4.6 from 5 reviews

Baby Game Controller Toy with Lights & Music

  • Lights, music & sounds
  • Buttons, stick & D-pad
  • Realistic pretend controller
  • Smooth, baby-safe edges
  • Builds hand-eye coordination

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About this toy

A realistic pretend gaming controller for babies and toddlers from 18 months and up. Sized and shaped to look and feel like a real game controller, it has buttons, an analogue stick and a D-pad that each trigger different lights, music and sound effects. That means your little one can copy mum and dad and enjoy pretend play without touching the real TV remote or console. As they press and explore, this baby toy supports colour recognition, hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and cause-and-effect learning. Smooth rounded edges and lightweight plastic keep tiny hands safe, and at just 165g it is easy to grip and carry. A popular first birthday, Christmas or Eid gift for toddler boys and girls.

Good questions, answered

What age is this controller toy for?

It is designed for babies and toddlers from 18 months and up. The buttons, analogue stick and D-pad are sized for tiny hands, with gentle sounds.

Does it actually connect to a TV or game console?

No. It is a pretend-play toy. The buttons trigger lights, music and sound effects but it does not connect to any real TV or console, so kids can play without touching the real remote.

Are the materials safe for babies?

Yes. It has smooth rounded edges and no sharp corners, and is made from lightweight plastic that is easy for little hands to hold.

Does it come with batteries?

No. It uses 2x AA batteries, sold separately. Alkaline batteries are recommended for best performance.

How loud is it?

It is on the gentle side. The lights, music and sound effects are engaging for toddlers but not disturbing.

What is included in the box?

You get 1x baby game controller toy and a quick instruction card. Batteries are not included; it uses 2x AA.

How big is it and is it easy for a toddler to hold?

It is compact at 15 x 5.5 x 11 cm and weighs only 165g, so toddlers can grip and carry it comfortably from 18 months.

What does my child learn from it?

The light-up coloured buttons support colour recognition, while the D-pad and analogue stick help build hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and an understanding of cause-and-effect.

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What families say

5 reviews

Verified buyer

working well, delivery was fast too

Halima Ogun ·