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376I think I'm going to give my kid a hard case of ADHD. I have way too many of these things. They are all over the place. And they are the prefect tool to use to torment my children.
Fisher Price Dance and Move Beat Bo/ Beat Belle Review
You’ve probably seen the commercials. The Fisher Price Dance and Move Beat Bo/Beat Belle Toys are a hot product right now! Family bought my daughter way too many of them and ever since, the secondary market has been flooded with abaondoned Beat Bo figures
The Fisher Price Dance and Move Beat Bo / Beat Belle toy is a great addition to our pile of toys the kids never play with. There are two versions of this toy – Beat Bo and Beat Belle. Also a dog but who cares? As you can probably guess, the Beat Bo is the “boy” while Beat Belle is the “girl”. Since this toy was primarily for my daughter, I chose Beat Belle. Then I realized that I was being insencitive to my gender fluid todler. My niece has Beat Bo and it is virtually identical, although the voices sound slightly different. Also, the coloring is different – Beat Bo is mostly primary colors while Beat Belle is more “girly.” My daughter has mostly gotten hand me down toys from her big brother, which is why I opted for the girly version. The features between the two are identical.
Dance and Move Beat Belle is very easy to use. There are buttons on her feet and one large screen on her big belly. Each dances differently and plays different songs. Beat Belle and Beat Bo come with three interactive modes: Dance N’ Move, Learning and Games, and Customized Sing Along.
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There’s lots of learning happening with this toy! From the alphabet, to colors and numbers, to cause and effect, my kids are constantly absorbing the catchy tunes. Our favorite game so far is Freeze Dance. Beat Belle and Beat Bo dance along to the music, which encourages children to dance as well. It is a party in a small package!
I mentioned that my son loves this toy. The manufacturer recommends this toy for ages 9 to 36 months. My son is 3.5 and although I would not go out of my way to get him the Beat Bo, he still benefits from it. So I’d recommend purchasing this toy for a baby on the young end of their recommended ages. However, if they happen to have an older sibling, they might both get a kick out of this toy.