Can a baby reach the toys with her hands? Or just kick them?
990887
My son could reach them with his hands. He loved it! And loved napping in it too! :)
1742442
I won't be seeing the doll for another couple weeks, but as I recall, the soft plastic hands - forearm, and the feet - ankles, are attached to the cloth body. I would think it possible an ingenious toddler could possibly separate the parts, but as I recall, the connection was secure and "tidy". Never the less, I will be calling my daughter so she may access the potential danger.
1201815
No. When the baby cries or fusses, they rock themselves. :)Also when we are so tired and running in survival mode from weeks of no sleep, it's nice to lay on arm chair, plop feet in ottoman, and use hand or feet to gently rock baby in his rock and play. We loved it!!! (We don't use that much anymore because we have very tall baby and he has out grown it)
1855821
Yes but not easily. My daughter is only 7months so she can't move it. I can easily though. I imagine by the time she is starting to walk it will actually strengthen her legs and torso because it would require a bit of effort. Personally I'm good with that.
606970
Not that I know of. Only option is to take seat section off so the baby (when walking) can use the activity center. We are currently in the "almost too big" and "not quite walking" stage. However, my grandson is still quite interested in playing with all the various activities (I am helping him to stand as he plays). Hope this perspective helps!
1339048
Yes, but you will have to manually push or pull them around on it until they are old enough to scoot themselves.
1122899
Theoretically speaking, you could. ( I never tried). However, it depends on your lung capacity and secondly, the action of suction is traumatic for your child enough, so I would strongly recommend to do it consistently in a safe/ known home environment. If your baby needs to be suction that frequently, I suggest you see your PMD.
672080
Infants, probably. Toddlers, probably as well but not a guarantee. The top is not that deep but even just a little piece of tape on it might make the baby move on to something less challenging.
1180087
Her lower arms and hands can be removed and replaced to make redressing easier. She can break if you are abusive to the dolls. May not be good for very young or rough children.
1444085
I gave this doll to my granddaughter, so I had to ask her. She said that "Yes, the arms and legs can be moved to different positions". She loves her doll!!
877353
Yes. Baby needs to be able to sit and manipulate the rings. This toy has been on the market for over 30 years. I bought it for my daughters and now for my granddaughter. Teaches spatial relationships, size, color, etc. depending on the age of the baby. Or the baby can lick the rings.
957908
Standing up wouldn't be a problem, but if he likes to push and move things, he'd probably be able to move this no problems. I stopped using this for my son once he turned one. It was perfect for him before that.
1783962
The foot is hard plastic. I do not see a way for your baby to hurt his/ her feet. My baby has had his piano for a few months and loves it. The keys barely stick up so I don't see any room for pinching.
1931413
I don't think so. You can position the baby anywhere on the mat. The baby will enjoy reaching for the hanging toys and kicking the piano keys if you position the baby with his/her feet at the piano. My grandson loves this toy.
1113747
It'll bounce if you manually move it or the baby is big enough to move it when they kick, but it will not bounce on it's own, but it does vibrate.
2059633
Yes! The stick is used to move his arm. So your child can simply insert their hand to move the mouth. However the stick is very easy to work with. My husband and I got 5 puppets for our grandchildren for Christmas (a mixture for brother and sister to share). Before we wrapped the gifts, my husband and I played with the puppets, it really brings out the child in you - the puppets are extremely well-made, colorful and fun! In fact, our son-in-law was astounded by how low they were priced for the craftsmanship. You can't go wrong....hope this help!
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Yes, you can push with just one hand. This was the best buy. I plan on buying another one as a gift.