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This is a great interactive toy for babies who love music.....Especially when they are learning to sit up on their own and good for tummy time too. It lights up and has 3 different play modes, sounds, and languages. It's not too loud, holds thier attention span, teaches them to push the buttons to get it to play, and is small so it can go to Grandma's for a weekend. My son loves the little spinner with the beads too. One thing you should know is, if your child is strong or plays rough and is active as mine,(he is only 7 months old and a big boy!) the piano is hard plastic with some weight to it and well, you get the idea!

This is great if you have lots of bath toys. I tried it first with just the suction cups, but that fell off the wall constantly. Then, I tried with the sticky tape provided. That fell off after about a week. Then, I finally screwed it into the wall. It's been up for months now and it's easy for my kids to clean up after themselves. It keeps the bath looking neat all the time. Overall I'm very pleased with this product.

Crawling opens up a whole new world to your baby. To inspire crawling Tiny Love® has created Follow Me Fred, a motorized self-rolling puppy that engages baby and stimulates physical movement and interaction. To best serve baby's crawling needs, Follow Me Fred features a multi-directional, accordion-shaped body that can be set to move in a straight line as well as in a circular motion. In addition to being an excellent crawling motivator, Follow Me Fred also features colorful buttons that summon music and cheerful doggie sounds. Parents will also be happy to know that Follow Me Fred comes with two speed settings to adapt to baby's pace. This cheerful pup also barks and plays musical tunes when in motion. Additionally, should baby forget about her new friend, just like a real puppy, Follow Me Fred will bark after a minute or so to remind baby to play with him again. Includes 3 AA Batteries. Ages 6 mos. and up. 10"H x 8"W x 4"D.

Imaginext Super Friends Batman Batcopter

My kids are doing all kinds of things with these toys, as they should be. They are sturdy and resilient and can be used in water, dirt, sand, just about anywhere! They have held marbles, cars, pompoms, snacks, water and tiny animals. They have been used as hats, stool, spinning seats, water buckets, animal caves, baby rockers and mountains.

Great imaginative toy!

I love this product. It keeps my son warm and looks great, it leaves him plenty of space to move around but covers him up very well. He feels and looks very cozy.

I have never used the sling because I gave my baby sponge baths until his stupm fell, which was after week four. My baby is a month old and he is too heavy for the sling now (it touches the bath tub even if I set it very high) but he fits inthe tub nicely and he seems to be confortable, no signs of skin damage or anything (which I read about in one review). I feel that sponge baths are safer when you are dealing with newborns, there is no risk of babies sliping out of your hands! and trying to keep that stump dry... I would buy this item again but not the sling.

I love these socks! They are adorable. They held up well and washed well until she outgrew them.

These books are terrific. I got them when my son was born. When he was very little, he liked to chew on them for teething. They are his favorite books now at 13 months- especially the one that you can put 4 x 6 pictures in. The hello bee one is also a source of constant amazement for him.

They have held together great while traveling and are easy to clean. As other people said, they definitely smell of vinyl when they first arrive but after a good airing and washing, they're fine. I highly recommend them!

Read about pirate kids Will and Abby as they decode a map so they can beat mean old pirate One Tooth to the treasure! After the story, discover leveled learning activities that help build phonics skills, vocabulary and reading comprehension. Plus, connect the Tag Reader online to the LeapFrog Learning Path to see what your child is learning.