Fisher-Price Linkimals Learning Toy Smooth Moves Sloth With Interactive Music And Lights For Infants And Toddlers

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Received the sloth, koala, and moose as Christmas gifts. Got them out for our baby at nine months and she didnt like them, so put them away for later. Shes now ten months. Thought Id give them another try. Shes still not particularly in to them. They kinda freak her out. Almost in tears a couple times. This morning, however, she did at least pick a couple of them up. The sloth makes a clicking sound if baby picks up while its talking because its head is still trying to move. They arent all that great for actually playing with the toys themselves. Clunky. More for watching and playing along if you have a child old enough. Its neat that the different ones interact with each other without any difficult setup. I think theyre labeled 9 months+, but I think the age suggestion should be a little higher. Im happy they were a gift and that we didnt purchase them ourselves. Update: Child now 20 months. Still scared of all three Linkimals we have (moose, sloth, koala)

I dont know what it is about this sloth but my 8 month old is OBSESSED with it. Shes learned how to interact with it and bounce to the music. At first I scoffed at this as a gift but it is easily her favorite toy and has been for months. Just get it and let them grow with it.

She loves it.

Almost completely hard plastic, anytime kids hold the arms or head the gears or click and grind. Doesnt always communicate with others in the room. Doesnt look, feel or work like a 28.99 toy, feels more like a dollar store item.

I’m a sucker for sloths and this one is no different. He dances, sings, claps his hands and is probably the one linkimal (that we own) that has the most to say. You press the buttons on his feet to get him to move and that’s kind of the extent of “play” but will probably be one of the best as they get older. He does tell your kid to follow basic commands like “wiggle your fingers” and dance... but until your child understands the commands he’s basically good for playing with the soft arms.. that don’t have any sensors in them. Sloth was probably the hardest for me to sync with my others... but he was also the last one I received. It took me two power off and on cycles to get it to sync to the hedgehog and moose. I think it’s a super cute toy that will benefit older children who understand basic commands.

This is one of the best toys I’ve seen in a long time!! They are simply adorable and teach the alphabet, volts, numbers, etc.

Our babys go-to toys! Works better when you have them all.

My Grandson loves this! He is a little young to push the buttons himself, but he absolutely enjoys the songs and bright colors.

Got as a gift & my niece loves it :)