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Junk-in-the-trunk (SE USA)
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 Many functions in a small, compact space, February 7, 2009
I bought this toy to entertain little guests at great-grandma's house. I wanted something compact that didn't have a million parts and had multiple activities.
All six of the children ages 6 months to about 30 months have loved this toy. Some of the older kids play with it for about 30 minutes or so (mainly checking out what all the buttons that switch between modes do).
The toy has two volume settings and plays a lot of classical music - it teaches letters, numbers, colors, shapes and animal sounds. It sings a variety of short songs - none of which are hard on the nerves.
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Iridescent Ballerina Jewelry Box
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Mozart Magic Cube
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
 Dangerous product, December 23, 2008
Please beware of this product.
I'm a great-grandmother to eight - five of these are still bottle fed so a product with a selectable flow rate would be a Godsend. I tried this nipple on the slow setting first with an eight week old and formula - she choked. Next, I tried to feed a five month old formula on the slow setting and he choked. Then I tried to give apple juice to a seven month old on the slow setting and he choked. This nipple works only on the slow setting with formula for two babies who are nearly a year old.
Please us extreme caution if you attempt to use this product.
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 Good shorts - bad fit for large hips, August 25, 2007
I bought these to wear for doing aerobics, yoga, stretching and strength training. I have small legs, but plenty of junk-in-the-trunk. These shorts will not stay put on my legs.
The shorts are of excellent quality and very lightweight. They wick moisture well. I would recommend them to women with large legs. If you have large hips, the C-9 Euro model compression shorts will likely work better for you.
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