Fisher-Price Go Baby Go Crawl And Cruise Musical Jungle
If Nick could tell you what his favorite toys are the Fisher-Price Go Baby Go Crawl and Cruise Musical Jungle would definitely make the list. I bought this at a Mom to Mom sale last fall. I got it for a song. It was in great shape. The only thing wrong was that it no longer had all of the balls, but I knew Nick would never realize that. When I bought it at the beginning of October Nick wasn’t developmentally ready for it, so I decided to put it away for Christmas. I figured it would make a great Santa present (in our home Santa leaves a big present under the tree that is out of the box and already assembled). When Christmas came around though Nick still wasn’t mobile, so I wasn’t sure if he was actually ready for it. I decided to still go with it though since I didn’t know what else to get him. Plus I didn’t want to leave it hiding behind his crib (you’ve got to love the age when you don’t have to worry about them seeing their presents).
Giving it to him turned out to be a good plan because he loved it. He couldn’t move around it, but he was happy to sit in front of it and play with the toys and sending the balls down the slide. This toy is what helped Nick both learn to stand and to cruise holding onto things. For many months it was one of his main go to toys. Even if I hadn’t gotten it for a good price used I would still think that it was money well spent.
There are very few bad things that I can say about this toy. It is on the larger size, so you do need decent floor space to store it. That being said though it isn’t so large and bulky that you can’t carry it to different rooms in your home. Ours stays in the living room, but during the Winter it moved all over the place. About the only thing that I don’t like about this toy is that there is no way to turn the sound off. The sounds start when the toys on it are moved, so that means that any time you do move it, and often when you accidentally bump it, your going to set it off. I can’t tell you how many times I accidentally set the sound off and I stood there while the song ran its course praying that the sound didn’t wake Nick.
Nick still likes to play with the Musical Jungle, but not nearly as much as he used to. Fisher-Price says that the max age for this toy is 36 months, but I think most kids would outgrow it long before that. By 24 months I think kids would only want to play with it if it was something they hadn’t played with in a long time, or if they went somewhere else and it was sitting out for them to play with.
The Fisher-Price Go Baby Go Crawl And Cruise Musical Jungle is a wonderful toy that can be a wonderful tool for physical development. It is expensive, but most kids seem to get a lot of use out of. It is made from really solid plastic, so it handles a lot of use well making it a good toy to buy used.
Did your little one play with the Fisher-Price Go Baby Go Crawl and Cruise Musical Jungle?
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What are the songs it plays do you know?
You know I can’t completely remember! I’ve asked both my husband and mother what they remember. Jason thought he remembered it playing Pop Goes The Weezle, but my neither my mom nor I can remember a specific song. I know it did have a lot of unnamed songs which was nice. We put it away quite a few months ago now though, and all the different songs on all of the different toys are starting to blend together in my head. I’m sorry I’m not more helpful.
Nick has loved this toy very much. He also love the music that it plays.