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Price Comparison for Learning Curve Lamaze Puppy Tunes
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Lamaze Puppy Tunes - Baby Toy
Last Update 17.12.2009 05:58
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by - written on 23/01/09 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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The Lamaze Puppy Tunes is a cuddly multi coloured puppy dog, specified as being suitable for babies new born and up. Its main gimmick is that inside each of the puppy's paws, is a hooter. Each paw plays a different note, specifically Do, Re, Me and Fah. (If your confused, think of Julie Andrew's teaching the children to sing in the Sound of Music - 'Do a Dear' etc etc). You are even supplied with a song sheet, where you follow the notes by reference to the colours of the paws. In addition, the puppy's ears are made of crinkley material which makes a pleasant crackling sound when touched and squeezed. A ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/10/08 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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This is a great developmental soft toy it is suitable from birth. The size of the puppy is: 9" Length x 6.75" Width x 11" Height. You can buy this Lamaze puppy tunes from Toys "R" Us for £10.99 and it's worth every penny. Now I will tell you a bit about this lovely puppy at the top of the puppy there is a big yellow clip, so you can clip the toy on to a cot, buggy, highchair or anywhere else you want it to fix onto. The colours off the teddy slightly vary as mine is slightly different then the picture displayed. But the colours are always cheerful and bright. The puppy has a lovely soft body and the ears droop down slightly, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/10/08 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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We purchased this from Toys R Us for around £10 before our son was born as my husband took a liking to it!! You can also buy the Octopus which has 8 legs (obviously!!!) for around £20. Each of the puppy's legs plays a different note when squeezed and with the puppy you get a leaflet with how to play a couple of songs such as Old MacDonald. You play the songs by pressing the appropriate colour (as you can see from the picture the bottom of each leg is a different colour). The puppy is brightly coloured, has a silky tounge and crinkly ears. The puppy also has a clip so that you can atach it to car seats etc. My little boy is 2 months ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/01/09 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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I find is so easy to buy toys for my baby. There are just so many on the market. I also think that up to 3 months, they take such little interest in toys and when they do, they are happy to look at anything bright and colourful. This toy is great because it is full of interesting textures, shapes and colours. It also makes sounds. At about £10, I first thought it was pretty expensive but then I realised there are lots of different tunes you can make and suddenly I understood how great a toy it is for babies. Each foot has a different note and there is even a song book that comes with the toy. It says from Newborn but to be honest, our 4 month old is only ... Read the complete review
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