The product:

​An attention-grabbing toy designed to encourage babies to crawl. With three stages to cater for different levels of movement.

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Stage 1 – the removable bee is easy for baby to pick up and rattle. It remains upright when on the floor.

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Stage 2- for crawling beginners. The cloud and bee move across the floor in circles, playing music and flashing lights.

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Stage 3 – for advanced crawlers. The cloud and bee move in random patterns with music and lights, encouraging babies to chase it.

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When the bee is removed, the cloud stops and spins, flashing lights.

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Age:

5 months +

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What we love...

This really has been designed to attract babies’ attention.

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The lights flash brightly even in daylight.

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The sounds are reminiscent of Mario Karts and have two volume levels.

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Different stages allow the toy to grow with your baby.

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What we loathe...

The sensor on the toy has room for improvement. It often gets stuck on furniture and other obstacles and needs an adult to set it free.

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It’s a shame the toy doesn’t play a few more tunes; like most audio toys it feels pretty repetitive. This is fine for babies but a bit annoying for parents.

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The cloud works best on hard surfaces or rubberised play mats and struggles a bit more on carpeted surfaces, which slow it down.

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It’s a bit pricey but there isn’t really anything similar currently on the market.

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The round-up:

This is a great interactive toy and babies really engage with it. It’s brilliant for encouraging movement  but needs a level, hard floor to perform well.

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The sensor could be better. If it were able to avoid bumping into objects and getting stuck it would allow baby to play with it more freely.

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Rating: 7/10

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