Customer Reviews

Vtech - V.Smile Soft Songs Baby Phone

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

My two year old daughter loves this phone and has for at least a year - she will pretend to talk on it and gets delighted when she pushes a button and it talks and sings to her. I love the fact it has a volume control.It doesn't keep her attention for an incredibly long time, but I wouldn't expect it to. Definitely a fun and inexpensive toy.

Easy to handle, not too loud, great product, watch your child if he/she likes to chew on toys

This toy was also a gift. My son loved it at 6 months and still loves it at 16 months. It can get a little annoying when the child presses the same button over and over, but it is easy for him to use, and he enjoys it. There is a volume control button on the back, so for those who think it is too loud, it can be turned down. My child has never been startled by it as the other person experienced. It is a fun, well built toy. I recommend it.

We got this phone for our baby to give her in place of our phone. We were afraid she would figure out how to call China.

She likes the lights and sounds and plays with it all of the time. Sounds are soft, don't drive me and Dad crazy. HOORAY!

Highly recommend.

My son loves to press the different of this phone since it comes with music. It is with a perfect weight. I wish I could gave it N/A for education value since I was not expecting that from the phone so I enede up to give it just 1 star. I do not believe he learns anything from it yet being a companion. He had been playing this since he was 5 months old. Now he is 9+monhts is still loving it. Good investment for me as a parent.

We love the design and bright colors of the toy. We think the sound volume is very low, but there's no means to increase the volume. I suppose the volume is appropriate for infants.

My grandsons love the toy and use it when "mommy" is on the phone. Its super

Would I pay $25 for this? No. And I doubt my mom paid that much (maybe $10 to $12). But as my title says, I'm glad my mom has it at her house.

Fun: My son grips this really well and totes it around with him at Grandma's house. The little antenna thing was always in his mouth. Perfect teether.

Educational Value: It lights up and sings songs; not much to learn there. It's "smartest" use is simply that it's a toy kids can mimic adult behaviors with.

Durable: I have no idea how long my mom has had hers (oldest grandchild is 7) but it looks like it's been around for a while, and still works great.

If I were to stumble across this at a garage sale or thrift store I'd buy it, or if it was on a great sale. My 10-month old really enjoyed it, but it isn't such a must have that I'll spend much on it. If you do buy it, you'll quickly get used to "hi baby" "bye baby", but the sound is pretty soft so it's not annoying.

This phone is soft alright - the "music" is sooooo soft that it's barely audible. Not what I had hoped for from Vtech.

Glad I only paid $6 for this. More than that and I would have paid the shipping to return it. It's supposed to be for 3m+. The box says it's "infant-sized" but it's about the same size as a 1980s cell phone. The real problem though is that it's partly covered in cloth which can only be surface-cleaned. My 6-month-old drools all over everything then puts it in his mouth and chews on it. Since you can't exactly run this thing through the wash the fabric would be covered in disgusting unwashable slime in a matter of days with no way to sanitize it. No way I want him chewing on that after a few days. I guess I can keep it out of his reach and play a song for him, but there's no way I'm going to let him play with it. Maybe it would be great without the cloth.