Does the jaw move up and down,cause it looks like it does?!
944154
Yes! This was a must when getting this for my husband and even the inside of his mouth looks so real!
944155
The jaw does move up and down. In my opinion papo is the best company that makes these type of toys. A lot of attention to detail.
771536
The neck does rotate right and left to just above horizontal. It also can rotate 360 degrees in a circle.
1188667
No, it doesn't. Usually when my little one eats all that was in the tip I can tilt it down and it falls down into the mouth part. It usually isn't even a problem though because the mouth piece is small enough that my baby and usually get all the food out by himself.
1317156
No it only moves forward and backwards. The back rest tilts backwards also and in addition the arm rests fold up and down and can be set/adjusted to stay at any angle/level.
2248736
When you step on it, the teeth will open up, but after it is all the way down, lean it towards you and it will tighten up and pop up what you are grabbing. It really works well.
1313560
No it does not it just helps to tighten a bit the neck part, but it takes time.
1078603
It does move up and down (otherwise you wouldn't be able to focus), but it does not move forwards, backwards, left, or right. The slides must be adjusted by hand. However, it's not difficult if you have a steady hand, and I haven't felt that it's really a problem.
1273500
Happily it doesn't. The "J" hook that goes under the chin prevents that from happening. :)
603731
No it does not. This is a visual attractant. Spinning, off balanced, crippled rabbit look.
539227
It does on some depending on the shape of the neck. If it is uniforn and doesn't have a weird lip or edge.
372451
It goes up and down. If you are interested in vibrations, look up ultrasound handheld devices. Good luck
437724
It has articulation at the shoulders and legs. The outstretched arm does not go up and down though, it just turns horizontally.
456950
I believe so, but am not positive, as I don't have that problem. I did have issues with using this, though. Fine for 2 nights, then my jaw felt odd after the third night, so I stopped using it. So a waste of money for me.
1997820
Yes, the head tilts up and down. When tilting the head, place one hand on the vertical support and use the other hand to tilt the head to the desired angle.
178403
You know, I've never thought about it. I bought this years ago and it DID work (I'll bet it's still in my nightstand). It DOES make sense that it would work the area under the chin if I flexed it. Thanks for the question! Good idea.
190078
I'm pretty sure it does both. I know for sure it pivots side to side but can't remember if it pivots up and down.
1563756
No. The lock jaw should be in the vertical position even if your lock is horizontal. Just place Lock Jaw in vertical position over your lock. Have it set up so when you slide the two arms down, they touch and hold the lock in position so your lock cannot be turned. Check out their website for demo. It should be so gravity will keep the two arms of the lock in the down position, even if the little set-screw is not tight.