Baby Reviews

My 11 month old son doesn't seem too impressed with this as a bath toy. He likes the animals, but shows no interest in the ark--it's a little too big for Infant/Toddler bathtubs.

This ark doesn't float and turns upside down on the water because of its weight. My kid ignored it and went on to play with her other old bath toys.

When we were moving, we ended up in hotels for 3 weeks. I bought this for my daughter, and she played quietly with it at naptime and at bedtime. Squeezing the animals, making them dance, singing to them... she just loved it.

We bought this tunnel over a year ago for our then-crawling almost-one-year-old. I figured it would encourage her to crawl more, which it did--she loved it!

Now she's a running, screaming, jumping, independent 2 yo who still drags this tunnel out of the back corner of the play area (where I've tried to hide it) and squeals excitedly when we pop it out for her to play in.

Her older sister, who is now 3 1/2, also loves the tunnel. She copies her aunt's ideas and stands upright in the tunnel to pretend she's a monster, or hops with it around her and pretends to be a caterpillar or a frog.

We don't yet have any of the tent accessories, but we build our own tents with sofa cushions and sheets, then stick one end of the tunnel in a gap, and you have a secret entrance to a special hideaway.

This is one of those classic toys that children of all ages can find lots of uses for--it sparks creativity and imagination, and gives Mom a few minutes' break to go clean the kitchen. ;-)

I have a 10 month old and a 3 1/2 yr old who both love this tunnel!!!!!

My 19-month-old son gets a lot of enjoyment and exercise from this tunnel. It is very sturdy, and the color is bright and attractive. The mesh "windows" add to the fun of playing hide and seek while he is crawling through. I have also recently started rolling a large ball through the tunnel, with him retrieving it at the other end. It's quicky and easy to pack up, and it packs flat, so it's easy to store. I really recommend this item, especially for winter-time when the kids can't get outside to burn off energy so much. Enjoy!

These Bratz Babies are the cutest dolls that they have made for Bratz Babies so far. They are absolutely divine dolls, and no little girl can resist them! I don't own them, but my dream was these dolls. I think they are just too cute!

But beware, I indicate that the Bratz DO dress innaproppriately, and it's not good. I've been playing with Bratz for 4 3/4 years and I'm 11 years old, and my mother doesn't let me get Bratz anymore. I agree, though, because their dress can teach girls that's how they dress. Oh, and do indicate that the devil part of Roxxi is just a funny saying....and, please, read their names and really see why they put the devil and angel there.

before you go thinking im just a stupid kid read this: I am almost 11 and will stop writing like I am not.
I was shocked when I read the part of your review where you said you opened up the Bratz box to look what the purse said. This is violation of "you break it, you buy it" (is that even a rule anymore?). I hate it when people do this. I cannot tell you how many times I have been to a store where a high-quality Zapf Chou Chou has had its packaging torn open and the accessories stolen. I have even seen a Baby Born that only came with two diapers, a bottle and potty. You should not do that. It is irresponsible.
You were shocked at the "heavenly scene" and the "hell scene". I wouldn't worry. The box is going to be thrown away.
These are not role models. They are babies that are cool. So stop being stupid about them.
I am so ashamed at people who rip open boxes before buying the items. Did you buy this before opening? That's okay then.
Shame on you who open unbought boxes. Do you think the companies put them in packaging for no reason? If they didn't care if you opened before purchasing, they would have put them in clear plastic bags. STOP OPENING UNBOUGHT BOXES!! It is sickening. BLEAH!!!

My 10 yr old daughter absolutley loved these dolls. I was very surprised by how big they were. It was a great value. My 4 year old will play with my daughter for hours with these dolls.

I don't own Sasha, but I do own some other Bratz Babyz. I think that Sasha is one of the cutest of all the Bratz Babyz.
Hair: Sasha's hair is all plastic, and it is in two removable curly pigtails with blue and orange scrunchies. Her hair is black.
Eyes: Sasha has large eyes. The irises are light blue with a hazel stripe. There is a large black part inside this with a white dot in the corner. She has black, painted on eyelashes.
Makeup: Sasha has light colored eyeshadow and red lipstick. Her teeth show slightly.
Clothing: Sasha has one removable, fabric outfit. It consists of a shirt and diaper.
Shirt: The shirt is blue. There is orange trim around the neck and sleeves. There is also a white rabbit and some writing on the shirt.
Diaper: The diaper is orange with blue trim.
Accessories: Included with Sasha is a bottle, a purse, a pet, and a blanket.
Bottle: The bottle is painted to look like there is milk inside. It is on a chain so Sasha can carry it around on her.
Purse: It is actually described as a diaper bag. It is orange with a blue and orange strap, and a pocket with blue trim and a multicolored pattern.
Pet: Sasha's pet is a white, fuzzy rabbit.
Blanket: Sasha's blanket is orange with white trim.
Bratz Babyz: Cloe, Yasmin, Jade, Sasha, Meygan, Fianna, Cameron, Dana, Phoebe, Roxxi, Oriana, Valentina (There are some more but I don't remember them all. Dana is only available with the house thing. Phoebe and Roxxi are in a Twiins set. Oriana and Valentina are in a Triiiplets set with another doll.)

