Folkmanis Funny Frog Hand Puppet

This puppet design is full of personality just waiting to be put into action.

This puppet is much more realistic and so much cuter than any frog puppet I have ever seen-Even Kermit!! You

Now I know, why all folkmanis puppets are highly rated , because they totally totally worth it . I am a hygiene conscious mother of a 8 yrs old and a 4 month old , so cant take risk and give my kids to Play without washing them (at least once) . So I take a chance and ordered cheapest puppet from folkmans , a mouse of 5 usd , washed and dried with other cloths in normal ( warm cold) and in dryer . No harm to the puppet , so super happy Me ordered more of these puppets to play with . A big hit to our family, this froggie is welcomed as well with lots of laughter and hugs ! Worth it

I bought this for my classroom and the students love when I read books with this puppet. Its very well made and just so cute.

Nice little puppet. It is very small so an adult hand will be pretty uncomfortable. However frogs are in life small so it makes sense.

Seems like a well made puppet. Size is smaller than expected

I bought this puppet for my 1-year-old niece. She really adores it. When she sees the frog her entire face lights up, she gives it hug, and pats it on the head. The arms move really well, the eyes are big and shiny, and the mouth can open and close easily to give kisses or eat snacks. All of these features are essential for a good puppet, and help to make it more life-like and fun. I also have the hedgehog puppet from Folkmanis, but it’s a bit stiffer and doesn’t move as freely as the frog. For that reason, the frog is definitely the household favorite and one I would recommend to anyone looking to entertain or interact positively with children.

The grandkids LOVE this puppet! It looks so life like, and moving the hands and mouth all works very easily! We had to keep buying more of these puppets because the grandkids needed to take them home!

I made the mistake of looking up the frog puppet on YouTube because I wanted to see how it moves. The frog on YouTube was much larger and all four legs moved. As I hold a ruler to this puppet, I measure 5 x 5 x 13, roughly. I wear a shoe size 9 1/2 w to 10 in ladies, and my hand size is supposed to be comparable to shoe size. This little froggy barely comes to my wrist and feels as though it may almost fall off. However, it is cute. I might add a video IF I can figure out how to run my cam. The description says only the forearms move and the mouth, which is correct.

It’s perfect for preschoolers with little hands. His craftsmanship is excellent. My 3 y/o grandsons love him!