Wildluvs Juno Interactive Baby Elephant with Moving Trunk and Over 150 Sounds and Movements

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As your child interacts with this delightful companion, they build essential muscles for head control and strengthen their neck and upper body. If you have lost the instructions too I can’t currently see them available to download from Spin Master so I have written the key bits at the end of this post. Sensory development | The Peek A Boo elephant has different textures, colours and patterns that encourage baby's sensory development. The more you play with her the more she will learn and she also seems to do things that aren’t mentioned in the instructions, she even hugged my daughter with her trunk! Juno is an interactive Wildluvs creature from Spinmaster and joins the actual zoo of animatronic creatures in our home.

Lolly the Elephant is an adorable interactive plush toy that responds to cuddles, pats and other stimuli. And no matter how old they’ve gotten so far, they all love to give cuddles to toys and it melts my heart more than a little to see them nurturing and comforting, and taking comfort in, cuddling something they care for. Built to famous GUND quality standards, each one of our plush toys is constructed from premium materials for unparalleled softness and huggability, making them impossible not to love! To get us feeling semi-organised about the festive season, we have a number of toy reviews and round-ups coming out in the next few weeks.

The games include peekaboo, singing and building a tune (where she starts a tune and you can finish it by touching different sensors). I truly would recommend this to any one, the cost is great for the wonderful toy you receive, the quailty of the toy is fab, and it's super soft!

While most of Juno is hard plastic her ears and trunk are fabric so will show dirt or signs of wear over time. Safety : this toy is certified CE and tested by an independant labotary which garanty that the product is safe for your child. Find out what why my daughters love the interactive elephant toy in this review of Juno My Baby Elephant.When she is first turned on Juno will hide behind her ears because she is a shy baby, but she can be coaxed out by touching (or petting) her cheeks and her forehead.