WowWee Child Baby Shark Interactive Tablet with Learning Games, Large, Yellow

My 3 year old nephew is loving learning "tablet". he was really excited when he saw it was Baby Shark, but has forgotten about that because he is having so much fun playing the games.

It is flimsy. Cheap. Barely audible. 30 for something that would sell for $5 at the Dollar store. All the toys that I bought from Baby Shark were over priced for the value of the toy. VERY disappointed. They take advantage of things that get very popular to make cheap toys to resell them at a very high price. Literally barely hear it.

i bought this for my grand daughter she loves baby shark but she will not even play with it. it doesnt have the theme song from the ahow it really was not worth the time and money i waited for it just to see jer smile bit she hates it this toy sucks tha ks

The tablet was lighter weight than I expected. At first I thought it was low quality but it really does feel nice and sturdy. The on and off button is very easy to push but the other buttons aren't obvious to my almost 1 year old. I love that the tablet sings the ABC's but other than that, I felt the product was lacking. I'm pretty sure it advertised learning games but upon pushing the "PLAY" button, the tablet only says "Let's Play" and there are no further instructions. If there are learning games, I couldn't figure them out. I do, however, appreciate that the volume can be turned up or down. That's definitely worth mentioning.

This medium tablet is about the size of a cell phone. Very simple design and features for young children. Features include: power button, names of the shark family, phone ringing, counting 1-10, abc song, and of course the famous baby shark song. All which are audible. I appreciate that this device is not too loud and that the snipets of audio are pretty short. Although this toy is recommended for children ages 2 and up, I did get this for a 9mo. old. Even young children are attracted to the remote control or cell phone at this age, so I give her this to play with rather than the real things.