! Egg was mixed with milk and chocolate was added, again and again !! This set gives so much enjoyment and learning, plus all the music etc ….

My kiddo lives for LED lights and anything that makes a noise as he is autistic. I wanted something that encouraged him to play with utensils and to make food seem more interesting. It was a horror bag to remove from the box but once out of it's plastic clips my little lad was rapt. He enjoyed pressing the buttons and listening to the abc songs. I did expect there to be more of an inactive element to the bowl when the food is placed in it and stirred. The bowl doesn't recognise the items and sings a standardised song no matter what is placed inside it. My nearly 3 year old enjoys making noise into the bowl as it sounds echoey but other that has not used the items at all as intended. I would love if this company made a range of sensory toys aimed specifically at autistic children as often, it's hard to find innovative toys for kids with neurological difference that would really help them progress- for example the teether needs to be harder, the lights need to flash unique patterns with each item and do different sounds to encourage more interaction from the child. Its difficult to find a range of toys for autistic toddlers/kids and I honestly think toy companies are missing a trick for not making food related toys that encourage more sensory seeking. Textual this toy is pretty bland. Everything is smooth and not particularly interesting. Its not a bad price for the accessories that are included but it could be improved upon. I reckon most children will tire of this pretty rapidly in favour of something more rewarding.

Just as expected, great toy, lights up, plays tunes, talks, sings etc. I have attached a video & photo for you to see it in action. My 11 month old loves it!

Love this and greta for pretend baking

I bought this for my grandson aged 18 months He loves this so much. He practically carries this around with him wherever he goes listening to the tunes it plays.

Looks great I hope that child will like it.