Fisher Price Magic Rattle Pooh

We brought magic rattle pooh from the argos 4 years ago for £29.99, i would imagine you could get him a lot cheaper than that now. We brought him for my daughter for her first christmas, she was 8 months old. Magic rattle pooh is a pooh soft toy that when activated by either pressing his tummy or shaking the rattle at him dances and sings. When you press his tummy he also talks but only says a few phrases, he also humms 4 songs. this toy is designed from birth up wards but even at 8 months old my daughter wasnt realy old enough to use him, she began to use this toy at about 14 months old and we still own him now although she ...  Read the complete review

When I bought this toy for my daughter she was 1 years of age. I had bought it for part of her 1st birthday. Just like me my daughter loves Winnie The Pooh I always have done from a little child and I think that it has worn off on the two beautiful daughters. This magic rattle Pooh is manufactured by Fisher Price. I know this is not really essential but I wanted to include it in my review as I feel that the company really do think about the child's needs when making the toys and I would just like to show how much they put into a think about the customer. Fisher Price has been around for a very long time. The company has been ...  Read the complete review

My brother bought this for my son last Christmas and we have had no end of problems with it. The first one we bought didn't work - it wouldn't go out of it's "standby" mode. It kept repeating the same thing over and over so we had it replaced. The second one we got also didn't work. The rattle didn't activate it at all. In the end we decided to keep the toy but to use it as two stand alone items - a rattle and a Winnie the Pooh that talks when you press it's tummy. I can understand the idea behind this toy and really wished the ones we got had worked but hey ho. It wouldn't put me off buying this toy as I have known many people who have had ...  Read the complete review

I remember seeing this on a tv advert well it will be 6 years ago this Christmas as my eldest daughter was just a baby. I thought it was such a great unique idea and she would love it. I went out to my local Woolworths to buy it and it cost £29.99 back then although you can get it much cheaper now, I think it must have been the "must have" toy for Christmas that year. This was really her main present that year so had my fingers crossed that she would like it. Christmas morning came and did she like it? Of course not she was more interested in the wrapping paper! But once he was out and about she really liked shaking this rattle and getting him ...  Read the complete review