Mini Refrigerators
Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Learning Kitchen
(Toy) Fisher Price
Open the refrigerator door to see the light come on, learn about opposites, or hear a sung song
Laugh and Learn Learning Kitchen is filled with learning and fun for baby in both English and Spanish
To see more information click the "Watch it in Action" link below the main product images
There are 4 modes of play: Learning, Learning in Spanish, Music and Imagination
Inside the fridge, there's yummy food and shape sorting fun
Price:
$39.99
$28.95
Customer Reviews:
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fun toy for learning and motor skills
This is one of my son's Fisher-Price toys that he actually plays with. He is 17 months and is not interested in things that just make noise and flash lights anymore. With this toy he practices putting the shapes through the holes, turning on and off the light, putting the food on the shelf in the... -
Lots of fun but poorly built!
This toy REALLY held my 10 month olds interest, she loves it BUT she has smashed her fingers twice in less than a week! It opens and closes too easily, the fridge door is too light compared to the sink side and when slightly moved one side always falls shut on the other. Since she likes to move...
I would go to Ikea and buy accessories in black...a cool oversized mirror...new bedding... a pair of black chandelier hanging lamps and hang on either side of your bed...dont get the fridge...that is what a kitchen is for.
Price:
$39.98
$46.49
Compact size is portable and ideal for travel
Holds six 12oz cans
Perfect for the office or college dorms
Uses standard AC adapter or 12v vehicle power plug adapter
Dimensions 10" x 7 3/4" x 11 3/4"
I'm a 14 year old girl. Kinda girlie, cheerleader.
I already have/on the list;
Gifts cars for: Victoria's Secret, Pac Sun, Wet Seal, Forever21
TV, guitar, iTouch, Laptop, Uggs, perfume, Sims 3(haha), mini refrigerator...
Movies, books, t-shirts of favorite bands/shows/people, makeup, new jeans, sweater, cool guitar pics, new guitar strap, new guitar music, itunes gift cards, cds
Parents-
Mom: shoes, shirts, purses, perfume, bracelet, books, movies, cooking utensils, candles
Price:
$129.99
$59.41
Everything a young chef needs for pretend house and restaurant play
Exceptional quality and value
This compact and efficient kitchen is easy to assemble
Sturdy wooden construction
3-burner cook top and oven with clicking knobs, a refrigerator, storage shelves, a ?cutting board? and a real, working, timer
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