Fisher-PriceBaby & Toddler Toy Laugh & Learn Smart Stages Piggy Bank with Learning Songs & Phrases for Infants Ages 6+ Months

BEST 1st Bday gift! My daughter received this for her first birthday last month. Even 5 weeks later she still loves it. I was surprised that less than 24 hours she had everything figured out.Pros* Perfect size for my petite 1 year but still big enough for older kids. My 3 year old niece loved it too!* Holds my daughter's attention longer than anything else.* Durable! Our piggy is kicked, thrown and dropped everyday for over a month. 100% holding up, even the door.* Easy for 1+ ages to operate everything independently.*Teaches fine motor skills.* 10 coins! Because you know some will get lost ( plus you can buy replacement coins! )* The coins are large and durable. No choking hazards.* Adorable songs and noises when his nose is pressed.* Teaches counting to ten in English and Spanish ( You are able to turn Spanish off but there is no off for English)*Comes with batteries,* A toy that will be interesting for more than a year or two.* Great Price!Cons* I only wish it would give just a little more time between inserting coins and counting before it resets. If you take too long before inserting the next coin instead of it counting 1 2 3 - 10 it will restart at one again. My daughter can normally it it to 8 though. This is a petty complaint.I loved this gift so much that I already bought one for my 1 year niece's bday. This will be my go to gift for the little ones for sure!

This pig has everything babies love and is jam-packed with learning features too. Little ones love cause and effect and love putting the coins into the slot. I was shocked that my 12 month old could do it right away. I imagine with younger babies you’d need to guide their hands. After that the pig counts as the coins clink into the tummy. Because the tummy has a clear door, the baby can also see the coins dropping inside. Then the baby opens up the pig, spills out the coins and starts all over... again... and again... and again.The coins are numbered on one side and have an animal on the other, and you get 2 of each color/animal. Good for matching and learning animals, colors, and numbers 1-10. Also, if you press the pig’s noise he oinks or sings. The pig has 2 learning modes (as all FP smart stages toys do), and the second mode is more advanced with commands, as well as colors and numbers in Spanish.You see this pig around daycares, preschools, doctor’s offices, etc. It’s becoming a “classic” baby toy. And it’s no wonder, kids absolutely love it. Even my 4 year old wants to play with it. And because of the smart stages, there really is something for her to learn through playing with it too! (The Spanish words and reinforcing her number identification).It’s also good for learning to take turns - each child gets 5 coins, one of each color and they take turns putting in one coin as a time. So far, no squabbles over the pig. It’s a good toy for cooperative play.

Perfect for my little 22 month old granddaughter! She loves playing with it!

My son has autism and has therapists come to our home and one of his therapists would bring this. He fell in love with it so we ordered our own. He loves to play with it and has no idea that he is learning at the same time. It helps with hand eye coordination, colors, counting all while it sings and makes cute sounds. Highly recommend for any toddlers. Glad they still make this classic learning toy.

Great for my toddler

The media could not be loaded. Fisher price really does have some of the best baby & kids toys! This cute little piggy bank is a favorite in our household. My daughter is 1 and loves pushing the nose and pulling out or putting the coins in. It’s easy to open, has two stages for growth and development and is small enough that it doesn’t take a lot of cabinet or floor space. There isn’t a volume control on this one, but can turn it on and off easily.

The Baby Piggy Bank Toy has proven to be a fantastic addition to our baby's playtime routine. The standout feature of this toy is the activity of picking up coins and inserting them into the piggy bank. While this initially presented a challenge for my little one, it quickly became apparent that the difficulty level was intentional and beneficial for fine motor skill development. The process of aligning the coin with the slot and successfully depositing it into the piggy bank required concentration and precision.

My 2 year old loves this. And it counts as you put them in.