Product Description
Just like a real toddler, Baby Pooh is learning to walk. Squeeze his hand and he walks at four different speeds and says up to 40 phrases. Or, switch to voice activation, then watch him walk and hear him talk when you clap your hands. Measures 12". Requires 4 "AA" batteries (included).
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Fisher-Price: Love to Walk Baby Pooh
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- Publisher: Fisher Price
- Label: Fisher Price
- Studio: Fisher Price
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 20 reviews
- Sales Rank in Toys: #46882
Avg. Customer Review:
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Takes A Licking and Keeps on Ticking! 2006-05-28
Comment: Who doesn't love Winnie the Pooh?
This has been my 30-month-old daughter's favorite toy since she learned to squeeze his hand to make him walk! Poor pooh bear has fallen off of coffee tables, end tables, been kicked, dropped and thrown around... He is stained with God-only-knows-what. He has suffered more abuse than any toy should be expected to endure - and it is STILL walking, talking and singing!
The little hanky got ripped away from his hand within the first month. You would do well to just cut it off before you give it to your child.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: cutest thing ever. 2006-04-26
Comment: i am 18 years old and i absolutely adore this toy. me and a friend spent about 2 hours playing with it in the shops a couple of years ago. i finally bought one recently and i love it. it's so cute. adorable phrases and actions - especially when he asks for hugs! A++++
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Cute but problematic 2005-06-08
Comment: At first my 7 month old son was afraid of it but as the batteries began to wear out, it wasn't so intimidating. The music was softer and Pooh didn't stomp so loudly. There was a day when Pooh had a meltdown. His words and music cycled randomly and made no sense and then he turned himself off. I thought he was possessed. I immediately changed his batteries. It has not happened since. The toy is cute and I catch my son hugging it from time to time when he is not pulling Pooh around by his ear trying to make him play music. =-)
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Great for all my kids 2005-02-20
Comment: Got this for my 18 month old, but it was enjoyed as much by my 3 year old, my 4 year old and my 5 year old, it seems to be very durable and lots of fun for all ages, would recommend it to any with smaller children
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Cute but problematic! 2005-01-25
Comment: My daughter, who just turned 2, received this toy for Christmas in 2004. At the time, I thought it might be a little too young for her since she has been walking for quite some time. However, Pooh's sweet voice and cute waddle and run really got her excited. She loved calling to him and having him come to her. Educational value of the toy may be minimal overall, but if it entertains an energetic 2 year old for a few minutes, Mommy is happy.
Unfortunately, much like some of the other reviewers, my daughter's Pooh broke after only 2 weeks. After a trip an hour away to a Toys R' Us (where he was purchased) to exchange him, we were told that they were out of stock in store & online. My daughter was heartbroken to have to leave her 'sick' pooh at the store, much less to still not have one at this point. I am disappointed in the company for this, as well, as it seems that some defect may be the rationale for the low stock--too many returns and exchanges.
Overall, my daughter & I love the idea of the Pooh, even if the toy itself has malfuntioned.
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