Fisher-Price Linkimals Smooth Moves Sloth: Interactive Educational Toy with Music, Lights, & Motion for Babies 9 Months & Up Review

This koala is so adorable, he claps and dances and I love that you can get other Linkimals to all sing along. My child loves his new toy. Be sure to read the instructions if you get more than one link. I was confused as to how to tie them together until I did. It was very easy to set up and it comes with batteries.

The jury is out on how well these related products work, but if you're only buying a pair this is by far the cutest with the most action and the best skill captivate the child. VERY well made - sure with good nice sound. It's definitely fun. The smallest in the set is also very cute. The orange cat doesn't seem to be doing too much - we'll see if our little one takes an interest in him over time. This one is definitely the best in the set.

My child LOVES lights and music as do many other children so I thought this would be perfect. But it's just not worth the money. He just plays a few songs and dances back and forth. But like any child, my son wants to grab him and play with him while he sings and dances. But when he holds hands he makes this horrible noise because he gets stuck and sounds like he's about to break. Toddler toys that they can't touch just don't work for our very curious and busy little boy.

What a cute concept! Disappointed that he no longer does. I was hoping he would sing the whole ABC song but he didn't. Under 10 doesn't count.🤔 but it has button markings like him. Sing little songs at a time. Plays a lame game and you have to keep pressing the button to move it. What's the name of. Batteries die faster. All a child is attracted to is the head and the lights. But notice when they touch his head he makes a loud clicking noise because he can't be held or touched. So it can…

Sloth helps baby learn numbers, letters, etc. and have fun. Other Linkimals in the same language* will connect automatically if turned on at the same time. The sloth shakes its head and moves its arms, blinking and making noises. The volume can be adjusted with a slide switch (loud/quiet/off). The instructions don't explain the cryptically recessed button that breaks links (apparently a reset button). To reconnect, simply turn off and on the Linkimals you want at (approximately) the same time…