Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Sis’ Remote Only $5 (Regularly $15)
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Hop on over to Amazon or Walmart.com where you can grab this Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Sis’ Remote in Pink for only $5 (regularly $14.99) – the lowest price!
This interactive Laugh & Learn toy remote control is loaded with buttons, songs & learning fun. It’s designed to look like a TV remote to make the pretend play more real. When your little one presses the buttons the screen lights up and they’re rewarded with songs and phrases that help teach numbers, ABCs, opposites, colors and more. What a great way to give fine motor skills a push in the right direction!
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Fabulous! Thanks Hip2Save just picked this up for my new Grand Daughter….
Aww, Congratulations! You’re most welcome! 🥰
This toy continues to be a favorite in my house.
Thanks for the feedback! Happy to hear it has been so well liked!
My 2 and 3 year still love this toy 🙂
Thank you! My daughter will be 6 months just before Christmas. This will be so fun for her if I can keep my 3 year old away from it!
You are welcome!
Thank you, my almost one-year-old will love this! She always goes for the TV remote haha
LOL! Too cute! My daughter did the same thing at that age! You’re welcome, Susie!
When I click through, it’s only the pink one.
Yeah, the blue one is $8. The picture is misleading.
Thanks for pointing that out!