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Set a space for fun, learning and sharing. The Shapes and Sharing Picnic Basket helps little learners explore shapes, colors/colours, manners and more. Over 30 audio responses encourage pretend play, and the 14-piece set helps children build motor skills as they sort, match, stack, empty and fill. Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog Learning Path for customized learning insights and ideas to expand the learning. Appropriate for children ages 6 to 36 months.
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LeapFrog Shapes And Sharing Picnic Basket
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180 of 181 people found the following review helpful
By iBoughtAHat
Durability:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is long, but you will know everything that you need to know:
PURPOSE OF PURCHASE:
My daughter had just turned 11 months old. I was looking for a fill-and-spill toy that she would not outgrow as quickly as many other baby toys and I was hoping for something that she would use for creative play for the next couple of years. We were skeptical at first because we felt that, although the price is reasonable, we still did not want to throw away $20 and she might not care for it or it may be a little mature for her.
I am so glad that we bought it. It was the last of the gifts that we bought for her first Christmas, and I just know it was meant for her to have.
DESCRIPTION:
Everything is made of hard plastic, except for the checked "blanket" which is like a handkerchief. The basket is packed pretty full with everything inside, but she can easily fit it all back in without help. She loves carrying all of the pieces around in her little hands. (There are many pieces and you don't want them lost!) The full basket is a little heavy for a baby. She did not carry the entire basket around until recently (14 months) and still prefers not to, but she has always taken it off of her toyshelf and sat with it closeby in the floor. I can watch this thing growing with her. She likes to put the food pieces and forks in her mouth. And she LOVES the sounds it makes when the lid opens and closes. She loves the songs that it sings, and let me tell you, the voice is too cute and sweet. She dances while she plays and tries to sing.
POSITIVE:
I love it because it is easy to wipe clean (even though I haven't had to clean it yet), it is durable, it is fun, adorable, AND VERY educational!!
I had not realized before she started playing with it, but it teaches manners (saying please & thank you) and some prepositions, such as: put one cup IN the other cup, spread the blanket ON the ground UNDER the tree...a picnic WITH my friend. It sings the colors of the rainbow. It counts up to four often. It sings short songs about how many sides each shape has, and each of the three foods on each plate is a different shape (triangle pie slice, square cracker, circle orange slice). It asks you to find each shape. The plates are similar to wooden puzzles (only plastic), and she is learning to put the foods in place.
She also LOVES music, and this thing is constantly singing. It even reminds you to push the butterfly button to hear a song. She can play with this toy 100% by herself, and I know that she will not outgrow it any time soon because it is also my favorite of her toys. And when her cousins (4yrs & 11yrs) came to visit, this is the toy that they played with for 2 hours straight! She plays with it more than any other toy (and she has too many toys). We have never had to replace the batteries since she first got it.
NEGATIVE:
The cups are not intended to hold liquids. They each have two holes in the bottom that you could almost stick a pencil through. I like that she will have to use her imagination and also I will not have to worry about the inside of the picnic basket getting sticky with juice and I am glad that ants will not be stored in there. (But some people would rather have usable cups, and if your child tried to use them, it would be messy, so I thought I would mention this.)
The only real negative that I can find is that the talking basket may ask you to find the triangle, but it has no way to know whether you found it, so it does not correct you or praise you. It never responds or gives hints or anything. So basically, it just randomly asks your child to find things, but she may never know if her answer was correct (or wrong!). Therefore, I recommend that Mommy plays with her.
BOTTOM LINE:
I say it is well worth every cent (and more)!
PURPOSE OF PURCHASE:
My daughter had just turned 11 months old. I was looking for a fill-and-spill toy that she would not outgrow as quickly as many other baby toys and I was hoping for something that she would use for creative play for the next couple of years. We were skeptical at first because we felt that, although the price is reasonable, we still did not want to throw away $20 and she might not care for it or it may be a little mature for her.
I am so glad that we bought it. It was the last of the gifts that we bought for her first Christmas, and I just know it was meant for her to have.
DESCRIPTION:
Everything is made of hard plastic, except for the checked "blanket" which is like a handkerchief. The basket is packed pretty full with everything inside, but she can easily fit it all back in without help. She loves carrying all of the pieces around in her little hands. (There are many pieces and you don't want them lost!) The full basket is a little heavy for a baby. She did not carry the entire basket around until recently (14 months) and still prefers not to, but she has always taken it off of her toyshelf and sat with it closeby in the floor. I can watch this thing growing with her. She likes to put the food pieces and forks in her mouth. And she LOVES the sounds it makes when the lid opens and closes. She loves the songs that it sings, and let me tell you, the voice is too cute and sweet. She dances while she plays and tries to sing.
POSITIVE:
I love it because it is easy to wipe clean (even though I haven't had to clean it yet), it is durable, it is fun, adorable, AND VERY educational!!
