Customer Reviews

Vtech - Disney Princess - Dial 'N' Learn Telephone

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4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Our daughter got this phone as a gift and was really excited to open it. She wanted to speak with the princesses. Unfortunately, when you dial the princess' numbers you only reach one of the "favorite" songs. The songs do not even correspond to the movies or CDs. It does have some fun learning activities where you find the princess' partners or play some musical tones, but all in all we thought it was disappointing. Additionally, some of the tasks were a little beyond our 4 y.o. capabilities, requiring her to read the "phone book" to dial the correct number.

Very cute! there are so many learning options on this phone. Your child ages 3-5(boy or girl) will play with this for hours.

We bought this phone as a gift for a friend's little girl. She loved the phone. She opened it, and all the little girls at the party wanted to play with it. It is very cute, works well and is pretty sturdy.

Very cute and princessy!!! My kids never really play with toys for more than a week or so, so I dont even know where this is! My daughter is almost 4 and I think this would be more suitable for a younger child.

My 3 year old daughter loves this phone. It was a little confusing for her to figure out that she couldn't actually talk to the princesses, but it is actually a fun toy that she really enjoys.

My oldest daughter who is about to turn 8 has had this phone for a few years now and it is still in great shape. This is a compliment to the toys durability as she was not always the most gentle with her toys! Now I have another daughter who is going to be 2. She also LOVES to play with it, so I am getting it for her as a Christmas gift, seeing as my older child still wants to use it aswell. Now-the educational aspects may be too advanced for her at this time but she does love playing with it and it can grow with her. I have no worries of it lasting.

My 3-year old daughter loves this toy, but she keeps trying to dial the princesses to talk to them. She can't. Dialing their number only plays music, which confuses her. But overall, a nice, colorful toy.

I bought this toy for my son and I figured if it turns out too 'girly' I would give it to my niece.

As it turned out, it is definitely not adequae for my son but it is definitely more adequate for my son than my niece! It has also gender neutral issues. Let me give a couple of examples and if I have time one day I will give more specifics:

This toy has sophisticated electronics but the design behind it seems lacking. For example, it will give negative feedback for choosing the wrong answer but I will not give any feedback if you chose the right answer:-)

The toy is designed to encourage vanity and other undesirable traits and feels like it was designed by someone who has a sterotypical and negative view of what American girls are like. More later got to go..

Probably designed by some insensitive backward male out there.. And my apologies to all the good guys out there. I know there are a lot of you out there and I am married to one of them:-)