Customer Reviews

Fisher-Price: Love to Walk Baby Pooh

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3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(1)
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My 19 month old just received this as a gift after a recent surgery and wow did she light up when Pooh started walking. She loves this. He's soft and talks to you. I think everything about him is great. He asks for hugs and says thank you after giving them. His only negative is that he has hard time walking on the carpet & his volume is only 1 level which can be a little loud. He is similar to the Hokey Pokey Elmo but more advanced (walking & talking). Pooh really delivers in SMILES.

This is a great toy. Pooh is so cute. My 10 month old loves it. Pooh walks at a slow speed, then at a high speed, and then he runs, when he falls over he asks to be put up again, he asks for hugs, and says he loves you. It appears to be very sturdy, and it puts a big smile on my baby's face.

Simply amazing. My children absolutly love this toy. Glad I snagged one earlier. Sure to be the tickle me elmo of the 2004 christmas season. Get your's while you still can. Cute as can be and it's POOH bear.

My niece loved this toy, she enjoyed pressing poohs paws and listening to him talking, she also enjoyed calling him in her own words and getting him to walk to her, she had great fun chasing him around the room and there were plenty of giggles and enjoyment had by her and her playmates. The Love to Walk Baby Pooh was soft enough for her to hug yet durable to stand up to many bangs. Great toy for the newly walking talking toddler

I thought this was the cutest toy....its various phrases and actions really make it come alive. Aparently too alive for one of my twin girls! She screams when it comes walking towards her. She is only 12 month...maybe a little too soon for her. Otherwise a fun little guy for the playroom.

Got this for my 18 month old, but it was enjoyed as much by my 3 year old, my 4 year old and my 5 year old, it seems to be very durable and lots of fun for all ages, would recommend it to any with smaller children

Our one and a half year old grandaughter loved this toy however it stopped walking after two weeks of use. She was not abusive to the toy. Just normal use.

Buy something else that will last.

Who doesn't love Winnie the Pooh?

This has been my 30-month-old daughter's favorite toy since she learned to squeeze his hand to make him walk! Poor pooh bear has fallen off of coffee tables, end tables, been kicked, dropped and thrown around... He is stained with God-only-knows-what. He has suffered more abuse than any toy should be expected to endure - and it is STILL walking, talking and singing!

The little hanky got ripped away from his hand within the first month. You would do well to just cut it off before you give it to your child.

At first my 7 month old son was afraid of it but as the batteries began to wear out, it wasn't so intimidating. The music was softer and Pooh didn't stomp so loudly. There was a day when Pooh had a meltdown. His words and music cycled randomly and made no sense and then he turned himself off. I thought he was possessed. I immediately changed his batteries. It has not happened since. The toy is cute and I catch my son hugging it from time to time when he is not pulling Pooh around by his ear trying to make him play music. =-)

Pooh is so much fun. My twin girls had to get use to Pooh walking around, but when I gave Pooh hugs and cuddly's, so did my girls!