VATOS Baby Sensory Toys Montessori Food Grade Silicone Pull String Activity Toy,Giraffe Toy with Twisting Clockwork & Neck Pop Tube for Fine Motor Skills,Travel Toys for Babies,Infants Toddlers 18M+

Bought this silly looking giraffe for my 9 month old to play with on her first airplane ride. I was really hoping it would keep her entertained and it did! She loves it. Great that it is a teether and sensory toy in one. And it was compact enough to throw in my larger diaper bag for travel.

Lots of actions to show. Suction cup is whatever, no "vibration" proper would be nice if wind up key triggered that. However, as far as sensory toys go. Despite looking kinda like a goofy acid trip giraffe it's a solid option for auditory and oral sensory stimuli. Purchased for finicky special needs tot. Already has a name for her toy. That's a toy win. Good option for kiddos going in and out of the hospital a lot.

Great toy, sturdy and cute. Our granddaughter loves it! Easy to play with, keeps her entertained. Great quality toy

My baby loves this one, she still finds new things on it to fiddle with even after a few months. Deducting one star because the suction cup isn’t the best, I had hoped to suction it to her high chair table but it doesn’t stay for long at all. Overall though it’s one of our favorites!

Exactly as described.

My grandson loves this soft, flexible toy. At his age everything goes on his mouth (teething) and this giraffe is soft and firm on his vines! When we pull his neck out the baby smiles . Don’t hesitate purchasing !

This thing would be 5 stars if not for how easily the tabs in the base and suction cup break. My 6 month old was able to break it with normal play.Prior to actually breaking it, he was able to pull the giraffe off the suction cup. Which means it ends up on the floor repeatedly with him unable to get it without assistance. The tab has no real locking mechanism, you just turn it meaning all your baby has to do is play, and it turns and releases.As for the breaking tabs and potential hazard:The plastic is hard but not hard enough that a baby count bend and rip the tabs. The plastic didn't snap; it bent because it's a slightly soft plastic when you bend it. You know that whiteish look plastic that has been bent gets?I'll attach photos but he bent it right out of the base, tearing the base itself and tearing off the tabs meant to lock it in place. The little piece that came off could be a hazzard for babies.Other than that, baby LOVES it. A lot. If you feel comfortable giving it to them glued together or with out suction cup, it would work fine.Update: worked with VATOS on this and they've sent the suggestions and issues up to have them looked at and the toy improved. They were really great and easy to work with.I am (and baby) looking forward to seeing an updated version of this toy in the future because it's adorable and babies all over apparently love it as much as mine.

Babies loves the color and textures

Doesn’t come with suction cups and it is a bit underwhelming to be honest.

I really liked this toy.. and it would keep my 9month old entertained for ages, however I need to leave this review to warn other parents.My baby was playing with this when I noticed he had something in his hand.. he started drawing it towards his mouth, luckily I was close enough to grab it. Turns out the eye had popped out.. it’s roughly the same size as a grape and the perfect shape to get lodged in a baby’s throat. I’m just thankful that I was sat next to him at the time. Do not buy.. or if you do, please do not leave it with your baby unattended!