We played a little bit, 1, 2, and that's it! She got bored because it doesn't make any noise and it's kind of uninteresting! Also, it's heavy, she hit her head once with the material!

We really like it! The little gadgets spin around and the mirror is very nice! It's a bit heavy for a 3-month-old, but they can play with it during tummy time

I can say that my child enjoyed it, they have been playing with it since they were 6 months old and now they are 9 and still find it interesting. They look at the colors, shake it, enjoy the noise, and of course, bite it a lot. They have hit themselves on the head and face a couple of times while shaking it, but nothing serious

I would say it's boring. It plays for a few minutes and then stops. It's also relatively heavy and requires attention, as when my little one was shaking it out of excitement, it accidentally hit her face a little.

While generally loving mirrors and being excited to be able to see herself in this particular one, she was disappointed to find that the mirror is of such poor quality (blurry and scratches easily) that it can't even provide that. If they fixed this issue, I think it would engage children much more.

It's not worth it, there are many other games from the company that are better... it's kind of pointless... I think if it had a sound like a real drum, it would be better, at least in that aspect. Now, the mirror is completely awful with the scratch, and as soon as I cleaned it, it got foggy, so no, I wouldn't say it's worth it at all

The most boring game our little one has. It was given to us as a gift about 7-8 months ago and went unnoticed. Maybe it's better for younger ages. Quality-wise, like all Fisher games, but boring.

Very heavy for a baby for the age indicated on the toy. The sound it makes is completely uninteresting. The mirror is of mediocre quality and scratches easily. It is not expensive but it is indifferent to the child

The child was hardly involved with it at all! It didn't capture her interest and it's also a bit heavy for a baby.

This is the second child of mine who plays with this toy and both have played with it quite a bit. Obviously, it is not for a newborn who cannot lift it, everyone knows their child better. The second baby, who is now playing with it, sees himself and enjoys it. He plays with the colorful parts that make the drum and bites them. I can't say that it has been destroyed, the mirror has scratched a little but not enough to blind the baby. I think it says it is for 0 months+ which means that someone can get it for a baby and show them the colors and themselves (blurry but yes), but mainly it is suitable for playing from 6 months+ when they understand that shaking it makes a sound. I recommend it, very convenient toy and it can be played with for a long time.

The baby has been playing with this toy since three months - today he is 6.5 months old and still shows excitement. He has spent a lot of time with this particular toy.

It is heavy for the baby to hold, but nevertheless he likes us to hold him and see other things, and the sound it makes is interesting. Okay for its price.

The sounds are not annoying like in other games with "electronic" sounds. However, it is disappointing that every time the child presses a button, it plays a whole melody, so it cannot be used as a piano where the child can create melodies on their own.

Satisfied with the construction and durability. However, the sound is particularly low and my baby finds no interest in it.

Our little one is 5 months old. It is very heavy, so she can't hold it and it keeps hitting her. The mirror gets foggy and the baby doesn't pay any attention to it.

Useless game, the mirror is foggy and full of scratches, it makes a little noise and maybe that's what catches attention for a few seconds. It hasn't broken despite constantly hitting it on hard surfaces.

It is the only game we have that I didn't like. I feel like the mirror "dizzies" the child. Besides that, they can also hit themselves. It's better to get another small toy.