Chuckle & RoarPop It! and Learn - Educational and Electronic Popping Toy - Learn Numbers & Letters in Spanish or English - Great for Ages 6 Months to 2 Years

If your kid loves the popping fidget toys, then this will be a hit for them! I love how it asks questions, but no matter what they pop- it talks about what it is! Wonderful toy for my 2 year old son! Has animals, colors, and numbers!

I bought this for my toddler so she could play with it in the car, but even my daughter and her friends who are in there middle school teenage years find themselves playing with us and enjoying it in the car on the way to practices.The sound is not too loud or annoying and it seems to be built well enough to be thrown around the car and dropped without becoming defective.

Love that this is reversible for never ending bubble fun! Our 15 month old loves it! We bought it to keep him entertained in the plane on a long flight

Nice toy. Bought for my 18 month old but she doesn’t care for it. Not a problem, my 7 year old likes it. Toddler will like it eventually. Love that it is dual language so my 7 year old can practice his Spanish.

Our daughter's favorite toy & we get it for our friend's kid's 1st bday every time now!Volume options are off, low & high - but none are too obnoxious.We bring it everywhere and it's super easy for her to play with - even in the car!Great price & holds up great.

My LO has been entertained with this toy since he was 11 months old, still loves it at 15 months.

Love the concept, and my daughter loves it, but I really wish it was only colors. It has animals on them, but they’re the same color as the pop it so they don’t stand out and it’s only on one side of the toy, so she’ll pop the purple and it’ll say dog which I think is confusing since they’re only on the back.

I bought this Pop It thinking it was just a toy for kids, but now I’m sitting at my desk like a toddler CEO popping stress away one bubble at a time. Emails? Pop. Bills? Pop. Existential dread? Aggressive pop.The satisfaction is real. It’s like bubble wrap got a reusable glow-up. My brain, which usually runs on caffeine and mild anxiety, now runs on click, click, pop. Also, turns out it’s socially acceptable to bring this into meetings if you pretend it’s “focus-enhancing.”Durable, colorful, oddly therapeutic—I now judge other fidget toys by this standard. Bonus: my kid thinks I bought it for them. Cute.10/10. Would pop again. Forever.