Lamaze Octotunes
Dec 29, 2009 Author: Babyler | Filed under: Toys
- Each of eight tentacles “tootles” a different musical note when squeezed
- Each tentacle different color, produces different musical note; can play color-coded tunes
- Plush and vanilla scented; brightly colored to attract baby
- Measure 12.5 inches high by 10 inches across
- Newborn and older; 90-day limited warranty
Product Description
Do! Re! Me! Baby will have lots of fun making merry music with Octotunes. A different note is played as you push each tentacle. This soft, lovable character also teaches baby about nurturing play. Comes complete with a song book and a soft vanilla scent. No batteries required.Amazon.com Product Description
The colorful, plush Lamaze Octotunes has a big friendly face and eight colorful tentacles. Very young infants will love the bright colors and the vanilla scent, but the best part–for older babies who can use both hands to grip–is that Octotunes will respond to squeezes with a different note from each tentacle-horn. Great for budding musicians! Give Cuddles, Get Music
As baby gets older, Octotunes will reward the child’s squeezes with tunes–or just reward snuggles with tootling goodness, which helps baby learn how to nurture. In the meantime, you can squeeze Octotunes’ tentacles and watch your baby’s eyes light up, especially duri… More >>
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5 Responses for "Lamaze Octotunes"
I really don’t see the big deal about this toy, and neither does my 10 month old. He’s not the least bit interested in it, and I’ve shown him that the legs make sounds. He doesn’t care. I think it was a waste of money. Oh well.
Rating: 2 / 5
This toy is a good idea and it’s very cute and smells great when you first purchase it. I gave it to my son at 9 months and, unfortunately, it has never interested him (it’s still out in his room and he doesn’t look twice at it). I would show this toy to a child before purchasing it since it’s not a sure hit with all kids as far as I’m concerned.
Rating: 2 / 5
My daughter received this as a gift at Christmas when she was 2 months old. The people who bought it knew that even as an infant, she loved and reacted to music, and they hoped she’d like to make her own one day. She is now 8 months, and this toy just does not interest her. I’ve played the songs that come on the tag (yes, squeeze the right color and you can play children’s songs), helped her squeak the tentacles and encouraged her to wrestle with it, but she just doesn’t care. She simply glances at the goofy thing, looks at her other toys and creeps right past the Octotunes to her little piano or her Fisher Price Laugh and Learn Puppy. The only good thing was we got a hilarious picture of her with her big eyes next to this octopus with his big eyes. Definitely NOT the best toy we own!
Rating: 2 / 5
I bought this for my daughter (who isn’t born yet) but I am sure she will love it! Each leg of the octopus plays a different note so if you are musically inclined you can play many simple songs on the legs and it is great fun! My husband is a pro at it so I think this will bring a lot of entertainment and positive interaction for him and my daughter when she gets here!
Rating: 5 / 5
My 10 months old son loves it. He can’t make it sound right now (the toy is a bit big for him and the arms need to be pressed quickly and hard) but that give us chance to play with it together. If you have some music playing knowledge this toy makes a great choice as you can perform some lullabies with its arms (my son really enjoys when I play a know song with this toy).
Rating: 5 / 5
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