Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Walk & Giggle Doll
- Ships in Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging
- Play and help her take her very first big girl steps
- Try to keep up as this interactive doll goes from sitting, to standing, to walking with you, and all by herself
- This big girl also loves to play peek-a-boo
- Fully interactive doll includes 60 phrases, sounds and songs
Amazon.com Review
Get ready for interactive playtime with the Fisher Price Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Walk & Giggle Doll. Designed for children age three and older who enjoy playing “mommy,” this life-like doll features a repertoire of more than 60 phrases, songs, and sounds. From playing peek-a-boo to walking with her colorful pooch, she offers hours of interactive enjoyment while helping to encourage a nurturing behavior. Walk & Giggle (Caucasian) Ages: 3 and up
Requires: 6 “AA”/LR6 alkaline batteries Phillips screwdriver Scissors What We Think
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The Good: Doll provides an array of fun activities, including Peek-a-Boo, walking with included puppy toy, and more. Her “magic touch” hands respond to touch for easy start-up.
The Challenging: Some of the doll’s phras… More >>
Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Walk & Giggle Doll
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One comment
Harish C. Vaidyanathan on December 19, 2009 at 6:35 pm
Cute doll, kids love it but environment conscious parents better stay away. This doll chews battery for breakfast, lunch & dinner and it eats ‘em 6 at a time.
Day 1: kids receive the doll, are delighted and play with it morning through evening (cute for sure).
Day 2: doll only speaks but can’t move. Replace 4 batteries (2 in each leg) and it works all rights
Day 3: doll goes mum, replace 2 batteries at the back
Day 6: cycle 6 batteries again
Day 8: order a set of rechargeable batteries on ebay!
Personally, I dont see any educational value from the toy, its cute though but I definitely dislike the fact that it is such a power hog. Not to mention that it usually makes a snap sound occasionally when you lift the doll by her arms… as if you broke the thing!