Review on 🎶 Blue Alilo Smarty Bunny Shake & Tell Musical Toy Rattle for Newborns and Infants - Soother with Lullaby Song Story, Music Player & Games by Anastazja Zawada ᠌

Name: 🎶 Blue Alilo Smarty Bunny Shake & Tell Musical Toy Rattle for Newborns and Infants - Soother with Lullaby Song Story, Music Player & Games
Item: 🎶 Blue Alilo Smarty Bunny Shake & Tell Musical Toy Rattle for Newborns and Infants - Soother with Lullaby Song Story, Music Player & Games
Rating: 5

December 20, 2022

The best thing for the money, I'm glad I chose this option.

If you could ate the content, that would be great.
Different pros:
Good sound quality. Lots of songs and stories. The stories are told very expressively by the narrators. Good form, especially for throws. Ears really like to gnaw. The toy can be used from the birth of the baby.
Has some cons
The rattle mode is not clear to me. These sounds frighten the child. Especially the oink of a real pig. And it is not convenient that after using the mode of songs or fairy tales, the toy automatically switches to the rattle mode. And the color recognition mode is also, in my opinion, nonsense.

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Ada Wodarczyk ᠌

December 20, 2022

Its pros: Good songs, funny sounds, nice view Has cons: Volume control: the child during the game often involuntarily changes the volume down to a minimum. But our tail did not fall off

Chun Hee Kim ᠌

December 20, 2022

Its pros: Comfortable for the child's hand, volume control, high-quality sound. Has some cons I ordered 2 purple and blue Blue does not detect colors well - even the cards that were included. Purple doesn't make mistakes

Gim Ji ᠌

December 20, 2022

Pros below: Many songs, poems and fairy tales. The children really liked it. Cons below: Eyes are erased, although they bought recently.

Ada Pindelska ᠌

December 20, 2022

Pros below: Great bunny, listen to songs and fairy tales. Obviously even a grown child will be interested. Cons below: If it cannot determine the color, it is always "blue") you cannot turn off the English dubbing of colors. It turns out that the child remembers "Blue Blue".