🐦 Tiara Tweets: A Charming Little Live Pets Bird for Fun and Entertainment Review

My daughter has been fascinated by birds since she learned to communicate. Now that she is 5 years old she asked for a pet bird. I'm trying to teach her the value of life and freedom for animals and I don't want to "buy" her a live bird. It happened and now we are both happy. Tiara Tweet has beautiful eyelashes and a beautiful voice. She is beautiful and everyone in the family (especially adults) is in love with her. Great toy for kids - would recommend.

My daughter is enthusiastic about small living birds and is always happy when new ones appear. This series is much more stylized - plump and cartoonish, with big eyes with eyelashes. Her aviary was large enough to give to a friend, perhaps less as a testament to her generosity towards the fact that for some reason she found that particular bird less attractive. (She offered to trim his "creepy lashes.") From a parent's perspective, I totally agree with these toys. They're inexpensive, don't get

Little Live Pets Tweeterina is cute! This toy comes with minimal packaging. You need to have two AAA batteries handy to turn it on and start playing. My 4 year old daughter loves this bird toy. He posts cute tweets and chirping little birds. If she keeps the button on the bird box pressed, she writes down a short sentence that she says. The phrase will be much higher than what is written down in clay. This toy doesn't have a volume control, but I didn't find it annoying or loud. Please note…

This is an adorable little bird toy that will keep young children very entertained. I recently gave this to my daughter for her 5th birthday and she loves it. My daughter destroyed the packaging and instructions before I could photograph her, but this is a pretty basic toy. The packaging is a little annoying, like a lot of other toy packaging, if I remember correctly. There is an on/off switch on the underside. When it's on, it doesn't necessarily make noise all the time. You activate it by…

Comes in the polar opposite of non-irritating packaging. Seriously, I don't think I've ever commented on the packaging, but since someone clearly went to the trouble of designing the most difficult packaging to open, I thought it was worth mentioning. And so, after spending 10-15 minutes on it and finally pulling the @(#$&* bird out of all that packaging, I pushed the button and eagerly awaited my reward! Nothing. Turns out there was a Switch gives. Still no direction. Requires 2 AA batteries…