Customer Reviews

Lamaze Early Development Toy, Sir Prance A Lot

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I bought this for my nephew who is 4 months old and is really starting to like grabbing and playing with toys. Covered in bright, captivating colors and a variety of fun textures, it is about 8 inches across, so it's not too large or overwhelming for the baby to maneuver around.

Sir Prance A Lot (the knight) has a squeaker inside his head and is covered in a soft, fuzzy blue and green polyester fabric. There is also a clip on top of his head so that the toy can be attached to a stroller or car seat. The horse is mostly covered in a shinier, more satin-like fabric. There are also ribbon "tags" for his mane and lining the edge of the "blanket" underneath his saddle. The crinkle material that my nephew loves so much is located in the hooves and under the saddle blanket, and there is a bell inside the horse's head. Two plastic rings make up the tail of Sir Prance A Lot's horse.

It arrived in a sealed plastic bag, so it was well protected from the rain and snow.

We got this for my son when he was 4 months old. He had a great time with it since there were so many things he could do with it. He chews on the rings a lot and now this is in the car to keep him busy while we're driving. He's 11 months now, and still enjoys it in the car.

The Lamze toy line is excellent. My son is 3 months old and he has been playing with Sir Prance A Lot as well as the Peacock for over a month. The toys are bright, colorful, and the textures and sounds amuse him for 30 minutes at a time, mulitple times a day. He prefers the Lamaze toys to all of his others.

i have no comments that could take away from these Lamaze toys.
all of the different sensory points on this one is great - squeaker in the knight, crinkle & stripes in the hooves, jingle in the head, tags all over, and rings that clang together (and according to my baby are wonderful to chew on) make this such a useful developmental toy!
we also purchased Jacques the Peacock and Eddie the Elephant who i had hoped my baby would've enjoyed because they were all so cute but this horse was his favorite.

My daughter absolutely loves this toy! She is now 7 months old and has had it since she was 2 months. She plays with it all the time and will cuddle with it when she starts to fall asleep in her car seat when we travel. As a matter of fact, I had to buy a second one because she lost her first in a store. Great fun and entertainment!

Our son really likes Sir Prance A Lot. We got him Jaques the Peacock first and it was with that toy that he learned to reach for things and hold on to them, I didn't know how he'd be with Sir Prance A Lot...but luckily he loves him! He really enjoys yanking on the legs as they all make a crumbling noise. This toy is very well made and colorful enough to hold my baby's attention. He's had the toy since he was 2 months, he's now going on 6 months and he's just as fascinated!

I first purchased the Lamaze Mortimer the Moose for my nephew. He absolutely loves Mortie, as we call him, so I ordered Sir Prance A-Lot to have at my house for him to play with. Like Mortie, Sir Prance A-Lot is visually stimulating with many different textures and patterns that my nephew enjoys. The tail rings are great for teething, though he does seem to like chewing on the feet of Sir Prance A-Lot. The squeak element in Sir Prance A-Lot's knight always draws his attention. And you can dangle Sir Prance A-Lot above him for long periods of time, the moving feet and the sound of the bell ringing seem endlessly fascinating to my nephew.

Because of my nephew's response to Mortie Moose and Sir Prance A-Lot toys my sister-in-law ordered the Lamaze Early Development Toy Olivia the Owl for my nephew to have at his grandparents house. Basically we love the Lamaze Early Development Toys and cannot recommend them enough. Every child should have at least one. Or three.

My 6 month granddaughter loves this toy! She responds to the bright colors, textures and sounds. The teething rings are helping sooth her gums as well.

My 6 month old loves this toy. The textures, sounds and colors keep her interest. She is currently teething and loves the textured rings on the horse's tail. The horse is about the size of her chest, but she can still shake it and move it easily, which is something we have found to be important for her at this stage. It also has lots of parts that are easy for her to grasp, making it rewarding for her to reach for. I also think that this is an easy toy to make up short stories for her, making it an interactive toy that can encourage language development. Highly recommended.

Sir Prance A Lot really holds the attention of my 2-1/2month grandson. The colors do it first and then there are the krinkle noises and the squeak. It is a hit, like other Lamaze toys i've given him.