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Bella Dancerella Dora the Explorer Dance Studio

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This is a delightful toy! My 5 year old granddaughter with Down Syndrome spends alot of time in front of her TV singing and dancing to all the Dora Musical DVD's. She has them all memorized. I thought she would love this and for sure she does. It has great songs and is easy to keep up with. The quality is fantastic and the music is clear, great toy for any child who loves Dora and dancing and singing.

I gave this to my 2 yr old niece for her birthday. She LOVES IT!! Her parents can finally have a quiet dinner. They just put on "Dora Dance"
She is constantly asking for "Dora Dance". She immediatly takes her clothes off, puts on the Dora clothes, grabs the Maracas and is ready to dance. The dance pad is not connected to anything so no need to worry about cords.
I would recommend if your child likes Dora the Explorer.
Great product!

This is the cutest DVD. I find myself singing the songs at work. My 2 year old loves to put on her Dora outfit and run around the room shaking the maracas. It is precious. I would recommend this to anyone.

We purchased this for our daughter's 3rd birthday. It is so much fun. She loves it, and it's great exercise for when we are inside more during these upcoming cold months. My 4 1/2-year-old also dances alongside. I am going to be buying this as a gift for my neices for Christmas.

I do have to say that it did keep my 3 year old's attention, but no more than a DVD would. She really didn't interact with it much because she spent most of the time listening to and watching Dora and Boots. There's too much dialogue and not enough dancing. Even my 7 year old was bored with it quickly. Spinmaster had a great concept but did not realize it to it's fullest potential. With the colors, numbers and shapes on the dance mat, there was so much that could've been done to make it more educational, interesting and exciting. They didn't even use all of them. Dora could've been teaching through games rather than story, making it more interactive and really getting the kids to move around the mat quite a bit more. The dance sequences are too short to keep the interest and be of any physical benefit. I pictured something more like twister to music or Cranium's Hullabaloo which is a lot more fun. If you want your kids to dance and burn some energy, put on their favorite music, give them some fun instruments or costumes and turn off the tv. My girls did love the costume and the maracas.