Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Smart Bounce and Spin Pony - Product Review

When I first purchased the Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Smart Bounce and Spin Pony I thought I was making a great purchase. I didn't think that I could go wrong with this buy because my baby loves to ride things. And not only does the Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Smart Bounce and Spin Pony give my baby something to sit on, it also moves.

I was a bit wrong in my assumption because my baby didn't like it at all. After buying it for $60, I thought it was going to keep my baby entertained but I was wrong again. I ended up taking it back and getting a refund because all it did was sit in my daughters room and collect dust.

I personally thought the Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Smart Bounce and Spin Pony was great, but if my baby wasn't willing to play with it then I felt it was a waste of my time and money.

What I didn't like about the Fisher-Price laugh and learn smart bounce and spin pony

One of the things I didn't like about the Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Smart Bounce and Spin Pony was that it was suppose to be made for babies but it came with so many choking hazard pieces. I didn't understand how Fisher-Price made something so dangerous for babies. That to me, didn't make any sense so the only time I let my daughter play with it was when I was around.

What I liked about the Fisher-Price laugh and learn smart bounce and spin pony

I personally liked a lot about the Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Smart Bounce and Spin Pony. Regardless to the fact that my child found nothing interesting about it. Well, I can't say that ,because she did like the fact that it rocked back and forth. But as far as the interaction with the television, she wasn't that much into it. It might have been because she isn't old enough to fully understand how to play the games but either way, she isn't using the functions to their fullest.

I like the way the Fisher-Price smart fit park is made, It's made out of hard plastic which makes it sturdy for any child to ride on. The assembly is easy to do, there isn't much you need for it. All I needed was a screwdriver and my batteries and I was ready to rock. There wasn't much to do when it came to hooking up the Fisher-Price smart fit park. All I had to do was plug into my TV and she was ready to play. Unfortunately she didn't play the games, all she wanted to do was rock,.

My conclusion?

I'm not all that upset about the Fisher-Price smart fit park because the games that come with it are games that can grow with my daughter. So I expect for her to eventually start playing them. it's a great Fisher-Price toy for any toddler who likes to ride things. It's not pricey and if you can get your child to actually play the games on it, it might just be worth keeping around.