Fisher-Price Sit & Tap Rolligator

Grandson is 18 months. He likes this toy. He like the hammer a lot and of course he loves any ball that fits in his little hand. Colors are great and bright. He does get angry when he can’t get the balls out of the alligator so I have to show him how. He hasn’t learned that yet .

This toy has all the looks but not the functionally needed for a little one. Easy to put the balls in but hard to get the gator to release without parent help. The tail is just hard to press for release for the littles.

This easily became my 1 year old grandson's favorite toy!! Everything included is the perfect size for his tiny hands. It was very simple for him to figure out. The 3 included balls are easy for him to place in each hole and he giggles using the squeaky hammer to boop then down. This is very well-made and wonderful for the little ones!!

My little one loves this cute little alligator toy. She is only one and had no issue on figuring out how to make it work. Simply put the three balls on top of the alligator and hit them with the hammer to push them down into the holes. Then, hit the button on the side to make him open his mouth and have the balls roll out. Simple, fun, and oh so adorable. The hammer makes a little squeak sound when you hit it against something too, which, of course, is my daughters favorite part! Highly recommend!

My two year old really enjoys this toy. He can line up the balls, tap them down, and watch them roll out of the alligators mouth over and over again. The squeaky hammer is a bonus and adds to the fun!

Cute alligator toy. You of the balls in the top and have to open its mouth to get them out. Hold interest for a short while, but pretty basic for a one year old and 4 year old. My one year old had a hard time figuring it out but he liked it once he did.

The Fisher-Price Sit & Tap Rolligator is a fun, colorful toy that quickly became a favorite play time toy, it has encouraged developmental skills. My son just loves to tap the balls all day helping him develop his motor skills.

This is very cute. The little one can't seem to stop playing with it. It is kind of addictive to the little one. Now, mom would like a break from it. A lot of pounding can be a little much for her...oh well!

This alligator toy was a big hit with my toddler right away. She instantly was attracted to it because of its vibrant colors. She is 20 months old and is still figuring out how to utilize toys correctly. Some toys are more difficult for her to utilize than others. She was able to figure this toy out pretty much right away with only showing her a few times how to use it. She loves being able to place the balls in their slots and use the hammer to push them down. I feel like it is helping her with her hand eye coordination. It’s also a nice touch that the balls have numbers on them so she can practice counting as she plays. I would say the only tricky part is how the balls come out of the alligator. It’s easy for an adult, but for a 20 month old it’s more difficult to understand the concept so I often have to get the balls out for her. Other than this small downfall of the toy, I would recommend this to my daughter’s age group as it’s engaging while also being educational and alllows for practice of motor skills.

This alligator is absolutely adorable! Hours of entertainment for your little one. The jaw of the alligator moves up with the push of a button, the toy comes with three balls and a hammer. Everything is easy for little hands to grasp. The alligator is well designed and durable. Very happy with this toy.