Fisher-Price Slow Much Fun Stroller Sloth - A Colorful Companion for Kids 0+! Review

I would recommend but it hangs too low for my car seat. He keeps punching my 3 month old in the face in my Britax car seat. Although it's charming

Perfect for kids! My child continues to love it! Boys love to chew fur and chat in the mirror. The forks are strong enough not to break. Definitely recommend Lorikeet Parrots!

My daughter loves this sloth toy. At 13 months she still plays with him in her car seat. If you pull it, it vibrates. It's made of soft plush material and to be honest, it's just adorable. You can hang it on your stroller or car seat.

This is a very cute toy. My only complaint is that the branch on the side is quite stiff and makes up the bulk of the toy. Probably this would not be used on a very young child until he could control his hands and drop it on his face while playing with it. Otherwise it's fun and seems well made.

First - overload MERCY! It has a large bracket so it can be easily attached to a stroller, car seat, inflatable chair - just about anywhere. It's well thought out. The vibration is strong, but not strong enough to be intimidating (if that makes sense). "Branch" made of hard plastic. The stuffy is so soft that it has both a mirror mount and a touch/sound sheet mount.

Super cute but not everything I thought. He loves the rustling leaf (my 5 month old's favorite sound of the moment) and he loves chewing on it. He likes the mirror (he likes to look at the "baby in the mirror"). And he likes the tractor (he likes to grab it and pull). He doesn't like the huge plastic "branch". He doesn't like the fact that the sloth's recoil is quite easy. Many of these toys vibrate when they retract and the action lasts a few seconds. Not so much with this one. Unfortunately…

We have a Graco car seat and it is 6 months old. When hanging by the handle, the toy is long enough for the sloth to hide right in front of my baby's face, blocking her view of things, which I think annoys her. I think she also doesn't like dangling toys because they are below eye level. The part that quivers and rebounds is the top of the sloth's arm, not the bottom. As a result, you will not feel any vibrations when the fabric is lifted up the branch. The handle that a child can pull is not…