Disney Bounce Tigger

We purchased this for my son (3 yr old) and he (and all the kids, actually) really enjoy this toy. I am very surprised at how durable it has been. My kids are rougher on this toy than I would like, but it still happily works. Not only is it constantly bouncing itself off of chairs and other elevated objects, but my kids also like to make it bounce without turning it on (by manually pushing it up an down, which forces the bouncing mechanism to move). Even with this abuse, the toy has not yet (given us any trouble).It is actually pretty neat. It doesn't just bounce up and down, but the head is weighted so that when it's playing a song it can turn the head and actually make the toy bounce in one direction or another. I am mildly impressed, but not that surprised that Disney is the company to create a bouncing toy that actually does something unexpected by design.Con: The big con on this toy is that it goes through batteries quickly. The poor design feature is to power something mechanical with 3 AA batteries. If it were just a digital toy, that would be fine, but for a mechanical/analog toy, AAs do not have the capacity to keep this toy going for more than a week or two (or less if my kids are _really_ enjoying it).

My 14 month old is in love with this toy. We got it for Christmas and it's her go to toy even now. She especially loves the bounce song and actually bounces along to the song. There is no volume control but a play, off and demo/try me mode. My daughter quickly found out that pressing his paw makes him say/do things a lot more than just hitting him on his head which she first started doing.Every time he giggles she finds it hilarious. He's also very durable since my toddler has thrown him and dropped him down the stairs a few times and he's still going strong. It's not often a toy does that. He also turns off on his own when his paw isn't pressed after a few minutes by saying "ttfn, ta ta for now".

The 5 month old son loves it - so much so (and maybe it is because the family loves it too) that he has one for our house and one for grandma's. He sings, bounces, and raps 'Bounce - Bounce' to the theme of Xris Xross' "Jump" - so isn't he a hip little dude? - Yeah, he went old school. It's still Tigger and it's not so overwhelmingly large that he is intimidated by it...so - good deal, you can get this at almost any Target for about the same price - but good luck finding it in the back of the shelves in the wiped out kiddie section.

This thing eats batteries like crazy, even if only using it for a few minutes at a time. Make sure he doesn't fall over while he's turned on, or he'll start spouting half-sentences and jerking around until you pick him up and make a point to straighten his head (yeah, that's right, your kid is supposed to bounce near it doesn't like to fall over). When the batteries start to go (after 1 or 2 regular uses) he stops being able to actually jump and he'll just slowly bounce. The kid was over the moon about it, so that's a plus.

I ordered this for my granddaughter after watching a video of Tigger's performance on You Tube. The description of this one led me to believe it was the same but it is NOT. The one I received bounces and says a few phrases, but does not sing his new song as expected. I am very disappointed and will not buy from this seller again.

This is such a fun toy. My 1-year-old granddaughter loves it! It is pretty loud and moves a lot so you could get tired of it after awhile. But, it is well made, audio is great, colors are great and it is very sturdy and stands upright easily. I would recommend.

I asked my son for ideas for his 1 year old for Christmas, and he recommended this bounce tigger. When our grandson opened the box (with help of course) he couldn't stop laughing when tigger bounced and played music. Our granddaughter (1 1/2 yrs.), opening her gifts at the same time, came over and laughed and danced around tigger. Bounce tigger has been a hit with both grandchildren.

Stops singing in the middle of the song and does not bounce too well. Otherwise it’s ok. Way to high of a price though for what you get.