Product Information
The VTech Light-Up Colour Chameleon helps your little one play and learn. The more children bend and shake the chameleon’s head and tail, they enjoy more sounds and colours. Press the buttons to learn about colours and shapes, and twist the legs for manipulative fun.
Your little one can also sing along to the chameleon song and move and groove to its beat. The VTech Light-Up Colour Chameleon encourages awareness of cause and effect relationships. The games and voice prompts allow children to control the pace of learning.
It also encourages fine motor skill development. A variety of textures, visuals and sounds stimulate sensory development, while aiming and concentrating on a target improves hand/eye coordination
9 comments
bmslade
16 Nov 15#9
Needs updating to £3.
suchitmehta7
16 Nov 15#8
says £3
mrsroberts11
16 Nov 15#7
coming up as £3
asur
16 Nov 15#6
Shows price of £3 but description says £2... Odd.
pokerguru
16 Nov 15#5
3 for 2 on selected items does not work. False advertising :disappointed:
HollynKitty
16 Nov 15#4
We had this - drove me bonkers!
dannyzz
16 Nov 15#3
Just search via the eBay item number: 291417504002
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Product Information
The VTech Light-Up Colour Chameleon helps your little one play and learn. The more children bend and shake the chameleon’s head and tail, they enjoy more sounds and colours. Press the buttons to learn about colours and shapes, and twist the legs for manipulative fun.
Your little one can also sing along to the chameleon song and move and groove to its beat. The VTech Light-Up Colour Chameleon encourages awareness of cause and effect relationships. The games and voice prompts allow children to control the pace of learning.
It also encourages fine motor skill development. A variety of textures, visuals and sounds stimulate sensory development, while aiming and concentrating on a target improves hand/eye coordination
9 comments