Bratz Babyz are so cute.But they could have some clothes that cover the up a little more.But I still like them. And all u adults that say this toy is bad for kidz,your wrong.I been playing with these bratz dolls since the day they came out and I dont dress like them.I dont wear really short skirts or thongz.And I never will.If u your childs friend give them one of these dolls for a present and u take it away and tell your child "oh u cant play with this cuz she anit got no clothe on",well all thats going to do is make your kid start to dress like that,cuz they think'oh my parents to my doll away cuz i dont dress like her.Well mabye if i dress like my doll they might give her back.som kids dont think about stuff like oh is my skirt short enough or is my shirt tight enough.So just leave them alone let them be kids for cuz if u take there stuff away they just my never forgive u for it. Angel,Bratz Fan 4Ever

My daughter received several of the Sweet Treats playsets for her fourth birthday.

The playsets were bundled together, and purchased at a deep discount. If the toys had not been on discount, I may have not purchased them at first, since the houses and accessories were smaller than what I had truly wanted.

However, I am glad that I bought them for her, there is a lot of attention to detail, with a variety of people and furnishings to keep the imagination going. The houses close up and store very neatly (a big plus for us) - and we are enjoying the sets so much, that I am anxious to buy her more.

I recommend these sets to any mom in my situation - My daughter is beginning to outgrow the Little People sets (and I am tired of stepping over the large Little People buildings) and I did NOT want to go the Barbie route. I can see the Sweet Streets lasting for a few years, until my daughter is old enough to invest in an elaborate dollhouse.

My 3 y.o. daughter received this as a belated birthday present and she loves it. Our living room in our house is decorated Victorian with a pink Victorian loveseat and a globe, so she loved that this house has a pink Victorian loveseat and a globe in the living room.

One issue though: this house is supposed to shut so that it can be carried. We can NOT get it to snap shut securely. As soon as you pick it up it pops open. So we have been wiretying it shut when she wants to carry it or take it places.

Assembly was easy and the horse seems sturdy enough. My 1 year old grandaughter was more interested in the moving mouth than in sitting on or rocking the horse. Hopefully, she will lose her apprehension, but she didn't want to play with it.

My twins love this toy. They have two rocking horses the fisher price and this one and like them both. It is nice that this toy can rock or you can put the wheels down and roll. I think that it is a great toy.

We gave the "My Rocking Pink Pony" to my daughter for her first birthday and she absolutely loves it! She's not really old enough to push it along with the wheels down herself, so someone helps her with that, but she really likes the music the horse plays when you squeeze its ear and she likes to watch its mouth move when it talks and sings. If you're going to give this to a toddler as young as a year, they definitely need supervision, but we've had a lot of fun watching her have so much fun with it. I highly recommend it.

I originally bought the giggle bug for my newborn daughter but my 2 1/2 year old daughter has taken over as its master. She plays with Miss Giggles by putting it on her hand and doing the itsy bitsy spider motions for her little sister. The only thing that could be better is how the toy fits on the hand. By the discription I thought you would put the toy on like a glove but turns out that there is an elastic band on the belly. It doesnt fit securely on the hand or wrist, the toy slides to the side so you have to hold it on when you play with it.

I just purchased this toy based on the good reviews I read, but was a bit dissappointed when I received it. I got the Quack Along Ducks also for my twins, and that one is much better. The dog doesn't even bark as advertised, it only makes a clicking sound. I am returning it tomorrow.

My grandson loves the Ambi Max the Dog pull toy--it is so cute and durable and not too heavy to carry around. I wish the string were a little longer though, but we tied a small toy on the end for him to hold onto and that helped. It is a very cute toy for the price.

My two year old boy has never shown much interest in toys, but lately he has been dragging stuff around, so I thought a pull toy will be suitable. He just turned three and I got him the pull dog for his birthday. In anticipation to the short cord, I bought a pair of shoe laces and used one to extend the cord. It works fine. He absolutely loves it and plays with it all day long. The dog is smaller than I expected, but well designed to suit its purpose. It lands on its "feet" almost all the time no matter how many obstacles it has to pass; it rolls on any surface, including carpet. Its head shakes and its tails wags as promised, but its bark is less than desirable. It is so loud! It is a cracking sound that doesn't resemble barking and can definitely drive any adult crazy. All said, it is the first toy my boy has ever shown interest, and I certainly don't regret buying it. I am going to put tape on its belly to muffle the sound, though.