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Whoozit Activity Spiral by Manhattan Toy

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MAN_201890

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List Price: $19.99
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Product Details:
Product Length: 3.5 inches
Product Width: 9.25 inches
Product Height: 9.3 inches
Product Weight: 0.7 pounds
Package Length: 10.0 inches
Package Width: 9.2 inches
Package Height: 3.6 inches
Package Weight: 0.65 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 14 reviews
 
 

Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:4.0
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5The Perfect Car Seat Toy  May 27, 2008
As the title says, the perfect car seat toy. Dont mess with all the clips and hooks and links to hook toys up to the baby's car seat. This spiral is perfect, and within reaching distance of the baby, without bonking her on the head.

3Go for the baby whoozit instead  May 15, 2008
This looked so cute to me and I thought it would be great to move it from car seat to inside things, but my baby doesn't seem to care for it. He loves the baby whoozit, though.

4Fun and durable....  Mar 30, 2008
I really like this product though I like it better as a crib toy than a car seat toy. On a car seat it tends to clump together instead of spreading out like in the picture. On a crib, you can wind it through the bars so the toys stay separated. My daughter (3 months) loves it.

3Not flexible enough  Jan 29, 2008
My daughter received this for Christmas and at first I was excited about it because I thought it would be great to attach to her car seat, etc. The truth is, however, just like many of the other reviews have stated, it does not stretch out long enough to go across the car seat handle, it just bunches up all together so the toys are difficult to differentiate. I own a Fisher Price baby papasan, and the solution I have found is to tape one end of the toy to one end of the "leaf stem" and stretch it out, taping the other end down as well. My daughter has shown more interest in it since doing that, but is not a perfect solution because the tape eventually comes loose. I also foresee many more problems with it once she can actually reach out and grab it!

1not safe  Dec 30, 2007
I used to have this wrapped around the arch of our Gymini by Tiny Love. However, I removed it once baby started using her hands in opposition to each other, because she could pull it off, and as such it presents a strangulation hazard. I still let her use it, but only under supervision. I have it wrapped around one of the straps on my Ergo baby carrier.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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