And while baby is exploring the fun lights, sounds and role play fun with their smart watch, they're also being introduced colours and greetings! Alix: I would potentially recommend it if a friend told me their baby liked to play with gadgets that had buttons and flashing lights and songs. She has also started ‘dancing’ with her arms or head when she hears the music, which at nine months is a wonderful first for us.

Shaheena: I would choose this product because it’s quite light weight and easily can be carried around . Imaginative Play: The realistic smartwatch design lets babies and toddlers pretend to be just like you! Your busy baby can chat with Puppy, learn to count and hear all about different colors and greetings with the Learning Fun Smartwatch. I have a game controller which I think is the same brand and this entertains them for much better and has lots of difference functions. And while babies and toddlers are engaged in interactive play, they’re introduced to important educational concepts like shapes, colors, numbers and more, as they serve tea, chat with Puppy, or create their own interpretation of lunch.

Evie: I would not choose this product above all others on the market as I feel there is room for improvement. Imagination: Thanks to the realistic design of the smartwatch, babies and toddlers can pretend to be grown up! I would also recommend it to a friend who had a younger baby than mine as I think it’s quite a simple toy so would probably entertain a 8-10 month old for far longer than my older child.

I also found that she could play with this independently and she felt quite ‘grown up’ and happy to have a watch similar to mine. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Then contact your credit card company, it may take some time before your refund is officially posted.Having this toy meant that -for sometime- my daughter stopped trying to play with and steal my own smartwatch which was great! I agree and consent to the collection, use or otherwise processing of my personal data by Nursery Care Corp. Busy activities like pressing the toggle switch, turning the dial, and pushing the buttons helps strengthen your baby's dexterity and hand-eye coordination. This pretend smartwatch looks just like the real thing, with a light-up screen, easy-grasp band, and lots of busy activities for your baby to explore.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. This pretend smartwatch looks just like the real thing, with a light- up screen, easy-grasp band, and lots of busy activities for your baby to explore including fun songs and phrases to introduce colours and greetings. It’s very engaging, with all the Christmas presents baby loves all the music and functions she was dancing and laughing. We also do not accept products that are intimate or sanitary goods, hazardous materials, or flammable liquids or gases.This pretend smartwatch looks just like the real thing, with a light-up screen, easy grasp band, and lots of busy activities for your baby to explore. Kate: When I initially gave this product to my 14 month old daughter, she showed some interest, pressing the buttons and playing with the straps however within 5 minutes she had moved on to her other toys. Evie: If I could change one thing about this product it would be to add more interactive functions to the screen, I believe this would keep the intended audience engaged in play for longer. The whole concept of role play is highly encouraged due to its benefits in development and I think with a few tweaks, this product could be much more appealing. The idea of a watch design is brilliant as they show interest in anything that we use on a daily basis however it needs to have enough interaction to hold their focus which I don’t believe it currently has.

Fine motor skills: Through various activities and actions, such as the switch, the dial and the push buttons, your baby becomes more dexterous and improves hand-eye coordination. The screen also has no interaction/pressing options and just backlighting which means as soon as the child figures out it doesn’t react to them touching it, they lose interest pretty fast. Where development comes into play™ Early Academics: Sung songs and phrases introduce your baby to colors and greetings.Alix: I would like it to have more features if possible, especially considering it’s quite large and bulky.