On the Go Activity Set By The Learning Journey International Review

When my daughters were younger, they loved to play with my phone and just press on the different buttons on my phone. Now that they're 3 and 6, they already know how to use my phone but this Electronic Smart Phone and Remote Key Ring Playset would've been nice for them to play with when they were younger.

My 3 year old daughter saw this set and wanted to "try it out".

The Learning Journey International's On The Go Activity Set includes a set of keys and a smart phone/remote control toy.

The smart phone has 6 buttons which react to touch and pressing. It has a 6-button keypad design and it makes fun sounds when these buttons are pressed. It is big and can easily be held by small hands. It uses 3 LR44/AG13 batteries which are already included.

The key set features a big button key pad which also react to touch. It has a flashing red LED light on top which flashes when the key pad is pressed. It plays several car remote sounds and since it's also big, small hands can easily hold it.

The yellow key features a spinning paddle while the orange key features sliding rings.

The colors of the key set and the smart phone/remote control is very vibrant. I like how this simple set encourages toddlers to practice their motor skills, thinking and learning skills as well as social skills.

My daughter is already 3 years old but she was still fascinated with the sounds of both the key rings and the smart phone. She plays with my 6 year old daughter and pretends they're calling one another as well as pretends that she's driving a car (with a big box as her car).

This is a nice set and is suitable for children ages 3 months and up.

You can visit the Learning Journey International's Website HERE to learn more about this set as well as their other products.

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