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Baby Einstein Color Kaleidoscope
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Baby Einstein Color Kaleidoscope
- 3-6 months: Grasp handles to activate lights & melodies to develop eye tracking plus cause & effect learning
- 6-12 months: Grasp a handle to see coordinating color light in the dome & hear the color in English, Spanish & French to encourage language development
- 12 months+: Grasp two handles to hear the secondary color created when the two corresponding colors mix, plus see a light show with melodies
- Music mode available for youngest babies
- 3 months & up
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Baby Einstein Color Kaleidoscope
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- Publisher: KIDS II
- Label: KIDS II
- Studio: KIDS II
- Average Customer Review: based on 6 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #902
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Summary: A Little Overwhelming 2008-03-25
Comment: I liked the concept of this toy (that it teaches babies colors, and how they combine), but its execution, not so much. My baby loves to stare at lights, so I thought he would enjoy this toy, but he actually finds this quite overwhelming (at five months). Perhaps he will enjoy it more later, but for now, he will not look at it for more than 30 seconds before he starts crying, and will not stop until we turn it off. I think it may be a little too intense for him right now since the colors flash very brightly and very quickly.
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Summary: Dynamic Toy 2008-02-06
Comment: This is a great toy and teaches names of colors in three languages as well as teaches how two colors combined make a single color (ie red and yellow make orange).
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Summary: fun toy 2008-01-23
Comment: A fun way to learn your colors...in English and Spanish. I like it because it can grow with the child. At first a child can learn the primary colors, then can learn how colors combine to make new ones. I love that it is bilingual.
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Summary: Blue Light 2008-01-20
Comment: the one that I recieved has no blue light and since the light is the most interesting part of this toy to my son ... he only gets two of the three colors (he is too young to know how to press 2 at a time to get the other colors; purple, green and orange) If he presses the blue and gets no light... he leaves the toy behind and moves on. So we usually have to leave it on the musical setting and not the color setting.
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Summary: Great toy! 2008-01-08
Comment: My husband and I got this for our 3 month old for Christmas and he loves it! The handles are made so he can get his chubby little hands wrapped around them and press the buttons. Any time he cries, we turn it on, and he stops immediately to look at the lights and grab ahold of it. Recently, we took a plane ride and took this toy with us...and the passengers on the plane were happy because it kept him quite without blaring the music (thanks to the volume settings). I would definitely recommend this to any parent whose baby is interested in lights.
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