Fisher-Price Baby Learning Toy Link Squad A to Z Yak with Interactive Music & Lights for Ages 9+ Months, UK English, Compatible Only with Link Squad Items, HYL23

Who doesn’t love these. Brought these for our grandson. He loves them. They are great entertainment. It’s good how they are all connected when you turn them on. Hours of fun. Very well made and bright colours. Sizes are good.

bought when on offer but well worth every penny even at full price

Brighton colourful fun design captures the attention of little ones this is the second purchase as they worn the first one out take quite a few batteries but overall good value for money especially on a prime deal

I purchased this for my niece for Christmas. It’s a really engaging toy for a baby, lights up and plays sounds. It can link up with other characters in the range, I was surprised as I purchased the Panda for my other niece and they started talking to each other and playing music! Seem well made and works well!

Our boy is only a little over three months. Whilst he cannot make use of this on his own it brings us all soo much joy. To watch him smile and giggle for hours of joy. We have now bought the panda and will likely collect the whole link squad.

Brilliant play toy for our friends 1year oldSturdy and very well madeQuality good and great value for money as bought it half price !

My son got the whole link squad set for Christmas and he loves them. Keeps them both entertained and the button is easily pressed by my 7 month old. Music also plays when you spin to top.We have the older versions too (linkamals) link squad and linkamals do NOT connect with each other incase anyone buys these thinking they will.Overall an amazing set of toys and just as good on their own, sings loads of songs and interacts with each other.

The media could not be loaded. The Fisher-Price Baby Learning Toy Link Squad A to Z Yak is a fun toy for babies and toddlers and it has lots of learning opportunities.The toy has a bead bridge over the yaks head which is fun for babies but it seems odd when the toy seems to be aimed at toddlers more than babies. I guess it allows the toy to be enjoyed as babies and toddlers get older.On the left of the toy there is a disc to turn with a button in the centre. When the disc is turned a song is played which teaches about colours or welcomes children to the toy. I particularly like the colour song as the corresponding colours are shown in lights on the end of the microphone which is fun. There is also a recording option which will play back with a bit of music.On the right there is the alphabet along with a small picture. If the button is pressed on once the name of the picture is said followed by a short description, sentence and sound effect. If the button is pressed twice the name of the letter is read out but I find it takes an annoyingly long time for this to happen as a small bit of music plays before the letter is said every-time. It's okay if you're just pressing it once but if you're going through many letters the music before each letter is frustrating and time consuming.Overall this is a very educational toy but there are some things I'm not too keen on. For starters it is so so loud and secondly, once a button has been pressed there is no way to stop the toy from finishing the sentence or song until it's over. Some toys you could press G for example and then press H after and it would stop saying Gs information and play Hs but not with this one. This includes the songs on the disc which are very long, once they've started they'll be playing until the very end!We are enjoying this toy but with the few frustrations it has I think I can only give it four stars. I'd still highly recommend it though, especially for toddlers.