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Hasbro Playskool Swing ‘N Score Baseball Review

I bought this toy for 1 My son's birthday and he loves it. It's a bit young to properly use the bat, but he does have soft-touch ball with his hand. Music frightened at first, but he likes it. This is a good value for money.

Hasbro Playskool Swing ‘N Score Baseball Feature

• Every time your baby swats the spinning ball, sound effects bring the game to life
• Sing along to the music of “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” as bright lights flash with every hit
• Perfect for building large motor skills and refining depth perception
• The swinging arm is height-adjustable to grow with your little slugger
• A unique baseball toy just for toddlers!

Hasbro Playskool Swing ‘N Score Baseball Overview

Help build your toddler’s physical skills with this colorful, electronic baseball toy that’s a home run in fun! Every time baby bats the ball, the toy “comes alive” with the sounds of the game, the crack of the bat and roar of the crowd. Sing along to the music of “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” as bright lights flash with every hit. The swinging arm is height-adjustable to grow with your little slugger. And the chunky, easy-grasp bat stores conveniently on the swinging arm. Includes bat. Adult assembly required Age: 9 months+ Requires 3 “AA” batteries (included)

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Customer Reviews

My Grandson loves baseball – Linda Haxton – Camden, DE USA
I bought this book for my grandson's birthday and he loves it. I like it because the ball is right there, so you will not have to chase the ball around the court.

What a Waste – S. Nelson – Grandview, MO
I bought this toy for my grandson, 1 Birthday. I thought it would be great for improving hand / eye coordination, but has little interest in toys. Was too large for her. This is not very stable, because he hits the ball, rolling over. Not to keep his attention. Almost a year later and you can hardly play. All in all fun, no!

OK – L. Trivino –
How to get a little bit, I thought it would be bigger so that my child would rather stomp on them instead of trying to hit the ball. It works better if the State does not sit, as it is so short.
*** Product Information and Prices Stored: Dec 05, 2009 22:36:33

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