This toy has kept my 8 month son amused for 10 mins alone most days - quite good for that stage I would say compared to other toys. It is also colourful and catches my son'sattention quite easily. I feel the music setting is good but to be honest the vocal setting does become irritating to me. However i do feel the rolling ball really helped develop his finger control as he now prods other toys to see what they do after playing with this one. The battery life however isnt amazing but we were using it lots - the batteries werent available in shops (local DIY or supermarkets) so we had to go online which was a bit annoying but still worth it as he does enjoy it. The ...  Read the complete review

This was a birthday present for my daughter's 1st birthday. It was my Mum who bought it for her because it's one of those 'push down and go' type toys and she was really into things like that when she started to crawl, just before her 1st birthday. So my Mum thought it seemed perfect, and with it having noises and songs as well, that was an added bonus. Unfortunately we were all pretty disappointed with this toy, but I will explain that later. First of all I will try and describe the toy's functions. It's a caterpillar made from brightly coloured plastic, the main colour is green, but there is a red segment, a yellow one and a blue one. These ...  Read the complete review

This was a last minute stocking filler I bought for my twin boys for Christmas, I only bought it as it was reduced in Mothercare from £10 down to £5 and I havn't seen it in there since. It caught my eye on the shelf as it was bright, colourful and in your face! Really fun looking, and I could actually see the product. It was packaged in a cardbox but with the front open so you can see the actual toy. Held onto the box securely by those annoying fiddly unscrewy metal things, you know the ones where you have about 15 to untie for one small toy. This though was probably the only downfall to this toy. The toy is actually reccomend for children aged ...  Read the complete review