Talking Farm Barn, 6 Plush Animals That Say Their Names

Press the cow and it does not just moo. It says cow, then it moos. That one difference is why four different mothers filmed this toy the same week without knowing about each other.

Six farm animals, soft the whole way through, sized for a hand that is still learning to grip: a cow, a pig, a sheep, a duck, a horse and a rooster. Each one says its own name out loud and makes its own sound when it is squeezed. No batteries, nothing to charge, nothing to lose.

The barn they live in is plush too. It opens flat into a play mat, and when playtime is over everything goes back inside, the doors close, and it travels by its handle to the car, to the grandparents, to the waiting room.

From 6 months, and it keeps working until about 3 years, because what it teaches changes: first the sound, then the word, then the matching.

Take two and a glitter axolotl comes along at no charge. It lands in the basket by itself.