Mothercare Larry Ladybird

I frequently run out of topics to write. I guess, I am thankful to Kingfisher111 since she gave me the idea for this book on tiny tots. I mean there are multiple forums at which I blog (notably mouthshut under nick thakurman) but there is no specific category for tiny tot books. So I am amazed to see three topics which come up consistently at this site. Tiny tot books & articles, the weather, (I mean the weather?!?) and of course the remaining on creams and lipo… whatever. I recently went to a bookstore to purchase books for my daughter. She’s over 2 years and will be going over to playschool next week meaning all play and a little bit of ...

This was given to my son as a present recently. It is aimed at babies from birth but my 9 month old just loves it. It has a corduroy body with six little felt padded feet, a mirror underneath, shiny and scrunchy wings with spots on, big soft eyes and a ring rattle around it’s neck with small coloured balls inside. The rattle is permanently attached underneath the ladybird’s neck but you can remove it from around it’s neck so that it just hangs underneath and your baby can rattle it and also use it for biting on. It has a velcro hanging strip so it can be hung from your pram or attached around a harness or shopping trolley, very useful for ...

My daughter was given many stuffed toys when she was born, but the best one was Mothercare’s Larry Ladybird. Right from the start she seemed to be attracted to the bright colours. When she started reaching out for things, the bright red wings made a super rustling sound with the lightest touch (unlike her other squeaky toys and rattles that she couldn’t yet handle) and of course the mirror is always a winner. At the ‘just starting to grab things’ stage, the rim of the hat was easy to grab on to followed by the nose and legs when she got better at holding things. Lots of bright, different colours, textures and the squeaky/rattley feet, although ...