This play remote is good for teaching the babies certain things such as how to hold a remote and use thumbs to press on the more difficult keys. My twins quickly learned to handle it the way adults and big kids handle remotes. The keys that their little fingers weren't strong enough to press gave them the opportunity to learn to press with their thumbs. They look like teenagers texting.
Ok, they get bored with the remote within a minute. It would have been better if I only used this toy as a distractor when out with the babies in public. That's when something like this that makes lots of sound effects would be ideal for critical immediate situations. Again, one minute is at the top threshold length of time a baby will be occupied with this toy, in my experience with my two babies.
For the price this toy is worthwhile, no doubt. It teaches dexterity with their hands and you'll be surprised how quickly they handle this "remote control" like a big kid.Get more detail about Fisher-Price Sesame Street Silly Sounds Remote.
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