 | 123 Baby Tigger and Me list: $34.99 by Fisher-Price Toy
(26 July, 2004)
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 | Activity Center list: $39.99 - our price: $29.99 by Tiny Love Toy
(24 reviews)  Customer Review: Baby loves it.: We bought this when my son was about 5 1/2 months old. He will wake up in the mornings an entertain himself on it for a long time. |
 | Baby Counting Pal - our price: $14.99 by LeapFrog Toy
(14 July, 2004)
(4 reviews)  Customer Review: Disappointed: My 7 month old daughter is strong enough to pull herself up, but she is not strong enough to activate the toy. I have to press fairly hard myself to get it to work. |
 | Baby Einstein Learning Sounds Piano by Equity Marketing Inc Toy
(10 August, 2004)
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 | Baby Playzone Sit & Pound Arcade - our price: $14.99 by Fisher-Price Toy
(53 reviews)  Customer Review: Nightmare packaging!!!!: My son & I both love this little toy, it has a volume control and the hammer and balls aren't heavy so they really wouldn't hurt if he hit someone, |
 | Baby Playzone Stride-to-Ride Walker - our price: $29.99 by Fisher-Price Toy
(157 reviews)  Editorial Review: Small children can enjoy this versatile toy through two development stages. Newly mobile babies can push the walker around: the easy-grip plastic handle keeps hands steady, while four wheels ensure the walker won&# |
 | Baby Tap-a-Tune Piano - our price: $13.99 by Little Tikes Toy
(39 reviews)  Editorial Review: Designed for very young children, this is a charming piano withfour large, easy-to-depress square keys in green, blue, red, and orange.When the keys are played, the metal xylophone-style strips on top of thepiano produce sweet chiming sounds. |
 | Baby's Mini Orchestra - our price: $15.99 by Edushape Ltd Toy
(5 reviews)  Customer Review: great for children of all ages!: My daughter received these instruments as a gift last Christmas and took to them right away. She was six months old at the time and they were easy for her to hold and shake to create the sounds. |
 | Brainy Baby's Think Station - our price: $19.99 by Vtech Toy
(30 July, 2004)
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 | BRIO One Man Band Toy
(1 reviews)  Customer Review: My ten-month old loves this toy!: My son was given this toy for Christmas. He loves to sit and play with it. It has many different parts that make different sounds. |
 | Buzz Mailbox list: $24.99 - our price: $19.99 by Little Tikes Toy
(70 reviews)  Customer Review: Our 3rd child loves the mailbox!: It has been a great addition to our toy collection, considering the third child has most toys for her age. |
 | Care Bears Dance 'N Play Piano - our price: $19.99 by P A Distribution Toy
(15 October, 2004)
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 | Classical Chorus Drum by Fisher-Price Toy
(3 reviews)  Customer Review: MY SON ENJOYS TOY- EXCEPT WHEN IT HITS HIM IN THE FACE: THIS DRUM IS A GREAT TOY IF YOUR BABY LIKES LIGHTS AND MUSIC- THE SOUND S ARE NICE. |
 | Classical Chorus Gym list: $34.99 - our price: $29.99 by Fisher-Price Toy
(110 reviews)  Editorial Review: Toys that grow with your child from infancy to toddlerhood are well worth their cost. The Classical Chorus Gym is one such toy, allowing your child to explore music at every stage of his development. As an infant, |
 | Classical Chorus Shape Sorter by Fisher-Price Toy
(11 reviews)  Customer Review: Will become a favorite and STAY that way: I love this toy because it has stayed fun WAY longer than other toys he started playing with at the same time (at about 6 months). |
 | Classical Chorus Stacker by Fisher-Price Toy
(21 reviews)  Customer Review: Get a regular stacker instead: This toy is amusing for my child, but I've found that the first thing she did was realize there are two buttons on the top that cause all the lights and music - she doesn't try to stack the rings, |
 | Crazy Legs Bug list: $19.99 - our price: $14.98 by VTech Industries Toy
(30 reviews)  Customer Review: A Welcome Gift for Little Ones: I first purchased this toy because it was colorful and cute but mostly because it was on sale for half-price. |
 | Dance Baby Dance Dancin' Bandstand list: $44.99 - our price: $39.99 by Fisher-Price Toy
(26 July, 2004)
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 | Discovery Ball list: $19.99 - our price: $14.99 by LeapFrog Toy
(163 reviews)  Customer Review: Has its flaws: My daughter really enjoys the ball but it has a few flaws: one, when you have it on the music function, you can play different tunes by pressing the letters. |
 | Dreamscapes Soother list: $29.99 - our price: $19.99 by LeapFrog Toy
(09 September, 2003)
(61 reviews)  Customer Review: Very happy with it!: ...And so is my 6 week old! It really does soothe! I was very impressed with how well it works when my baby wakes up in the middle of the night and I need to change his diaper or feed him and put him back down to sleep. |
