Kid-O Mini Bilibo 2 pk. – Blue/ Green
Dec 19, 2009 Author: Babyler | Filed under: Toys
- The junior version of the award-winning Bilibo easily matches its big sibling’s versatility
- In the hands of young children, the colorful shells turn into anything and everything
- Racing game, spinning top, boat in the floods of the bath tub, treasure trove, game piece, exotic shell, designer’s doll seat, cup for snowballs
- This open-ended toy stimulates the imagination and becomes an accessory of countless new games
- For ages 1 yr. and up; 5x5x4.5″
- Manufacturer’s Suggested Age: 1 Year and Up
- Number of Players: 2 Players
Product Description
The little sibling of Bilibo. The uses are endless. Great sandbox toy to scoop the sand and form creations. Scoop water while in the tub or pool. Play in the snow forming snow balls and playing games. Store your candy or paperclips on your desk. Let a doll or stuffed animal mimic your child’s play in their bilibo. Magically attractive and deceptively simple, Bilibo’s iconic shell shape and bright colors prove immediately appealing to young children and not so young children. Each set comes with two Bilibo Mini. Ages 1 and up…. More >>
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3 Responses for "Kid-O Mini Bilibo 2 pk. – Blue/ Green"
It is super miniature, even too small for most dolls. Don’t really know what you are supposed to do with this product.
Rating: 1 / 5
This toy is versatile so the child will use it for whatever his/her imagination conceives. So far my 2 year old just uses it in the tub.
Rating: 3 / 5
These are simply awesome- they are one of the best baby toys we own. (And by now with baby number 3, we have a lot of baby toys!) They continue to hold my boys’ attention even as other toys fall out of favor. I think this is because they are so adaptable- there isn’t anything you are “supposed” to do with them; it is up to the child to use them however he or she sees fit. As the boys grow, they think of new things to use these for.
As a young baby, I’ve seen them use the mini bilibos as a bowl to put things in and out of, to hide other toys temporarily, and to bang on the floor or table in a most satisfying way. None of that sounds very exciting, but it’s developmentally appropriate and holds baby’s attention. Plus they love it when I spin it on the table like a top. I usually throw one in the diaper bag when we go to a restaurant or the doctor’s office.
As they’ve gotten older, the mini bilobos are most popular as sand and water toys, but they are also used while playing with other toys- as little garages for hotwheels cars for instance, or a boat for little people or animals, and most recently a tiny “hobbit hole”. I’m not sure what other uses they’ve seen, but I can certainly say we’ve gotten more than our money’s worth out of them.
Rating: 5 / 5
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