Baby Reviews

I love racoons. This is the cutest toy I've ever purchased. Nice one!

i hate this stupid dumb toy!!the food is all soggy and watery and it doesn't even go into the dolls mouth!little girls all around the country, don't ask your mom for this!

I don't see why people would purchase this! I disagree with the reviewer below me because the food IS a little slimy but it's not THAT bad! But the doll comes with these accessories! I suppose it would be a good purchase if you had lost the feeding bowl and spoon and used all the feeding sachets. The bib is useful, though! I would say, SAVE YOUR MONEY! But it is VERY durable and I suppose it is educational because it teaches you feeding and I suppose it would be quite fun! Ah, I see why you would get this! If you got 2 dolls! So, get this is you ran out of sachets and lost the bowl and spoon or want MORE accessories or have 2 dolls but if you want DIFFERENT accessories this toy would be a MAJOR dissapointment!
You have just read a review written by a 9 year old girl who loves her BABY born that she called Hermione!
Something I would like to say:
My brother is called Reuben and he is ADORABLE! He is sweet and cute and fun to play with!!! JUST LIKE BABY BORN!

I lost my baby born bottle and run out of food so i went online and got this.The peach smell really smelled like peach baby food.The bottle kinda hurt my hand but it i got to use it so much it didn't hurt.The duck goes with the theme for Babyborn.


- this is the best

There are so many toy cars for toddlers on the market that there's no reason to buy one that's less than perfect. This particular model is definitely far from perfect.

The problem with this model (and there are a few variations like it, so look out for those) is that it's just not easy to use for a toddler. Toddlers like to push and pull on things wontonly, and they expect results when they do. If something gets stuck, that's bad.

In the case of this car, there are a few problems:

1) The center seat will only lift if the steering wheel is perfectly centered. Even a slight turn to the left or right will cause the steering wheel to block the seat. Needless to say, my 18-month-old does not understand that.

2) Once you get the center seat open, it detaches too easily. The only way to re-attach is to use two hands to push in the retracting hinges and carefully position it back. Again, not something that a toddler can do.

3) The rear door is hard to open. It acts like those airplane trays with the knob that turns. And like the steering wheel, it needs to be in an exact position for the door to be unlocked. No toddler toy should ever have a locking mechanism of any kind. The door should just have a handle, and a good tug should open it.

I gave this car two stars because the overall idea is good, it's just that it needs to be redesigned.

Our son recieved this for his first birthday and he loves it. He is now almost 14 months and still loves it. The hatch on the back that turns into a slide is his favorite. THE DOWNFALL: This toy is loud and and screechy with no volume controll. My solution: Putting a piece of packaging tape over the speaker.

Our son received this as a gift for his second birthday and he loves it. He loves to ride on it, lean back against the high back, and push it around at times. The only thing that is a little questionable is the seat flap that opens to reveal all sorts of fun, neat toys. Opening it is not that big a deal, but to put it back on, the steering wheel has to be just so, and two little tabs have to be pushed in from one side for it to click. My two year-old can't do this, so all I hear is "mommy! put on!".

This playset is great - my son loves it. You do have to be careful with the open sides - it is very easy to fall off. My only complaint was puting it together. The instructions are horrible and have no words - only pictures. The parts are hard to tell apart (the color-coded bolt caps all look the same in the instructions) and the pieces are hard to handle. Give yourself extra time to work through the instructions and get a couple of friends to help. Also, a power screwdriver should be a required tool to get the screws into the plastic.

My two youngest sons (age 11 months and 24 months) love this toy. It was a bear to build. The instructions have no words and the pictures are general. It also requires a lot of screws to be placed. The holes are not pre-drilled. The swings on the extension move on the ropes and aren't very safe. I have replaced the swings with immobile seats that snug into the kids. They have endless fun and don't like to come inside. The small slide goes on either side of the lower platform and the other side is left open. I wish there were steps or another slide. Overall, the small kids like it a lot, but my seven year old (weighing 55lbs) is a little too heavy for it. The platforms sag when he is on it.

My son is 16 months old and so far loves this climber. I know he's a little young for it, but I figure he'll enjoy it for a very long time. Assembly was a little difficult, but not too bad. My only concern is there is one side that is completely open. Any child could fall off. Obviously, adult supervision is a must. Other than that, it's great.