 | Elmo's Sing & Teach Table list: $34.99 - our price: $17.97 by Fisher-Price Toy
(22 August, 2004)
Editorial Review: Get ready to learn shapes, colors, numbers, letters, face parts, animal sounds, and more with Elmo, Big Bird, Cookie Monster, and the rest of the Sesame Street gang! This Sing & Teach Table features tons of buttons and other interactive gadgets that prompt fun lessons for babies and toddlers, |
 | Flutterbye Dreams Lullabye Birdies Soother - our price: $29.99 by Fisher-Price Toy
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 | Giggle Ball by Infantino Toy
(35 reviews)  Editorial Review: In a sense, Giggle Ball is actually several toys in one. Shake it aroundand it rattles and makes a soft little hooting sound, follow the beads on thecurved plastic and it's a miniature roller-coaster toy, |
 | Hug & Learn Baby Tad list: $26.99 - our price: $24.99 by LeapFrog Toy
(310 reviews)  Editorial Review: Baby Tad is a wonderful interactive toy that makes early learning fun andeasy. Baby Tad (short for tadpole) helps your preschooler learn shapes, colors, activities,and songs. When your little one presses a colored light-up button, |
 | Kick N Drive Gym - our price: $24.99 by Fisher-Price Toy
(330 reviews)  Customer Review: Okay, until....: When I saw this toy, I got excited because at the time my son was 4 months old and kicking. I figured he would have fun kicking the bottom part and seeing the lights and hearing the music. |
 | Kick N learn Piano list: $24.99 by Fisher-Price Toy
(110 reviews)  Editorial Review: Parents who responded to piano lessons by kicking the instrument mayappreciate this toy as much as a baby will. Two ties hang it from the side ofthe crib, five "keys" on the soft cover conceal five buttons, |
 | Lamaze: Octotunes - our price: $24.99 by Learning Curve Toy
(60 reviews)  Customer Review: Bought it for the long haul: I took a chance buying this toy. I felt it was expensive, but reasoned that although my then 6 mo. old baby would not use it for more than a teether, |
 | Lamaze: Puppytunes - our price: $19.99 by Learning Curve Toy
(53 reviews)  Customer Review: Great Toy! Keeps my son entertained while riding in the car!: My son totally loves this toy and so do I! He is able to easily squish the legs and play the different notes. |
 | Lamaze:Pupsqueak list: $14.99 - our price: $11.99 by Learning Curve Toy
(48 reviews)  Customer Review: Love This Toy!!: This is one of the best purchases I have made for my daughter. I bought it based on the reviews that it got, and they were right on the money. |
 | Laugh and Learn Learning Birdbath by Fisher-Price Toy
(16 August, 2004)
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 | Leapstart Learning Gym list: $39.99 - our price: $29.99 by LeapFrog Toy
(15 September, 2003)
(69 reviews)  Editorial Review: This interactive learning toy will grow along with your infant. There are two modes: one for infants and "lie-down" play and the other for older babies and "sitting-up" play. Lie-down play consists of a musical mode and a learning mode. |
 | LeapStart Learning Table list: $44.99 - our price: $34.99 by LeapFrog Toy
(14 August, 2002)
(511 reviews)  Editorial Review: This is a happy, noisy toy that should amuse most toddlers. Everything that can be touched reacts in some way, from a trombone-playing frog to a book that sings the alphabet. Our favorite is the colored keyboard that sings each color you press. |
 | Learning Band Walker list: $39.99 - our price: $34.95 by LeapFrog Toy
(20 September, 2004)
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 | Learning Drum list: $19.99 - our price: $14.99 by LeapFrog Toy
(287 reviews)  Editorial Review: When it comes to musical instruments, the drum is arguably one of theeasiest to play: just give it a smack. Fortunately, LeapFrog has created a drumthat's sure to provide ongoing delight. It's an electronic instrument with fourdifferent settings. |
 | Light & Sound Galaxy Gym & Playmat by Infantino Toy
(36 reviews)  Customer Review: Great for young babies!: I used this toy with both of my sons. It was their favorite toy the first four months. My eldest son learned hand cordination and how to roll over under this gym. |
 | Link-a-doos Kick & Play Piano by Fisher-Price Toy
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 | Little Leap - our price: $29.99 by LeapFrog Toy
(45 reviews)  Editorial Review: Ribbit! This huggable froggie is one great learningtool--teaching toddlers and preschoolers the alphabet, phonics, numbers,colors, and vocabulary. When kids press the letters on his tummy orother buttons on his webbed fingers, |
 | LittleTouch LeapPad: "If I Were" Book list: $14.99 - our price: $9.99 by LeapFrog Toy
(28 August, 2003)
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