Skip Hop Baby Follow-Me Bee Tummy Time Crawl Toy 3-Stage Infant Sensory Development with Lights Sounds and Music Explore & More Age 5m+

Wonderful and entertaining for children just learning to crawl. The Bee freely come oof, has soft parts to teeth on. I've bought two. One for my granddaughter and one for a friend's granddaughter.

My baby loves this little bumblebee! I set it up for her to watch in tummy time and it makes her laugh 😭 SO CUTE! It drives okay on our playmat, it flies across hardwood. I set the baby up on a boppy and put the bee between my legs as a barrier to keep it from driving to the neighbors house. I love the songs it plays, I find myself humming them throughout the day. The only complaint I have is I wish I could slow it down a little bit but otherwise it’s awesome!

This has been amazing! The battery life is great and lasts way longer than I expected. It’s lightweight but still feels well-made, and the kids absolutely love it—they chase it all over the house and stay entertained for a long time. Perfect for keeping little ones engaged and active. Definitely recommend!

Excellent toy! My baby girl has enjoyed watching this bee during tummy time since we first got it around 4 months. She’s close to 6 months now and can successfully grab the bee from the cloud if it comes close enough to her. She loves it! I know she will enjoy crawling after it once we reach that stage. The toy is overall super engaging for her, and I’m very glad we purchased it!

This is a very fun and adorable toy. My infant definitely loves it. However, the obstacle avoidance could be better. I also wish I could control the speed so it’s more friendly for younger babies.

I bought this for my 6 month-old daughter for Christmas and my niece. It was definitely entertaining for her, especially when she was attempting to learn how to crawl and do tummy time. The battery life is good. I have not had to change it since December. That’s very smooth so it’s easy to clean. It’s almost like two toys and one because they can also play with the Bee by itself! It has sensor so it tends not to hit into things. It goes okay on carpet but definitely better on hardwood floor.

I had returned a walker my parents had purchased, and decided to use the money get this instead. I bought it on a lark for my daughter at Christmas (8 mo. old). I was really surprised as to how smitten she has become with this toy. It seems to assist with learning hand eye coordination and pincer-grasp. She went from removing the bee on top by knocking it out to specifically removing the bee via the two plastic rails at the top. The sounds and spinning help to reinforce that a positive event has occurred. I really enjoy that this has different modes and a somewhat autonomous operation in the circular pattern mode or the free-form mode. It will avoid most hard obstacles but sometimes become stuck on soft articles such as shoes.I read reviews about the 3 fabric tassles attached to the edge of the toy becoming choking hazards; I think they are durable enough and my child has not put them in her mouth at all. It seems to withstand some pretty rough play. The bee section having beads on the top gives it stimulating noises which is nice. Overall this is one of my better baby toy purchases; it holds her attention and is a fun toy to chase. It rolls fairly well on medium-pile carpet and faster on hard surfaces.To summarize how this works, the bee piece puts pressure on switch buttons that allow it to resume moving , whether in circular mode or freeform mode. The toy has a motion sensor not unlike a roomba that allows it to avoid most hard obstacles. The toy plays music and spins and plays a jackpot noise when the bee is removed from the cloud. The music is not obnoxious like most baby toys.

When my baby was big enough to be awake but still not mobile, he loved watching this thing. I hated how easily it got stuck on raised obstacles, but he LOVED it. When he could crawl, he would race after it and squeal as he slapped the demons out of it.This went on for a long time until one day I noticed he had figured out he needed to put the ball on the base. Then I started seeing him move the toy when it got stuck, and one day experimenting to see if taking the ball off the base and letting it spin before reconnecting the toy would fix the issue. At 14 months he's experimenting with what surfaces it will roll on. He's figured out if it's not working he can bring it to me and I'll fix it (turn it on). Just a truly surprising amount of experimenting and discovery from one toy.

It absolutely ideal for capturing my infant’s attention. The music is not too loud. Its colorful. It goes around in circles. The bee is removable ( my baby loves to practice his gross motor skill on this , before i bought another crawling toy that had a non-removable spinning turtle and my infant got upset whenever he can’t remove the turtle ). Before, i struggle with getting my baby to do tummy time, now its too easy. Its also not too big (in your face kinda). It will definitely grow with him. Love it!

Baby loves it.

Es un extraordinario juguete que desarrolla las habilidades motrices de los Bebes

اللعبة ممتازة جداً كصناعة وقوية وتتحمل، لكن ما فيها ذيك المتعة للطفل

愉快な曲が流れてはしりだす。当初は夢中になって遊んだが、約一ヶ月後には棚の見張り番になりました。