🎵 Musical Toy for Babies: Discover Nutbrown Hare Jack-in-The-Box - Guess How Much I Love You Review

This design looks good but is cheaply made. Two examples: 1) The handle doesn't turn well and feels like it's breaking off at every corner; 2) The retractable plush toy looks good but is very difficult to put down/reset. I do not recommend. Spend your money elsewhere, this toy is reminiscent of cheap Asian toys from the 1950s.

These are memory toys! We bought a boxjack and book sets for the young grandchildren (ages 23 months and 31 months). Both loved the Jack in the Box! Yes, you need to help a child that age turn the crank and put the bunny back in the crate, but wouldn't you? Isn't that part of the fun? We couldn't be happier with our purchase.

This little devil out of the box is absolutely adorable and adorable! It will be a great gift for little kids. I bought it for a one year old child. The volume of the music he makes is just right. The tube is called "Pop Goes the Weasel". The little bunny that appears is well done and pretty as can be, and the bunny is a bit bigger than I expected. the handle rotates easily. I think this toy will last a long time if used properly. It is very likely that the toy will be good enough to pass to…

We bought this when our daughter was about 6 months old because she loved it when someone surprised/played hide and seek. The box is very cute in person and looks well made. However, she was scared when the rabbit jumped out. So we just left it open and she will play with it. Now that she's 9 months old, she's not scared of a rabbit showing up, but she doesn't find it funny either. I'm sure it will come with time. We keep it to this day (partly because we can't return it) but if we had known…

I bought this for my daughter to put in her Easter basket. I would give this product five stars as it is absolutely valuable and we love the story that goes with it but I only bought this because the one we bought previously broke and she was very upset about it . It was difficult to stuff the rabbit far enough into the box to close the lid, and sometimes even the old one wouldn't open the lid. Eventually it just stopped opening fully. Our new bunny was packaged exactly as shown in the photo…

Got this for a walnut bunny themed baby shower where the mom-to-be found out her baby's gender during the shower. We switched to Gender Reveal. Everyone but her knew. Gender-specific accessories, an elasticated princess headband and a pink feminine necklace were put on the bunny before it was placed in the box. In the shower, she had to turn the knob and wonder at the pop-up window, and then be surprised again at the baby's gender. It was perfect. It then became part of the nursery decor. It…

Impossible to describe the joy and happiness it brought to the recipient and ALL the family this Christmas. It was perfect! Not sure about durability, we plan to handle it with care. **I recommend that you make sure the bunny's ears are fully tucked in when you close the lid, otherwise it may be tucked in/spring loaded. A very young child may need help. It's not easy to get it back. But that doesn't mean it's bad. The spring has EXACTLY enough force to "pop open" properly.* Another tip: once…

First of all, I would like to mention that this box is very thin, and as a valued reviewer remarked, the Little Hazel Hare cannot simply return to the box. It may be a toy, but it needs to be handled with care. I have a rule in my house that every child (4, 3 and 9 months old) gets a Christmas present from Santa, and that special present has to be something special. an elf might do in a toy store. This jack-in-the-box was what Santa got our little girl for her first Christmas and ended up…