Gund Sesame Street Elmo Puppet Review

Probably one of the best Elmo hand puppets I've ever seen. Very plush and the arms are easy to move. It loses a star for the lack of legs (kinda loses credibility without the legs), but I'll probably end up sewing some soft pants down the bottom. At the moment I only use a blanket/blanket to cover my arm when entertaining my 16 month old. Also four stars because the mouth is a bit difficult to move. Despite those two flaws, this is a great Elmo hand puppet that I would recommend to anyone who…

I bought this puppet to use in Zoom classes. I haven't used it for this yet but it arrived the day I went to a party at my house in August and I brought it and it enchanted everyone. I fell in love instantly. Well done. Durable and charming. Gund produces high quality stuffed animals. Expressive eyes. This is the real Elmo. I can't wait to call my friends with young children and see their reaction. The arms stick out awkwardly straight out, adding to the charm. I spoke to him once recently when

I wanted to play this online with my grandson. This is a good size for convenient use. Deduct one star as the filling needs to be opened up to allow for more padding around the mouth hinge. Mouth very tight on arrival. The material of the mouthpiece is plastic, so you need to create a curve along the sewing line for both the top and bottom of the mouthpiece. You can put your thumb and forefinger in your hands to clap and play hide and seek. You cannot manipulate your hands and mouth at the same

Pros: Material quality is good, Elmo's facial expression always looks cheerful/happy (at least the 1st doll we got in 2009; the 2nd doll we got in 2010 has a thicker neck and is rounder nose, 2nd unit is also more orange.) Cons: Hands and mouth difficult to maneuver at the same time, but I put rolled cardboard in the hands to make them stronger and make them easier to move. The structure of the mouth is hard plastic which is difficult to open/close, but I have found that with one hand you can…