Dancing Walking Yellow Duck Baby Toy: Musical, LED Lights, Infant Activity Center for Toddlers and Learning Development - JOYIN Baby Toy Review

My daughter loves the musical duck! It's fun and can even move. I like to watch her chasing the little duck. Lots of moves and buttons to press. Eyes open and close, wings flap, beak moves as the song plays.

My 1 year old grandson and his 4 year old brother love this baby! It has been dropped on the ground many times so that it no longer moves in a straight line but continues to flap and twirl its wings. The child loves to dance to sweet songs. He gets lots of love every day! Really a very cute toy. happy with my purchase!

Need something to encourage my baby to crawl. This duck works very well! works well on a gaming pad and is loud enough. We use the lowest volume and that's fine. You can press buttons and play different sounds and music without the duck moving. The button on top of the duck's head activates the movement and lasts long enough. I hope this review and video helps.

My 18 month old is obsessed. Just took it out of the packaging today. He only has 2 songs that work when he touches the button on his head. It's annoying, but we were looking for a toy that plays music that he can control and dance to. He does both. He loves to dance and many toys will play the song for 10-20 seconds and by the time he presses the button and gets up to dance the song is over. This goes on for at least a minute.

I only recommend this toy for babies under 6 months. Our little one hated being on his stomach for over a minute until this duck showed up. We created borders for this duck using a cardboard box (to keep it close to baby's eyes) and after that tummy time became fun time. She began staying on her stomach for 5 minutes, then 10, and then more than 10 minutes at a time. Pros: Light and movement Cons: Loudness (even a lower setting is a bit louder for kids)

I ordered this for my 6 month old grandson after reading Revain's description that it was suitable for children 3 months and up. Imagine my surprise when I opened the outer packaging and saw that the manufacturer clearly states that this is not for children under 18 months! So now I can keep it for myself until next year when it's too late to return it if something is wrong. I can give it to him now and look like an idiot when his parents see the age on it, or I can give it back less than three

My 1 year old daughter got this as a gift when she was 6 months old. She loved watching him run then, and now she loves running after him. She even takes him to her crib if we let him (we don't let him - that thing is noisy!). That's why his first word was "oo" (it says "oo" when you press a certain key - I don't remember which one right now). It even has some kind of sensor preventing it from working. from the edges so it won't fall off even if it's on the table. He is so loved that one of the