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Lamaze Play & Grow Jacques The Peacock

from: Learning Curve


Bought Jacques the peacock last week for my 18 week old grandson Jack he loves the bright colours and the crinkley sounds, look forward to buying others in the Lamaze range, thank you Amazon.

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Lamaze - Stretch The Giraffe

from: Learning Curve


I got this present of my late wife for my 50th birthday and i have never looked back since tht day i saw it i fell in love with it i am now trying to marry it and have lots of babies

brilliant amazing and it has been day i had it gd price to i recommend i to any old men and women if there lonely

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Lamaze - Moose

from: Learning Curve


Nice toy, not wildly exciting but is ok to take out on the pram. My son gets bored with it after a while - probably suitable for a 4 to 6 month old only

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Lamaze - Freddie The Firefly

from: Learning Curve


I bought this toy as it looked like it would hold my attention as well as my baby's! It did the trick as there are so many little details on it. Alongside the bright colours, which were great for my newborn as he is not able to feel the different materials yet, the back is black and white which he spends forever gazing at. Having bought the lamaze monkey also, Freddie has much more to do, including a mirror under one wing-great for peek-a-boo!

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Faces (Baby's Very First Book)

from: Macmillan Children's Books

October 25, 2002
My little girl has been interested in these types of books from the age of 2 months (she also has a pets one) when she became fascinated by the pictures. She is now 4.5 months and still loves to look at the pictures (with a few sound effects from mum or dad!) or just grab the book and scrunch it up (it makes a crinkly noise) and put it in her mouth! It's very light so she can move it around easily. These kind of books aren't expensive and I reckon they're well worth the money.

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Lamaze Gardenbug Wrist Rattle & Footfinder Set

from: Learning Curve

October 25, 2002
This a fantastic learning toy my baby loves it, there is so much for them to take in they will never grow tired as there always something new to explore. the only problem we had was putting all 4 bright noisy bugs on at the same time was a bit overwelming at first so i would suggest trying one at a time at 20 min intervals

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Lamaze - Peek-A-Boo Surprise Cube

from: Learning Curve

October 25, 2002
I echo the sentiments of the other reviewers but would like to add that this toy smells great (it has a subtle lemony scent) and makes a really unusual noise which is kind of like the clink two glass bottles make when they touch each other.

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Lamaze Play & Grow My Friend Emily

from: Learning Curve

October 25, 2002
This lovely little doll looks so much better and brighter than expected, I'm sure it will be a favourite and much loved Christmas gift, you won't be dissapointed!

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Lamaze - Panda

from: Learning Curve

October 25, 2002
You can tell from my pen-name why I got this! We got it when our wee boy was 5 months and it's got so much on it - crinkly flowers, teething ring with a ladybird and some other creatures on it, crinkly feet & ears with different patterns and textures....but right now his favourite bit is the hook which he likes to chew on!!! I'd recommend this because it lasts due to the different bits of interest - and it's cute too.

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Lamaze - Balancing Bug Stacker

from: Learning Curve

October 25, 2002
Great fun. My son is 9 months and loves the bugs. We make towers we play with them individually and he loves banging them together in the car. They are brighly coloured and the legs and wings are tough rubber and my little boy also loves chewing them.