VTech Click and Count Remote, Black

My toddler was constantly trying to steal our TV remote, so I decided to get them their own. The VTech Click and Count Remote in black has been an absolute hit in our household!The remote is the perfect size for little hands, and the chunky buttons are easy for my 18-month-old to press. I love that it has number buttons (0-9) which introduce basic counting skills, and the bright colors and fun sounds keep my little one engaged. The volume control is a lifesaver - loud enough to be entertaining but not so loud that it gives parents a headache.What really impressed me is how educational this toy is while still being fun. My child is learning numbers, colors, and cause-effect relationships without even realizing it. The different modes keep it interesting, and I've noticed my toddler mimicking phrases and numbers back to the toy.Battery life is excellent - we've had it for about two months of daily play and haven't needed to replace the batteries yet. It's also surprisingly durable - it's been dropped countless times on hardwood floors without any issues.For under $15, this is one of the best value toys we've purchased. If you have a remote-obsessed toddler, this is absolutely worth buying!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Baby loves this!

Purchased for my 10 month old granddaughter, arrived less than 24 hours. Has all the bells and whistles to keep her occupied. Light weight, great gift for value. Hopefully she will return the other remote to her parents now. Hahaha

The perfect remote for your child to grab during game day, movie night, a morning cooking show, cartoons, or the news. You won’t need to claw this remote out of his or her hands! It resembles a real TV remote, so babies are immediately interested. I like how there is a volume button, and it teaches numbers. The only downside is that it is hard, so if your child is waving it around while he or she is sitting on your lap on the couch, watch out. It hurts to get whacked with it.

This baby remote is fantastic! The quality is excellent, and my baby absolutely loves playing with it. It keeps them entertained for hours. Highly recommend for little ones!”

My daughter has been interested on the TV remote since she was a few months old. As she got a bit older, she would try to be sneaky and would wait till no one was looking and she would hide our remote in her covers. Bought her this, and she was instantly enthralled with it. Lots of buttons and lots of different noises, but she always likes to hit the same button over and over again, no matter the toy. I love the volume control it has: off, low, and high. I turn it on low when she feels the need to repeat the same sounds. She is 14 months old now, and for a few months has understood how to turn the volume up, and it is easy to do as the slider button is right on the side of the remote. She is a biter and likes to gnaw on toys. It is holding up pretty well. She likes to throw on the concrete when I get her out of the car, and it takes the abuse well. Best of all, she mostly leaves the TV remote alone now 😊.

My daughter kept stealing my remote- so I bought her one of her own. She loves it! So many functions/catchy tunes. Keeps her entertained and good quality.

I was debating whether to purchase this Vtech toy remote control over the Fisher-Price one and ultimately what swayed me was the color and look of this one--the remote controls we happen to have in our house, that my eight month old son loves to grab and play with at any chance, are all black, whereas the Fisher-Price remote is gray. I wanted one that was as similar as possible to our "real" remotes.This play remote is really fun, with lots of buttons to press, and tons of different responses and songs. It even feels like a real remote when I pick it up and pretend to change channels just for fun sometimes before handing it to my son. I like that it has two different volume levels and fun colored flashing lights, and that the the buttons mimic actual real-life remote ones such as volume up and down control, up and down channel buttons, on and off buttons, number keys.Sure, some of the phrases may seem like they're encouraging TV watching (as I've read from other reviews here before purchasing, and listening to it myself) but really, my eight month old baby is not going to end up a couch potato TV addict because of some sing-songy repetitions on a toy ;) --that will be solely based on my parenting choices, so I'm not too worried about that aspect!