span itemprop="description">I bought this not realizing everything it says it says in English and French. Babies ages 12 months and older (and up to 55 pounds) can engage with the learning mode with ABC’s, counting from one through 10, and colors for an early academic opportunity. This stationary ride-on dog plays songs, sounds, and educational phrases as your baby bounces up and down or spins all around!

Even though the base appears wide the whole product is small enough that it does not take up too much space in the living room. So, little ones can bounce, count, spin, and sing their way through a fun-filled day of interactive and educational play. It also provides adults with a lot of entertainment to watch your children having so much fun, safely jumping up and down.The Toy Insider also accepts consideration from manufacturers, which is clearly marked as sponsored content. Where development comes into play Early Academics: As your baby bounces or presses the buttons, playful songs and phrases introduce the alphabet, numbers, colors, and more! Gross Motor: Climbing up on the puppy and bouncing up and down helps strengthen your baby's balance and coordination skills. Amy: Although it is very practical it takes up a large amount of room and doesn’t look very stylish. It’s best feature is how interactive it is; it allows children to sit, bounce and spin independently.

Abigail: Although we loved the product and my daughter would play independently on it for long stretches of time, I feel the product is quite expensive. ca base "Our Suggested Age" ranges on these manufacturer recommendations, as well as considering which ages will enjoy the product. Introductions are limited to motor finance, CarMoney Limited will pay us a fixed commission per paid out deal. Featuring a sturdy base, easy-grip handles, interactive buttons and multicolor lights, this stationary ride-on dog plays songs, sounds, and educational phrases as your baby bounces up and down or spins all around!The Toy Insider is an editorial site that receives free samples from manufacturers, but all editorial opinions are their own. It entertained her for a good stretch of time, whether she was bouncing, spinning or pressing the buttons on top. Sarah-Jane: I would have liked to have had batteries included, I find it a bit annoying when a new toy is purchased and batteries are required but not included. Where development comes into play;Early Academics: As your baby bounces or presses the buttons, playful songs and phrases introduce the alphabet, numbers, colors, and more! Abigail: My daughter really enjoyed playing on the bounce and spin puppy, giving me time to get jobs done!