• Light-up pretend mixing bowl learning toy with play ingredients for exciting baking role play
• Playful songs, sounds and phrases introduce baby to the alphabet, numbers, colors and mixing colors
• Drop and pick up the ingredients in the bowl to activate lights, music and sounds
• Comes with 6 detachable play pieces including racing egg, milk bottle, set of 2 measuring cups, fake cherries, BPA-free chocolate bar and "mixing" spoon
• Promotes fine motor skills and introduces cause and effect for babies and toddlers ages 6 months to 3 years; includes volume control

Manufacturer's description of the product

Ready, set, bake!

Who needs a prescription? Your little baker is a natural talent. Just grab a musical mixing bowl. Add a handful of pre-made ingredients and lots of fun songs, sounds and colorful lights. Mix it all up and you get a lot of deliciously fun RPGs.

Age group: From 3 years.

Play while you bake with a touch of learning (and more than 25 songs, sounds and phrases).

The basket lights up as the little bakers mix the ingredients (and the colors).

Shake the bell with eggs, pour a little milk and take a "bite" from the bite ring of the chocolate bar.

Where development comes into play

- Early Academics: Singing songs and phrases introduce baby to the alphabet, colors, numbers and more.

- Fine motor skills: Grasping and moving play pieces in and out of the mixing bowl helps strengthen your baby's dexterity and hand-eye coordination.

- Thinking Skills: Babies are introduced to the fun of cause and effect as they figure out how to activate the lights and music by placing ingredients in the bowl or pressing the two buttons. Babies are introduced to the fun of cause and effect as they discover how to activate the lights and music by placing ingredients in the bowl or pressing the two buttons.

Ready for exploration and discovery

Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn toys are based on familiar everyday objects, so babies can discover how different things work through play. And as babies and toddlers engage in interactive play, they're introduced to important educational concepts like shapes, colors, numbers and more as they serve tea, chat with puppies or create their own interpretation of lunch.