Leapfrog Learning Baby Tad
- Celebrate 10 years of learning with Baby Tad!
- Features daytime and nighttime modes.
- Tad’s light flashes to the beat during the day and soothes baby to sleep at night.
- Includes 10 popular songs to encourage singing and dancing.
- Introduces the alphabet and parts of the body.
Introducing the 10th Anniversary Edition of the award-winning Baby Tad! This daytime and nighttime friend engages your baby with music and activities to introduce letters, numbers and parts of the body. Features 10 popular songs to encourage baby to dance, clap and move, plus 10 minutes of classical music to soothe baby to sleep. Requires 3 “AA” batteries, included. Measures 11.3″H x 10.12″W x 5.5″D.
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Baby son loves Tad!,
I love the daytime and nighttime options. It makes a great transition tool for trying to wean my son because while nursing at night, I would play the nighttime music until he would fall asleep. Now, I can just play the music and he can fall asleep without me having to nurse him. I know when he wakes up in the morning because I can hear him playing with Tad in his crib, and I can get him before he gets upset and starts to cry. Very happy baby and mommy!
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|A great toy,
10th Anniversary Hug & Learn Baby Tad is both education, fun and not to mention affordable. Baby tad is recommended for children six months and up, though you may find yourself playing with it. The toy is soft and cuddly, so it makes a great toy to snuggle up with. Baby tad is light weight and easy to carry. There are no sharp edges on him like some education toys.
Press the right foot that reads clap and he identifies feet. (“We have two feet”). Press his right paw and he counts. Press his right foot that says “dance” and he says dance with me and sings songs your toddler can dance along to. Press his left hand and he identifies hands. “I have two hands just like you.” Press the sun on his belly and the sun lights up and he sings a sunshine song. Press his belly and he giggles and identifies his belly. Press his belly again and he sings the alphabet. Press the moon and he switches from day to night. Sooth your baby to sleep with songs like “Twinkle Twinkle little star.”
When your child no longer plays with “Baby tab” he will say Bye-bye and automatically shut-off to save your battery. The toy is a great size for hugging and playing. I found Hug and Learn Baby Tad engaging and would highly recommend it to those with children eight months and up. Leap frog recommends this product for those six months and up. A baby at six months may have trouble pushing some of the buttons.
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|Good toy to fix a childs ‘meltdown’,
Bought this toy for my 6 month old from target.
He’s loud enough to distract any crying baby during a meltdown in the store. When you press his chest then his hand you he plays ‘night-night’ music starting with a woman singing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and then goes to classical music. You press his hand once, ‘five minutes to night-night’, you press again ‘ten minutes to night-night’. Which worked so great on the car rides home from dinner at grandma’s house. My husband is deployed so there wasn’t anyone to keep him company in the back, and with tad he was usually always fast asleep within minutes. He sings songs about toes and clapping hands as well. Changing from clapping hands between once or five times, like a surprise every time you press his hand. He laughs and dances. My son likes to bite on tads ‘ear?’ while he teethes. He’s soft and you can’t feel the battery box like some toys since this one is in the back with lots of padding.
cons: the only things I didn’t like was how he can seem loud a times(no volume dial) when you just need him a little more quiet. His belly is so low that it seems like they labeled his crotch, ‘belly’ which i understand kids don’t know any different at their age, but its still funny/strange to adults. Also, sometimes it’s a little hard to press on a button because of all the padding (on hands/foot/belly/chest). Which is better I guess if I had to choose between durability/comfort (to not feel battery pack) and ease of use.
All in all, even my son is still not able to press the buttons with all the padding I still like this toy. There hasn’t been an outing yet that hasn’t saved me from those in-store meltdowns. I’m pretty sure its less stressful on everyone (child, parent, and strangers) have a loud toys rather than an unhappy little one.
I recommend you get this toy for anyone who’s trying to keep outings as smooth as possible. It even distracted my 3 month old nephew from crying!
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