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Not as fun as a cardbaord box - but more durable!
My child actually quite likes this toy, unlike the other reviewers. She definitely preferred the cardboard box it came in, but then thats true for any toy you buy (it really is amazing, isnt it? how much kids love cardboard boxes. If only they were a bit more durable, and didnt dissolve into goo after a bit of gummy chewing!) She seems to like Neo3 best when its upside down, sitting on the rotors, when she can look in the mirror, and play with the little roller balls, which are all different colours. When its the "right" side up, it seems to be a bit too free to move around, and it therefore has no purchase on the surface its sitting on, so that as soon as she touches it, it rolls away! The only worry I would have is that she might try to use it to grab on to if she was still a bit unsteady on her feet, and it would slip away from under her (although, mind you, its probably too small for that, so that might not arise). That said, she likes chewing on it, and touching it, looking at all the different colours and spinning the rotors, so it keeps her amused for a while, so its already earned its keep! This toy seems very durable and well put together (it has already been dropped many times from the high chair on to hard tiles, with no ill effects that I can see). Overall, I think this is a good toy. It might be a little expensive, but at least it will last.
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Great hopes - sadly dashed
This looked like the perfect developmental toy for my six-month old - lots to do and see, with endless alternative interactions. Sadly this is possibly his least favourite toy, and whenever I try to reintroduce him to it he gives me a very adult withering look as if to say, "OK Mum - but what exactly is it for??" Now hes 17 months weve all but given up and but it on the shelf for any siblings or the NCT neraly new sale! Sorry TOMY!
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This one didnt do it for us.
My daugher had been given the Neo1 and Neo2 toys which turned out to be really big hits with her. I couldnt wait to get her the Neo3 when she was old enough - especially as I thought this was the most fun looking one in the range. Unfortunately, my child didnt share the enthusiasm. She hardly ever played with it at all, except maybe to chew the yellow rotors now and then. Its a pity. Shed probably have rated it at 0, but I will give it 2 stars because I still think it looks a lot of fun!
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BRIO Soft Stacking Clown
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This is a cheerful and unique stacking toy from BRIOs classical infant preschool wooden and soft toy collection. Designed to stimulate children through play, this soft, yet hardwearing toy made of a velveteen fabric is fun and versatile. Stack them up, pull them, shake them and throw them around. This toy means lots of fun for the preschooler. It is made up of a base, a central holder which is detachable and three rings. Each ring has a different activity, the small ring has a bell, the middl..
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LEGO Baby: Light and Sound Stacker (3170)
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Aimed as an introduction to the overall LEGO concept of open-ended, imaginative play, the Light and Sound Stacker has all the elements needed to explore the basic concepts of "put together/take apart", but is also updated with the latest technology to build an understanding of cause and effect as well. Place a brick on this butterflys bright green body and his antennae light up and one of three soft chimes sounds. The set is geared for babies aged 9 months and over who are just beginning to ..
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Baby All Gone
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Baby All Gone is a happy looking doll, with a soft, squishy body but more solid legs, arms and head. She has shiny blonde hair, big blue eyes and a lovely pink dress bearing a print of her favourite fruits--cherries. Baby All Gone comes with a "real" milk bottle and a jar of "cherries". First the milk bottle needs to be filled: simply hold the milk preparation can against the top of the bottle and it will magically fill in with "real" milk. When the bottle is pressed into the babys mouth, the..
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LEGO Baby: Shape & Colour Sorter (3238)
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LEGO Baby toys are designed to stimulate the body, mind and emotional skills. The Shape & Colour Sorter certainly fills its potential, as it is both brilliant and versatile. Hardwearing, with washable soft toys, it is aimed at babies of nine months and over. With each block and soft toy having a different colour and sound, the toy helps to teach colour recognition, sorting, storytelling, and stimulates social skills. Open the door on a block and inside is a little soft animal; a round frog t..
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Fisher-Price Babys First Blocks
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Babys First Blocks from Fisher-Price is a durable plastic shape-sorter intended to introduce infants to different shapes and colours. The blocks come in a brightly-coloured canister with a shape-sorting lid. The lid is designed to improve hand-eye coordination as babies try to post each shape through the correct hole. However, the lid fits very snugly and once all the blocks have been posted an adult will probably be needed to empty the canister before baby can start again. Babys..
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