Review on Discover the Fun: Skip Hop Explore & More Bee Developmental Learning Crawl Toy with Follow-Me Feature by Klassic Duncan

No matter how slowly we teach our daughter this thing, as soon as she moves she thinks she is being controlled by evil spirits. She immediately starts screaming, tries to crawl away from him, but he randomly pursues her and keeps panicking until we grab her and take her out. It's heartbreaking and a little funny at the same time. Ironically, she loves bees but doesn't play with them. She likes to smile at him, yell at him and wave at him from afar; We put it on a shelf attached to the wall almost 6 feet high and she pretends to welcome a friend. Uh... well. Evil? Then I remove the bee, she holds it, and then I throw it to the dogs to get (and the bee is heavy and strong and very noisy when it falls on a hard ground). Dogs, on the other hand, think it's the greatest toy ever. At least someone is having fun! We really think it's a quality toy, the sounds aren't annoying, it's fun to look at, it's solid, it's creatively made and it's really cool (the camera inside keeps it from bumping into anything). The only thing I would change is two more shots: 1. Where he can still sing and glow but not move because I hope it's less scary for a human kid to get used to. And 2. Where he just moves his foot and then stops. Same reason again.