Baby Einstein Tinker's Crawl Along Songs Tummy-Time Musical Toy with Lights, Ages 6 Months +

We’ve used it for a couple days and it already seems to malfunction... sometimes mid song it will cut out and die when that happens, the toy doesn’t work anymore—no matter which of the buttons you press... until you toggle the on/off switch. I could tolerate this if I’d had this toy for a year and it started acting up but this is a brand new toy and it just breaks down seemingly for no reason and needs to be “rebooted”... very strange.

The product does not roll. I tried everything and it doesn’t move.I just got it and will return it tomorrow.

Don't buy. It eventually stops working. Batteries are good. Turn it on and within a couple of rolls it shuts off. Now it's stuck in a mode where it plays a short jingle, says English and then stops. Doesn't roll any more. I was going to return today but I'm 15 or so days past window.

It’s such a stupid toy. It only spins in circles and came right back to my baby. Didn’t encourage him at all to crawl. He just wanted to pick it up and slam it on the floor a hundred times. He also had a hard time finding the buttons to make the noise since they’re like down lower to the floor. Not a good buy for us.

It came scratched. Some of the paint with missing on the nose and it was a gift! Seemed to be working so I kept it and asked for a discount and never received a message back.

I had to get 2. The first 1 they sent me was obviously used. Even though I ordered a new one. You can see it has scratches, smudges and was on since it was delivered to me. It also didn’t move around and only said 3 phrases. The ON/OFF button was stuck and hard to move. I returned it and got a another new one and it works amazing and I don’t think it was used at all.

Fun toy and tri lingual. English, Spanish, and French!My kid gives it a beating and it keeps on going.

Looooove it !! My baby was happy and always tried to crawl after it. But, after a few weeks, he’s over it lol.

The media could not be loaded.  We are expecting our first and we are trying to think ahead of the things we want her to have, especially at younger, crawling age. We know how important tummy time is, and when we saw this adorable ball, especially by Einstein, we couldn't wait to try it.Pros:- Lovely colourful and cute design - what kid doesn't love a tiger with huge eyes and bright markings- Hard wearing plastic which is very durable. It hits our units and hasn't shown any signs of wear or struggle- 3 buttons that are different colours and can make 50+ sounds, phrases and melodies which to be honest are all pretty cute and bearable. The melodies are lovely and the speaker is very good- Has 3 different language modes (English, Spanish and French)- Two volume modes is perfect to not drive parents mad- Rolls around to promote crawling and chasing for your infant (and dog, so be careful!)- Easy to clean with a wipe down- No attached bits, so nothing to come off and become a choke hazard - it's advised 6 months upwards- It doesn't move around too quickly so is great for motor-developing babies- Rolls around well on a thick carpet, although a play mat might be better if you want a smoother motion- Comes supplied with AA batteriesCons:- Very hard plastic, so obviously keep an eye on your little one when they're playing. It has plastic ears, hair and legs sticking out so you won't want them to headplant itSo as a very early toy, it is adorable, and has the typical high quality and educational/musical superiority you expect from Einstein products. It's a really cute toy with lots of features, so totally worth it, and would make a wonderful and exciting gift for any 6 month+ baby. Endless entertainment, never seen a toy like it!

...If it doesn't jiggle away, that is.What a wonderful and innovative idea to entertain and entice the little one into quickly getting to grips with movement. It wiggles, it wobbles, it jiggles and it roars like a cute tiger cub.We have bought Baby Einstein products for our little ones for quite a long time - back then, the toys were expensive, but, as they've grown as a brand and become more mainstream they have kept to the original features without compromising on quality. They are just as much as durable and have a good hand-me-down quality about them, as they did from back then. Some of which, we still have today.Like many of the Baby Einstein range, this toy too, can be set to French (with a French accent), Spanish (with a Spanish accent) and English in a British accent. The sound is clear and easy to interpret, which I can't say is the case for all brands.This bowling-ball-sized ball, has a huge array of individual words, phrases and melodies it plays as well as 3 very large light-up buttons in blue, green and orange.Suitable from around 5 months of age in my opinion, the ball helps to develop gross movement and pincer finger grip motor skills, plus with the addition of developing interest in languages.There are two volume settings which are designed to be controlled by a grown-up meaning I am able to set a volume that I am happy with, which I love...especially when working from home in the current climate!There are no soft parts on the ball, the entire construction is of firm and wipable, uniform plastic. The little one can't use it as a teether, even though it has a set of protruding hard ears. This is merely an aid to encourage and entice the little one to take the initial plunge (not literally!), into becoming independently mobile.5 stars

The media could not be loaded.  Got a toddler over 6 months? Need a crawl friend? This is it!This is the Baby Einstein Tinker Crawl Along songs for tummy time and when crawling round on the floor. He (or she) measures roughly 15cm diameter and weighs 350g. Takes 3 x AA batteries which are provided.This comes with two levels if volume control and three languages (English, French and Spanish). All can be adjusted via sliding buttons at the side.The ginger cat (I assume it is a cat?) has 3 interactive light-up buttons on its chest 1 Blue, 2 Green and 3 Yellow, all do various songs or sayings from numbers to intensely annoying tunes which will delight your toddler and give you instant rage. The device also rolls round the floor like a drunken Ain't at a family party, which will continually go and bang into whatever as long as you press one of the buttons repeatedly. Unfortunately there are over 50 melodies, songs or phrases to add to your annoyance inventory for parents alongside Mr Tumble and Blippy.This is a solid unit, there are no choking hazards here, just it can be a bit weighty, so keep an eye on it clattering into your toddlers noggin when on the floor.Oh and beware, dogs love this toy for some reason...so best make sure it's hidden away after use!I thoroughly recommend this fun toy, as we have had so many for our girls and this ranks up there with the best of em.

Mummy to 4 children and another one on the way, I have always had other brands in the past but have had a few items from the Baby Einstein brand which I am loving apart from the retail price of the items compared to my normal brands.Baba is still cooking away but thought I better let my 2 younger ones try this out to make sure they approve and it ticked all the boxes and more - going to have one happy baby when they are on the move.Tinker’s Crawl Along Songs Tummy-Time Musical ToyThis is such a fun, bright colourful crawling ball which looks like a tiger, it plays lots of different music, has 3 languages (Might as well start them young and it might teach me a thing or two) and also teaches things like colours shapes and numbers.It rolls, wobbles, lights up, so easy to clean, lightweight and I can see this going into my toddlers toy box instead of the babas room.

This is a little advance for my 3 month old to play with at the moment, so hoping in the next 3 months he will be more active to play with it, however it is a wonderful toy for young babies. My 2 year old did manage to have a cheeky play with it and from her response she liked it, especially the vibration motion which i think will really get a babies attention.It's ideal for babies that are either crawling or able to sit up in order to get the full use of it, whilst it has bright lights and many educational features to introduce colours and numbers for my little one. My only concern about the toy is how hard it is, so would need supervision when playing with but other than that it is a very cute toy to keep any baby engaged and alert.