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Sitting, standing, exploring - there's so much to discover! Music and lights accompany the fun as your little one feeds this loveable giraffe three colorful balls. Watch in amazement as they roll down and around, disappear, then pop out down below. This playful friend will even lend an ear (or two) to help little ones pull themselves up and stand. Before you know it, the fun is at a whole new level! Measures 16.5"H x 18"W x 18.5"L. Requires 3 "AA" batteries included.
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- The Giraffes swirling ball drop and hide and surprise ball return provide exciting fun for baby- Handles placed around the ball ramp and handle like ears allow baby to pull themselves up to the standing position
- Feed the giraffe 1 of 3 balls and be rewarded with fun sound effects and musical ditties
- Perfect tool that aids child in standing position
- Music and lights accompany the fun
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By M. LeBlanc (Lakenheath, England)
This is a cute little toy and my daughter likes to play with it, but not for too long. She like to press the button to make the music so she can dance to it. The only complaint I have and what caused me to rate it 3 stars is the balls get stuck in the mouth. If you don't set the ball in the mouth just right you have to press very hard to get the ball to go down. Little babies (my 15 month old) have problems getting the ball in the mouth correctly for it to go down. I even have to give it a good push for it to go down. My daughter doesn't even try to put it in the month and just drops the ball on the spiral itself.
By S. Greene (Palo Alto, CA USA)
First off, this thing was particularly difficult to assemble, even by the standards of children's toys. The guide holes that the screws insert into don't line up properly without some good bending & twisting of the plastic. Since no one else has mentioned this, it may be that there was a manufacturing flaw in the unit we got.
As for the toy itself, I agree with others: the balls stick more often than they should, and the toy isn't as stable as it ought to be. Most importantly, our 10-month-old got bored pretty quickly.
Also it's curious that there is a "under 3" small parts warning on the product description, when the product is designed for 9 months and up.
All in all, I'd say give it a pass, there are much better things out there from Fisher-Price and others.
By GFW (Portland, OR)
My niece actually received this toy for her first birthday and then passed it onto my son recently. My niece loved it and was pleased that she could entertain herslef with it, but it might have been a gift best given a little earlier. My son inherited it at 9 months, which was perfect timing, as he was just starting to pull up. Although one should should stay close to babies at this stage for safety reasons, the giraffe toy was an excellent toy for him to pull up on (recommend the toy be put on carpet at this stage due to baby instability and liklihood of tipping over). There are many different activities that can be done at different stages. It can be a pull up on toy, a button pushing toy, a slide toy in conjuction with the balls, a noise maker toy and eventually a hand-eye coordination toy, although my 10 month old is not quite at that stage yet. Just because I know the ball goes in the giraffe mouth does not mean my baby has the coordination or observational skills to know that, so as long as it amuzes him, it's a wonderful toy, as long as you can stand the single song and two noise function, although that does have an off switch.
By shauna (san diego, ca)
I bought this for my son for Christmas and although he loves pulling himself up with it, it is very unstable and will tip over with the weight of the baby. Not only that, but the head pops off!!! It is not latched on or connected to the base at all. I also can't stand that it only makes one sound. Save your money and buy the crawl and cruise musical jungle, best investment ever.
By G. Ripoll (Guaynabo, PR United States)
I was really excited to receive this toy for my 9 month old as an early Christmas present from my cousin. She said it would aid my baby to learn how to stand. However, this can be a dangerous toy if you leave the child unattended. My baby boy tried to stand by pulling from the giraffe's ears and he felt on his back and hitting his head. The whole giraffe was on top of him. He was crying like crazy and very scared. I took the toy out of his room for the moment to see if it is more appropriate when he grows older. He doesn't seem to be interested in the toy anyway. Sometimes the balls get stuck in the mouth of the giraffe and it only plays one silly sound.
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