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Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Puppy's Smart Train


Computer chips are an amazing thing.   This toy provides a robust multi-media experience.   The voices are so darn cute, the colors so bright, the songs are catchy.  This will catch the eye of the most active child.  It moves, sings, makes noises and has levels for as the child ages.   The toy has Fisher-Prices levels, one, two and three in the same toy.   (Explore, Encourage and Pretend)   This is a toy that looks as if it will have a surprising longevity from 6 months to 36 months.

It needs two batteries and thank you Fisher-Price for including them.


·                        Press the smokestack to activate motorized action, lights and sounds
·                        Motorized train encourages crawl-along fun
·                        50+ learning songs, tunes and phrases
·                        Manual switch for Smart Stages level changes
·                        Includes Puppy, Monkey and Froggy rattle figures - just the right size for baby's hands

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