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Winnie the Pooh Store - Fisher Price - Care For Me Baby Pooh
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List Price: $16.99
Our Price: $39.99
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Manufacturer: Fisher Price
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Manufacturer Maximum Age: 6
Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Toy
Brand: Fisher Price Inc.
EAN: 0027084342314
Feature: You’ll love to take care of Baby Pooh! Place him in his highchair to feed him his bottle and then convert the chair to a tub so you can give him a bath.
Is Fragile: 0
Label: Fisher Price
Manufacturer: Fisher Price
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36
Model: G3112
Publisher: Fisher Price
Release Date: 2006-06-12
Studio: Fisher Price
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Features
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You’ll love to take care of Baby Pooh! Place him in his highchair to feed him his bottle and then convert the chair to a tub so you can give him a bath.
After his bath, wrap him in his cuddly hooded towel. And when he’s ready to go, dress him in his shirt, diaper and his little hat!!
Baby Pooh wants to go everywhere you go and you can even take him in the bath with you, too!
Care For Me Baby Pooh will allow preschool girls to nurture and take care of Baby Pooh.
Age Range 3 to 6 Years
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Would give 5 stars, except for the chair back
Comment: My sister gave this to my 15 month old daughter last Christmas. As soon as I saw it, I knew she would love it and I was right. As others mentioned, the chair back has an issue, but our pops right back on. The chair is also a "tub" that my daughter pretends is Pooh's bed and covers him with his "towel" that she calls his blankie. She takes the duck in the bathtub with her. She is almost two now and I would recommend this toy.
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Summary: We love Baby Pooh!
Comment: My 21 month old daughter received Baby Pooh for Christmas and plays with him EVERY day. She loves diapering pooh when her baby brother gets a diaper change, and bathes with him nightly. He comes with a duckie and bottle of his own. The high chair back does not stay attached to the chair, but Pooh still sits upright and has enjoyed many meals with my daughter. Pooh is made from hard plastic and, sadly, his arm broke off when dropped by my husband this weekend. My daugher is handling the trauma OK, but we are getting her an new Pooh for her birthday because she loves him so much. I recommend it.
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Summary: Need to get another...
Comment: My 4 year old daughter gave this to my 2 year old son for Christmas. They both really love to play house with dolls this size and love that it can go in the tub. My daughter plays with her brother's doll every chance she gets and now she is asking for her own for her 5th birthday. We had the difficulty with the back of the chair, but it hasn't been much of an issue for us. The doll itself is what they prize the most.
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Summary: my kids love this toy
Comment: I have 2-1/2 year old twins and they just received these for Xmas at my request. My mother, who bought them, was skeptical, but they have been the most played with toys from Xmas so far. My son and daughter are in the taking clothes off stage and love to undress Pooh. They have taken their Winnie the Poohs into the bath and have so much fun giving them a bath. I did have a problem with one of the high chair backs. It kept falling off, but I kept bending the plastic back until it fit better. Now we don't have the problem. I do recommend this Winnie the Pooh.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Don't waste your money
Comment: I purchased this for my daughters 2nd birthday. Withing the first 5 minutes the back of the chair part for the high chair had broken off and would not stay on. The first time she went to take it in the bath Pooh's arm came off and will not go back on. I am just really disappointed that it wasn't anything as great as I thought it would be. I saw the it in the store and was excited that my daughter would love it, but sadly it was very depressing for both of us.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Aspiring mommies will love to care for this adorable rotomolded plastic Pooh doll with poseable arms and legs. Baby Pooh comes with a feeding chair and bottle for feeding time. When it is time for Baby Pooh's bath, remove Pooh's little red T-shirt, diaper and hat and place him in tub -- the feeding chair conveniently converts into a baby bath. There's even a cute rubber duckie for Pooh to play with in the bath. Once bathtime is over, Baby Pooh can then be dried off and wrapped up in his soft terry cloth towel. All the accessories can be easily sorted and stored inside a separate compartment located inside the chair/tub.
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