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My nephew loves this! It keeps him entertained for awhile! There are so many details to keep him busy and plus for me, it is easy to clean!

My son likes this toy a lot, he loves pulling the silicone strings and chewing on them. It’s so great for trying to encourage fine motor skills. Definitely a great gift for the little ones!

I have seen these little gadgets everywhere, and wondered what all the fuss was about. Hands down - the most entertaining toy for my 6 month old. She mainly chews on the pieces. My older child actually maneuvers and enjoys the toy, too. I will be getting these for baby showers for sure for teething time.

Keeps my 6 month old happy and distracted.

Havent met a baby yet that hasnt liked this. Lots to look at ,touch and chew on. Its great

There is a potential for harm here. It seems harmless at first glance. I was going to write a positive review about this thing, then my wifes friend took a look at it and changed my mind. The pull toy attached have the potential to cause harm. Kids have a tendency to sling things around and these are just long and stretchy enough to whack a baby in the head if they are holding them and slinging the toy. The main body is hard plastic, while the pull toys attached are a silicone type material. Get two kids together and have them pulling on it together and one let go; the other may get a hard plastic toy in the mouth. Personally, the pull toys are just a little too long and may also cause a choking hazard if they chew the ends off or get one of the strands too far in their mouth. There is a section of the body where a little plastic disc can be moved from one hole to another. This disc is spring loaded so it snaps into place when it is moved. The body is not large enough and the holes are a little too big for this. I can see a little finger getting stuck in one of the holes. The holes could be a little larger and the body of the toy could be larger to allow a tiny finger room to move and come out easily if put in one of these holes. The thought for this toy seems solid, but the execution is poor. Too much can go wrong and may hurt a little one. The one we received will probably end up in the garbage. I dont want to see the grandbaby get hurt. Grante, she will get hurt eventually and we cant protect her from everything, but we dont have to invite it. I think this toy will do that if she likes it and is given enough time.

My daughter loves this toy, it kept her entertained. She is not strong enough to pull the strings, but she still attempts it. She loves how flimsy the strings are and all the movement it produces when she flails them around. This is a toy that will help her develop hand-eye coordination as well as other motor skills. Its not meant for teething, but she likes to chew on the rubbery chords. Would highly recommend it.

At first I didnt know what to make of this toy, we refer to as the octopus toy. For the pictures online it wasnt very clean. But once I got it I realized that the tentacles pull through in both directions. They also have textures on them, or are wavy, so there is some feedback when being pulled though. I like the very bumpy one. There is also a bell inside so there is sound feedback as well. On the top, there are pop buttons (like pop-its) and a disc that can be pushed between three holes. Its a great sensory toy and even my older kids started playing with it (and I am guilty of playing with it as well).

Although structurally it is as pictured, size wise the pictures are manipulated. If you read the size, it is only 5 inches tall, but for example, the picture of the baby in the car seat, the picture of the toy is obviously superimposed upon the picture of the baby unless the baby is like ten inches tall. This is unnecessarily deceptive advertising

You must get this with your baby. This also works well as a fidget toy for older kids or kids with ASD. My baby loves it, my kids love it and my son with ASD loves it!