IQ Builders Talk Teach Bug Reviews
Product Type: IQ Builders baby toys
Newest Review: ... eyes. In the centre of the bug are 4 buttons to press each with a different insect. A ladybird, a dragonfly, a caterpillar ... more
... and a bee. The bee is my sons favourite! Each one makes a different insect sound when pressed. There are also coloured beads encased in a plastic dome. The bug can be played with either in voice or music mode which is selected by a switch at the back of the toy in music mode 10 different tunes are available, including some more unusual ones such as if I had a hammer and yankee doodle. My son has learnt to tap his feet in time to the music! In voice mode the shape and colour are spoken as the child fits the shape ...more
Customer IQ Builders Talk Teach Bug Reviews (2)
by - written on 20/04/04, updated on 20/04/04 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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I bought this toy from a car boot sale for the princely sum of £1.50!! I was attracted by its bright colours and numerous funtions. On getting the toy home my 18 month old was immediately enthralled by it that was 3 months ago and he still loves to play with it! The toy is a plastic tortoise shaped creature. It is about a foot long and 8 inches wide (sorry for the lack of metric)! The body is purple plastic with 6 different shapes attached to it by a curly cord; this is great, as the shapes can't get lost. The bug has a wobbly yellow head with attractive eyes. In the centre of the bug are 4 buttons to press each with a different insect. A ladybird, a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/07/00, updated on 10/07/00 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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I brought this toy in the sale for £12.99 and it was definatly worth it, it has 6 individual buttons, 5 with nubers on them in different colours and shapes, with numbers and letters written on top and the other is quite a large button that a baby can easily manage to push to start the music. You can then choose which setting you want it on either shapes, numbers or alphabet and the toy then follows that setting when a child pushes that button, it will say for instance 'green square' and then play a tune, when this happens all the lights then flash. It also features a pully string so an older child can pull it around with them to encourage ... Read the complete review
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