I had not realized before she started playing with it, but it teaches manners (saying please & thank you) and some prepositions, such as: put one cup IN the other cup, spread the blanket ON the ground UNDER the tree...a picnic WITH my friend. It sings the colors of the rainbow. It counts up to four often. It sings short songs about how many sides each shape has, and each of the three foods on each plate is a different shape (triangle pie slice, square cracker, circle orange slice). It asks you to find each shape. The plates are similar to wooden puzzles (only plastic), and she is learning to put the foods in place.
She also LOVES music, and this thing is constantly singing. It even reminds you to push the butterfly button to hear a song. She can play with this toy 100% by herself, and I know that she will not outgrow it any time soon because it is also my favorite of her toys. And when her cousins (4yrs & 11yrs) came to visit, this is the toy that they played with for 2 hours straight! She plays with it more than any other toy (and she has too many toys). We have never had to replace the batteries since she first got it.
NEGATIVE:
The cups are not intended to hold liquids. They each have two holes in the bottom that you could almost stick a pencil through. I like that she will have to use her imagination and also I will not have to worry about the inside of the picnic basket getting sticky with juice and I am glad that ants will not be stored in there. (But some people would rather have usable cups, and if your child tried to use them, it would be messy, so I thought I would mention this.)
The only real negative that I can find is that the talking basket may ask you to find the triangle, but it has no way to know whether you found it, so it does not correct you or praise you. It never responds or gives hints or anything. So basically, it just randomly asks your child to find things, but she may never know if her answer was correct (or wrong!). Therefore, I recommend that Mommy plays with her.
BOTTOM LINE:
I say it is well worth every cent (and more)!
27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
Durability:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
this is a great toy! very durable, bold colors. everything fits into the basket so it's easy to store and not lose pieces. My 18 month old daughter loves playing pretend and this is a great toy for her. Plus, all the food is a shape that fits in it's on spot on the plates, like a puzzle. It helps her with shapes, colors and I can get her to clean up when she's done. And she loves carrying this around the house.
40 of 47 people found the following review helpful
By Leeldoo
Durability:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
4.0 out of 5 stars
My 19 month old loves this set-- foods, plates, cups and music. I am reluctant to let her play with it because she can fit the entire circle shapes (cookie and orange) completely into her mouth.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Granddaughter
My granddaughter just loved the picnic basket. Her and I have had some great times with it and we hope to have many more.
Published 8 hours ago by Donna Touponce/wonder woman
5.0 out of 5 stars
My little girl LOVES this!
I received this toy as a gift when my little girl was only 6 months old and she has LOVED it since day one! She loves the toys fitting in her hands and keeps gumming them up. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Top Researcher
5.0 out of 5 stars
2 year old loves it
This is a neat toy! My 2 year old loves it and pretends to eat the food and drink out of the cups. He also likes to match the shapes with the matching food on the plates. Cute!
Published 10 days ago by C. Kline
5.0 out of 5 stars
very cute, great quality
Absolutely the cutest picnic set. It's very educational in a creative, innovative way. I was very impressed with it. Love!
Published 12 days ago by Tara McMillian
5.0 out of 5 stars
LeapFrog Shapes and Sharing Picnic Basket
Fun, entertaining learning toy for toddlers. Nice and soft pieces for the basket. Basket plays music when opened. Keeps toddler occupied and learns colors and shapes, as well.
Published 13 days ago by Anne M. Moriarty
5.0 out of 5 stars
Super cute
My twin nieces love this little picnic basket! This is a very cute, economical learning toy for toddlers and kids.
Published 13 days ago by Callie McDonnell
4.0 out of 5 stars
VERY cute, daughter loves it, durable toy
PRO's:
+ very cute design
+ colorful and varied piece sizes/shapes
+ audio is upbeat yet doesn't get annoying to mommy/daddy
+ lots of play options -- colors,... Read more
+ very cute design
+ colorful and varied piece sizes/shapes
+ audio is upbeat yet doesn't get annoying to mommy/daddy
+ lots of play options -- colors,... Read more
Published 17 days ago by Unforgiven
5.0 out of 5 stars
Choking Hazard?!
I looked at reviews for this and was so worried by the statements that said the pieces were choking hazards. Read more
Published 20 days ago by Mrs. Russell
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lots of fun for 15 month old!
My 15 month loves this toy. She spreads out the napkin and likes putting the "food" into the shapes on the plates. The songs are also very cute. Read more
Published 21 days ago by Julie Fregeau
5.0 out of 5 stars
Leapfrog picnic basket
My granddaughter loves it!!! She sets up her picnic things and adds her dolls and she's on a picnic!!!! Fun!
Published 22 days ago by Rosie Wesley
