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My 4 month old son fell in love with Lulu when we checked out the hardcover edition Hello Lulu from our local library. I'd never seen him so fascinated by a book before - and we have dozens upon dozens of children's books in our house! I decided to buy it for him in board book form as a Christmas present and was so disappointed to see many of my favorite pages missing in this edition. The boardbook edition is more focused on Lulu's family and leaves out the pages regarding her best friend, the color red, and her new shoes. My son is now only 6 months old, and of course, he couldn't care less. He loves this book just as much as the original. But, as the adult doing all the reading… Read more
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
This makes a really fun party game - but it's definitely not meant to be taken seriously. It's by no means accurate. One of our party guests kept getting shocked on the first question, "What's your name?" - despite telling the truth. He was shocked for all subsequent questions. We couldn't figure out why the machine was singling him out. I myself was shocked on questions I answered honestly. But, that's what makes it such an uproariously funny party game.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I'm a carrier addict and recently (reluctantly) added an Ergo to my collection. I own a ring sling, Moby, Babyhawk Mei Tai, and an Ergo. The Babyhawk and the Ergo are by far my favorites. I tried the Ergo on in a local boutique and was so impressed. It made my 20 pound 4 month old feel nearly 10 pounds lighter as soon as I strapped him in. I really love the Ergo's design - it's easy to use, sturdy, and the pull-up hood is a fantastic feature. But the main reason I decided to buy the Ergo is it's lack of dangling staps. I live in Seattle and didn't like the way the straps of my Babyhawk would drag on the muddy ground while I was trying to put it on outdoors in parking lots, etc. With… Read more
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