Fisher-Price Soothe & Glow Seahorse, Blue, Plush Musical Toy for Baby from Birth and Up
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Beethoven's Ode to Joy, Pachelbel's Canon, and other works are accompanied by bubbling water sounds.
Yes. 2 AA batteries are required
I believe that a full refund should be issued within 30 days of purchase, and that it should be applied to Amazon. com
I'm fairly certain it's because I keep my eyes peeled for such things. I'm not sure what I was thinking at the time. If my memory serves me correctly, it should be stated in the description.
Selected User Reviews For Fisher-Price Soothe & Glow Seahorse, Blue, Plush Musical Toy for Baby from Birth and Up
I've been buying it for everyone I know who is having a baby for the past 15 years, and it never fails to become a baby's favorite. br>br>Update: For the past 15 years, I've been purchasing this toy for the babies of my family, friends, and myself. However, the last four years have been difficult. I've changed 5 of the ones I've bought. I'll go over the differences in more detail below. br>br>They're a little shorter in length, but a little wider in width. The shape and appearance of the face are diametrically opposed. More stuffing to keep the shape of the snout/nose. The fins aren't as large as they used to be. The music box is smaller and has a completely different shape. The music itself is different, sounding more straightforward and less attractive. The sound of bubbles has faded away. This is a shame because it was a relaxing sound that babies can use to simulate being in the womb. br>br>I was hoping to get a new version for my son to replace the old one. I tried three times, and the listing photo even shows an older model, but each time I received the new model. At first, he wasn't sure if he liked it; he preferred his "old seahorse. ".
My two-year-old has been struggling to go to bed for a while, and my husband and I have been slowly losing our minds playing various charades to get her down. I'd exhausted all other options, including weighted blankets, sleep remedies, essential oils, and so on, until I came across this bumbling seahorse. We bid her farewell, laid her down, and presented her with the seahorse. There was no fighting, screaming, or back pain, and she fell asleep right in front of our eyes. The seahorse, oh my god, was the one who did it. If your little one just needs a little extra snuggling and soothing, the $12 seahorse is 100% worth it. br>br>Also, if the volume is too loud, cover the speaker with clear packaging tape to quiet it down! This is something we do with all of the loud toys that the kids have.
My husband and I bought this seahorse out of desperation after other methods failed to put our three-month-old to sleep. It's a hit with our son, Henry. We can now put him in his own bed and press our hands against the seahorse's belly, watching Henry stare at the soft glow as if he's in a trance. Henry falls asleep after a few minutes. This is fantastic. When I carried him upstairs and laid him in his bed because he was fussy, I knew we had found the solution. Until I handed him the seahorse, he was still crying. Henry immediately stopped crying and smiled as he hugged the seahorse.
What's the difference between glow worm and a glow worm? We like glow worms, so we're hoping this one will last. br>However, that is exactly what this tiny Sea Horse does. He or she is the correct answer. With a gentle touch, the light turns on. There are batteries included in the package. br>It has a soothing Sea sound and a bubble sound of music that is soothing, soft, and adorable. I bought both colors and one for a 9-month-old and an 11-month-old, but my five-year-old did not like it. When my old GRANDAUGHTER saw it, she fell in love with it, so I'll have to go out and get another one. The pink ONE is for a baby girl, while the light teal is for both, and if it were up to me, I'd go with the pink ONE. I got both of them, right? I'd choose the teal because it appears to be a real seahorse. They're a little bigger in person than they appear in the photo. br>Settings for Soft Sound br> There are two volumes in this set. br>This is the New Generation, and it is PERFECT. br>The sounds are magical! My Granddaughter was making him swim, and I heard bubbles! So, up until the age of five, I would say. This happy little seahorse would make a wonderful soft friend for a six or seven-year-old girl.
This stuffed animal was advertised as having relaxing ocean sounds that would help a child fall asleep. The "ocean sounds" are, in reality, more akin to the sound of turds falling into the toilet bowl. The creators thought outside the box and decided to time each turd plop to the music. As a result, it's far from relaxing or soothing. The fact that it lights up appeals to the child. It does not, however, help you sleep. Rather than a more lo-fi sound, the music it plays is 10 second clips of annoying public domain tunes that are recordings. The sound is similar to that of a music box. Lo- If you're looking for a good night's sleep, fi is the way to go. In fact, all you need is a cheap radio tuned to an AM station, and you'll be sleeping in no time.
When we first got it, my child wasn't too interested, but once he moved into his own room (2. He decided that this sea horse is fantastic and that we can't leave the house without it when he was five years old. I wish the stuffy could be washed in a machine. We had a case of gastroenteritis, and hand-washing the unfortunate stuffy was a chore. I'd like to see the light-hearted side of things as well. The and-music part of the stuffy was zipped in rather than Velcro'd in because the child likes to stall sleep by pulling it open, pressing the "off" button, and then complaining that it doesn't work. I think it's a great idea to make the unit removable, but the execution could have been a little better. Overall, it's a good toy, and my child now enjoys it.
I saw a friend's daughter posting on Facebook about how much she loved the giraffe version of this toy, so I went online and looked for one. The seahorse design was less expensive, so I went with it. We're moving soon, and with all the disruption to my son's schedule that will entail, I wanted him to have something familiar and consistent, and I hoped this would suffice. We've been using it for about a week or so, and he really enjoys it! He (18-month-old) plays with it while reading a book in his crib and then rolls around with it until he falls asleep. It's also great for traveling. I was concerned that it would be too loud at first, but after reading the instructions on how to adjust it, I discovered that the volume was just right. This is something I would strongly recommend! I even placed an order for one that I believe was returned (again, because it was less expensive). I wasn't sure if my son would enjoy it, so I didn't want to spend too much money on it; however, at this point, I'd consider getting a second one for trips to Grandma's house and such.
Horrible. It either plays for 5 seconds and then turns off, or it continues to play for hours. It will sometimes work for 5 seconds before the music stops but the light remains on. This does not sit well with me.