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Lamaze Gardenbug Wrist Rattle & Footfinder Set | 
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| Brand: Learning Curve
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: £5.50
New (16) from £5.50
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 2
Media: Toy
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 7.1 x 3
MPN: LC27111
Model: LC27111
UPC: 796714271118
EAN: 0796714271118
ASIN: B000I2Q0C2
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Lamaze toys grow with babies and are enjoyed in new ways as the months go by | | • | Every Lamaze Play & Grow toy helps baby to develop key skills | | • | See: Bright contrasting colours and pattens stimulate vision | | • | Hear: Rattles, squeaks and crinkles develop auditory senses | | • | Touch: Different textures to grip and grab refine motor skills | | • | Imagine: Lovable characters inspire pretend play and enhance social skills | | • | Manufacturers Recommended Age: 3 Months+ |
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| Customer Reviews:
Could be louder! August 10, 2008
E. S. Blatch
I bought these for my eight week old son, as he waves his arms and legs around a lot and thought this might entertain him in between his bouts of crying. Also he has a fantastic habit of punching himself in the face and anything attached to his wrist reduces those opportunities and therefore in turn the bouts of crying. The recommended age is for 3 months plus but if you have a baby that waves its arms and legs around and you need something to take their attention for a while then this is it! There are other wrist rattles on the market but this is the only set I have seen that comes with feet as well. As he is a bit young for them and he has skinny arms and legs I put them over his babygro - but with enthusiastic waving/thrashing them come off. He is most impressed currently with the feet (although his feet are a new discovery full stop anyway) but I think this is also to do with the fact that he has had numerous toys attached to his wrists of late (see the issue with face hitting above). The only reason I haven't given this a five is because the rattle sound is so quiet, I think it needs to be louder as I can barely hear it and it is considerably quieter than any other rattles of this type.
If you want something to distract your little one then this is it...
 Okay, but come off easily! May 14, 2008
N. Griffin (Chesterfield, UK)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought these recently for my three month old daugher. I put them on her feet and they'd come off within a few minutes and they keep doing so! She instantly found them attractive but highly frusrating that after wrigging her feet a few times, she'd fetched them off. The socks are too loose and don't have enough give in them to make them a snug enough fit. Only recommended if your baby has fat feet!
Having said that, the wrist rattles are fine and she likes those!
 Sweet Toy March 22, 2008
J. Vlad (London)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I love this little set, and so does my baby girl. She is three and a half months old and discovered her hands recently. She stares at the bugs and tries to put them in her mouth. She is taking some notice of her feet while I change her so it is only a matter of time before the socks grab her attention too. The black and white stripes and rattle/crinkle sounds are very engaging. (The little bug faces are adorable too!)
Best toy bought so far March 18, 2008
Aleena (UK)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This was the first toy that completely captured the attention of my 3 months old. Started with the wrist rattles which he loved to stare at for ages and now at 4 months he's finding the foot rattles lots more fun bouncing his feet up to grab the bugs and then ofcourse trying to put his feet into his mouth! Definately recommend
Bug Wrist/ & Ankle rattles January 25, 2008
T. Kimberley (West Sussex, UK)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
These were a brilliant purchase - countless hours of entertainment watching your child trying to figure out where the bugs have come from, over and over again as they learn to co-ordinate their hands and feet!
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