She hasn't put him down since we got him, it's easy to see why she's so fascinated by all the bright colours and textures.
Each wing has a different activity with that crinkly material the same as Mr Books.
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Three little wings in front of the main wing all of different colours/textures. You move them out of the way to find a rather smug looking ladybird staring back at you.
Bottom Left
Has a fluffy white pompom and a blue silky blob with a squeaky bit in it. She hasn't mastered the squeaky bit yet but has a little giggle when I do it for her. I imagine it would be quite hard for a baby to do anyway as to make it squeak you have to squeeze it from both the front and back of the wing.
Top Right
This has a mirror (kind of) under a little flap with two holes is. The mirror is a bit rubbish but Aria likes to look at it anyway.
Bottom Right
I love this one, it has a cute little knitted pocket with a red plastic ladybird in. The lady bird comes out attached to a yellow cord so it doesn't get lost. This is great for her to chew on to help with her teething.
He also has a bell in his head, because the crackly wings aren't noisy enough. A white link at the back of his head lets you attach it to a pram or car seat..or play mat... or highchair... oh the possibilities! He has has a pully tail with two hoops attached to it, i first thought it would have made a sound when it's pulled but it just seems to be a pully thing after all. So that's Freddy two days he has been in her life and he's already her best friend, as you can see.
Price wise it ranges from around £9.99 to £17.99 i got mine for £10 something from Debenhams. Age range is from 0-24 months, which is pretty good... if he lasts that long, two days and he's already spit drenched and his wings are all askew. We shall see, i mean what harm can a 5 month old do really...
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