Have any of you seen this? It's a toy for children that is apparently supposed to go on some sort of track. It moves around on the floor, switching directions, spinning, and making all sorts of weird noises.
My daughter got it from her school "treasure box" where parent's donate toys and school supplies and kids can earn credits to spend on it. Anyway, I can't see how a child older than a toddler would be amused by this (it's recommended for ages 4+), but Oliver is completely fascinated by it.
He watches it cautiously, like he's stalking it, but if he decides to approach it, he doesn't attack, rather he sort of bats at it and then backs up. His other toys he just totally attacks. But this one, if he knocks it sideways such that it can't move, he seems really disappointed and looks to us to make it work again. There's a button on the back you have to push every couple of minutes or so before it times out.
I figured I'd mention it because there's a cheaper version of this one we have on Amazon called Kung Zhu pets that seem to be the same thing, highly rated, and cheaper.
My daughter got it from her school "treasure box" where parent's donate toys and school supplies and kids can earn credits to spend on it. Anyway, I can't see how a child older than a toddler would be amused by this (it's recommended for ages 4+), but Oliver is completely fascinated by it.
He watches it cautiously, like he's stalking it, but if he decides to approach it, he doesn't attack, rather he sort of bats at it and then backs up. His other toys he just totally attacks. But this one, if he knocks it sideways such that it can't move, he seems really disappointed and looks to us to make it work again. There's a button on the back you have to push every couple of minutes or so before it times out.
I figured I'd mention it because there's a cheaper version of this one we have on Amazon called Kung Zhu pets that seem to be the same thing, highly rated, and cheaper.
