The Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Smart Bounce & Spin Pony It's description Without being connected to the TV, baby can play on the pony and be rewarded by songs and sound effects from the pony itself. What's in the Box Smart Bounce & Spin Pony with base and handlebar; receiver Stand Alone Mode The child can change the game herself with arrow buttons on the pony's handle. If the child stops bouncing, after a short period a pony appears on the screen reminds the child to bounce and get the game going again. It will go into "sleep mode" after three minutes to preserve battery life. Just turn the drum or bounce the pony to start it up again. .caption ul.indent table.callout td.think td.glance The pony is actually the controller for educational video games. View larger. The receiver features kid friendly controls. View larger. What We Think Fun Factor: Durability: (what this means) The Good: Wireless technology, easy-to-use features, and challenging games make this interactive pony and educational games entertaining and educational for toddlers The Bad: While it's recommended for children 12 months or older, most 12-month-old children will be too small to use this toy effectively. In a Nutshell: Interactive pony and its included educational games provide plenty of physical coordination and mental stimulation for toddlers At a Glance Ages: 12 to 36 months Requires: 3 AA Batteries and 3 C Batteries; TV Construction and Design The Smart Bounce & Spin Pony is a molded plastic pony that sits on a wide, sturdy plastic base. But this pony is much more than your standard rocking horse: it is also the actual controller for the included educational video games. Games That Grow With Your Child The educational games feature simple, colorful animation that's easy for a small child to relate to, as well as perky, bright background music and fun sing-along songs. (Adult caregivers will appreciate that the potentially relentless background music can be shut off during play.) The child causes the animated features to react by bouncing on the pony and turning the drum on the pony's handle. The Smart Bounce & Spin Pony's five learning sites include: A to Z Zoo; Count & Grow Farm; Colorful Home; Shapes at Shore; and Opposites Playground. Each game can be played at 1 of 3 levels of advancement, which can be selected by an adult using buttons on the receiver. Level 3 allows children to "count along," and works with ideas like opposites and spelling. In level 3 of the Count & Grow Farm, for example, the child makes an animal jump over consecutively numbered hurdles and is encouraged to count along with the game. Spinning the drum on the pony's handle creates additional effects, such as playing new songs or changing the weather in the scene.
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