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My son received this toy for his first birthday. I was not super excited about it. Several of the toys he got were "noisy" toys and scared him. And when it comes to fisher price toys they all have the same person singing the songs on all their toys. The person who sings the song on the phone and remote toy is the same person who sings on this cookie jar. So I'm cautious of the FP toys we buy. So we sort of eased into our use of the toy. But I have to say that my son absolutely loves it. Its one of the toys he plays with everyday. He likes that when he hits the top it plays a song and that when he puts a shape in it plays music. So far he has only really mastered the circle but he's on his way to figuring out the others. My one negative about the toy is that two of the shapes are sort of hidden on the side. Otherwise it's great.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I had originally picked this out for my new baby, I thought for sure that my 2 yr old was way too old for this "baby" toy, but boy was I wrong. He loves this cookie jar and repeatedly asks to play with it. He loves trying to Make the shapes go in the holes. So while it's great and entertaining for little ones, don't be surprised if your toddler loves it too!

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program This toy is cute and entertaining, though it falls short of being outstanding. The sounds and shapes are entertaining for young babies from about the age they learn to sit (roughly 6 months.) It has the put-in-take-out aspect for when they go through that stage, and works as a shape sorter when they become old enough to figure that out. Then the songs will help with learning counting and the alphabet. I think most children will find this a bit babyish by the upper end of the recommended age (36 months) but even my three-and-a-half-year-old wanted to check it out for awhile.

I have only minor complaints. One is that the toy centers around cookies, which for me isn't a huge obstacle but also isn't my favorite for babies at an age where I wouldn't feed them a cookie. Then again, the shapes don't really look like cookies so I doubt it matters much. The other is that the cookies/shapes tend to get lost easily since the front is so open.

Personally I lean away from the category of toys with batteries and jingles, preferring things like basic shape sorters with more shapes and toys that require more imagination as they get a bit older. However, the sounds do help keep a baby interested at a younger age and for longer, so they do have a place in our toybox. Within its category, this is a pretty decent pick for a baby.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program The Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Cookie Shape Surprise is a hit with my 6 month old grand-daughter. She loves the singing and response when a block is inserted in its place. The sounds can be easily turned off if it becomes annoying. The hollow blocks are easy for little hands to grab.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I've seen many versions of this type of toy as I'm sure you have (which is why I'm not bothering to tell you how it works). Usually my primary complaint with these toys is that once you get the shapes in, it's difficult for a very small child to get them back out. That is not the case here--if anything Fisher-Price has erred on the side of the shapes not staying in. I don't see this as being a problem during use, BUT I would like it if there was a way to secure the shapes so that when the jar is put away, they don't fall out and get lost (-1 star for that). Otherwise, I'm very happy with this iteration of a shape-sorting, noise-making toy.