Fisher Price Think & Learn Teach ‘n Tag Movi Review

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LP and Little Man have always loved electronic, interactive toys. Ones that they can play along with, that talk to them, play music to them and have more levels of play than other toys. So when Fisher Price’s Think & Learn Teach ‘n Tag Movi arrived to review the children were so excited. The age range for Movi is three to six so at four and six it was the perfect toy for LP and Little Man.

Review: Fisher Price Think & Learn Teach 'n Tag Movi

The Think & Learn Teach ‘n Tag Movi looks so cute in the box. He’s a little robot that starts talking to you as soon as you press one of his buttons – which the children did constantly before we even took him out of the box.

Review: Fisher Price Think & Learn Teach 'n Tag Movi

Once free from his packaging you just need to attach Movi’s back wheel and then he’s ready to play. He has an on off switch on the back and straight away he was moving around the room with ease. His three wheels give him 360 degree mobility so he can change direction and spin around with no problems at all and he could easily move across all floor types – carpet, wood and tiles.

Review: Fisher Price Think & Learn Teach 'n Tag Movi

Movi has three different play modes and six different games to play and each one encourages the children to move around and play whilst being active – so different to other stationary toys.

Review: Fisher Price Think & Learn Teach 'n Tag Movi

The children love it when Movi asks them questions – and they answer by pressing buttons on his head. He’ll make animal noises and the children will have to guess what animal he’s being or he’ll ask them to think of an object and then tell him how many sides it has.

Review: Fisher Price Think & Learn Teach 'n Tag Movi

In other modes Movi will get the children to see if they can catch him – playing robot tag – or he’ll get them to move when his face is green and stop when his face is red, staying as still as possible like musical statues. These games work better with a bigger area to play in to let Movi really explore but even in smaller spaces the children really enjoyed the games.

Review: Fisher Price Think & Learn Teach 'n Tag Movi

All of Movi’s play modes help the children to listen and follow directions. They love to play Movi says where they listen to Movi’s instructions and do the things he suggests like running, jumping or putting their hands on their knees.

Movi has such an expressive face that shows different emotions as the children play. His face also changes colour and the children love how friendly Movi is, thinking of him as the newest member of our family.

Review: Fisher Price Think & Learn Teach 'n Tag Movi

We’ve been playing with Movi every day for a couple of weeks now and he hasn’t got repetitive. He’s fun, engaging and the children love to play with him – it’s like having an extra play mate at home for them. Movi always has suggestions of games to play and he’s always happy to play with them. The children have really loved having him to play with and I think Movi would be a great gift for any child that has real longevity and a really realistic age range. It’s also really good value for such an interactive toy – and comes with batteries included.

Think & Learn Teach ‘n Tag Movi has an RRP of £44.99

Here’s a little video of Movi in action:

132 thoughts on “Fisher Price Think & Learn Teach ‘n Tag Movi Review”

  15. My children are 13, 5 and 6 months old and have all had Fisher price toys, they do a fantastic range, I’m going to get my daughter a dance and move beat bo for Christmas she will be 9 months old then and loves musical toys xXx

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  24. My kids had the cookie shape sorter and it was so good I have bought it at least 3 times since for the little ones of friends and families.

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  49. The most loved Fisher Price toys in this house are all from the Little People range. The Thomas & Friends Animal Rescue set is particularly loved.

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  50. Ah such a difficult question! there are so many fab toys from Fisher Price! I think I would have to say the Beatbo as I still giggle at my little one dancing with it!

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  59. Going back to basics.. but every child loves to talk on the phone, and how cute it is to watch them. so it is the Chatter Telephone.

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  64. We love fisher price & My nephew would love this. My sons favourite is his Fisher Price imaginext DC Superfriends Transforming batcave.

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  77. I had lots of Fisher Price toys as a child and my favourite was always the school house. Out of the current toys my favourite would be the Chatter Telephone as I also had a similar one to this.

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  95. there are so may fab fisher price toys
    its very hard to pick one as
    what ever ones we have had over the years has been great
    but the little people would come out top as all there types are very educational and great to play with
    plus they last so long they can be passed down to family and friends

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  100. Love Fisher Price and often will buy for my nieces and nephews, my favourite has to be the Little People range as you can collect as little or as much and they all go together.

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  101. I use to love the Fisher Price music box as s child pretending to put on my records like my mum and dad. Which is funny because my little girl also loves the new version of this toy aswell

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  105. I absolutely love Fisher Price, their wide variety of toys, both fun and educational for all ages are both amazing quality and perfect for children. My favourite range of theirs is the Little People range as my older daughter will play with her sets for absolute hours, creating a whole little town. It really does inspire her creative play.

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