toniesTonies Disney Baby Lullabies Audio Play Character

We got a toniebox unsure of if it would be age appropriate for my 18-month-old. But it is one we use all the time. We put it on for him when we want him to start to wind down ahead of bedtime or a nap. Our car radio broke and so we've found bringing our tonie box with this lullaby tonie is perfect for encouraging car naps with our little one. We'll probably keep using it for this purpose even after we have a working radio again because it was nice for us as parents to not have kids music playing throughout the whole car.For the record, anyone with an 18-month-old thinking about a toniebox should know that my kid has figured out how to work this box pretty well on his own despite them being marketed to 3 year olds. He loves to pick his tonie characters and put them on his box and take them off. He understands how to control the volume with squeezing the ears. He knows that slapping the sides does something but it's quite ready to skip a song or repeat a song yet. He has his favorite tonie characters that we reach for over and over again, mostly ones with songs as the stories are still a little too slow for him.

My son loves to listen to this during quiet time and he can replay it on his own!

We used this for 2 littles for about 4 months each night before bed an it was so relaxing.

My granddaughter loves this Tonie, both the design of the castle and the music.

For being advertised as a Disney tonie, there isn’t much Disney. My toddler loves the songs to listen to before bed so I’m excited to finally have a bedtime tonie. And we love our Tonies. This one is kinda small. I feel they could’ve added additional Disney songs that are the more calming ones. And I’d appreciate if it was at least 30 minutes (this one is 22 minutes). Overall we love our Tonies. This one just could’ve used a little more