Tiny Toes Ticklish Tess Bunny, ages 2 & up

My daughter loves this doll and for me its very convenient because its small enough to carry inside my bag. I love the fact that because it's the size of the palm of your hand you don't have to worry about loosing space or bringing big toys this little one give endless play time. Colors are beautiful and materials are made to last. I received this Item for free but my review on it are my own and true.

The Tiny Toes Ticklish Tess Bunny is a great gift to give for this holiday season, especially if you are not looking to spend a lot of money. This pint size interactive doll is advertised as doing a variety of “noises” in response to your child's touch. If you rub Ticklish Tess's back she burps, cover her eyes she plays “peek-a-boo”. She also laughs when you tickle her feet, passes gas when you touch her bottom. Are among some of the interactive features that Tiny Toes Ticklish Tess Bunny boasts. Which is great entertainment for younger kids, I do think that if your child is past age seven or eight that the novelty of the limited interactive actions that interest will be short lived. Ticklish Tess is made from a hard plastic, with moveable arms and legs, her head also moves but she does it herself, your child cannot. She also has eyelids that open and close when you lay her down. She is approximately five to six inches tall, so she is perfect size for small hands to hold and play with Tiny Toes Ticklish Tess Bunny. I am recommending this toy to all my friends and family. I will also be purchasing a couple for my nieces this Christmas.

I received Tiny toes ticklish Tess to try out and then to leave my honest review on. After receiving Tess my 5 and 7 year old daughters played with it. It's a cute toy, it does have a lot more functions than other toys like it. It's alsi more interactive than the other toys like it. It is however one of those toys kids play with for a few weeks then are bored with it. My daughters did like it though and were impressed by the things it could do. Over all i would recommend this toy. It's not super expensive and it's worth the money for how much it keeps the kids entertained.

My 4 year old daughter loves this! (She loved it more before she decided to put it in the bath). :( It quit working but she still plays with it. When it was working, she giggled, laughed, slept/napped, played peek-a-boo and tooted (farted). I particularly like the tooting. Farts are really funny in our house but are considered inappropriate in some households. Anyway, we enjoyed it. I dropped 1 star because she wasn't always reactive as she should be...took a few times to get her to play peek-a-boo. This is a really cute, fun, interactive toy.

As with all children's toys that make noise, it is cute until the 579th time haha! This talking doll coos, giggles and does about 6 more functions, which are talk, toot, blow kisses and burp . She is small enough to fit in your hand and hardly weighs anything. When I took her from the packaging and started to play with her I was confused on why I could not get her right foot to work. You need to flip her on her side and switch her from “try me” mode to “on”, then all her functions work. I did enjoy tickling her feet and tummy and listening to her giggle. Her eyes open and close and her arms and head move. She has sensor spots on her feet, cheek, head, tummy and back. With a swinging motion you can put her to “sleep” although, like a real kid, she fights it. My 5-year-old granddaughter is having a blast playing with her and getting the doll to play peek-a-boo with her. The doll is made completely out of plastic, including her clothes and hat. The colors of her clothes are vibrant and her bunny hat is a cute addition. She has, for the sanity of all parents, an “off” switch as well!

So this is a cute toy and I can see lots of young kids wanting to play with Tess. Conceptually, it's actually a pretty cool toy. She's a tiny doll (maybe around 6 inches in height, 1.5 inches wide) and it makes adorable noises when it senses motion, touch, light etc. There are sensors on its feet, stomach, back, mouth, eyes, and head. My two year old in part really likes playing with it as it does make a lot of fun noises. My four year old knows how to play with it better, but she looks like she enjoys it less than her younger sibling. The toy comes with the necessary batteries as well as the requisite on / off / "demo" (try me) switch. All in all, it's a fun little toy but all the laughter, noises, gurgling etc can actually get a little annoying for adults. However, the happiness you see your kids having may make it well worth it.

My girls loved this toy and the fact that it can be kept in a pocket on their coats or stuck in the small pocket of their backpack was a plus. My girls loved "caring for" this toy as it is almost like an actual baby doll. You can cuddle it and put the toy to sleep, play games with the toy and it shows love by laughing with you and blowing kisses. I also think it's pretty durable because to my dismay, the dog also wanted it and carried it around for awhile. Thankfully, all of the functions still seemed to work after this and becoming a little damp. Great toy!

This tiny doll that fits in the palm of your hand is very cute. My daughters got lots of laughs out of pushing the bottom of her foot and hearing her laugh and burp. I had to show them how to rock the baby while holding her in your hand so that you can put her to sleep. I think the only thing we haven't figured out is how she farts and that's probably okay honestly. She is very nicely made, durable and can withstand being thrown around some. This tiny doll will give your little ones lot of hours of fun and laughter. I would definitely recommend this doll to anyone with a little girl who likes to spend time pretending. This is definitely the doll for that with everything that she is capable of doing. I can't wait to see the other two dolls, and they will probably be joining our ticklish Tess very soon.

I have 2 and 5 year old girls. They were both super excited about Miss Tess. They took turns playing with her, with the 2 year old beating out her sister out of sheer perseverance. You have to manipulate the doll to get her to do things like burp, toot, play peek a boo, etc. The 2 year old's hands were relentless, while the 5 year old's hands were more precise. They both liked her, but after a few minutes, her incessant giggling was quite maddening for me. So, this is definitely a toy that they would have to play with in another room. She is really cute and small. But, there is nothing small about her voice. But, the two year old was playing with her even with all of the functions turned off. So, I think she'd certainly recommend it.

Our daughter is almost 5 and she loves little things. Little toys, collecting tiny rocks, playing with mini stuffed animals all day long so we figured this little interactive baby would be a hit! Unfortunately this was a miss for our girl. In fact, when she saw it she screamed, then cried, then said “mom, it's creepy.” At this point she had moved very far away from the toy and I and it took me about 12 long minutes of coaxing to show her all the features of the baby hoping that maybe she wouldn't be as scared. Eventually, she decided to give the baby a chance and after about 3 minutes she simply lost all interest in the couple repetitive things this toy does. As an adult I kinda liked this little baby, I thought the laughing and rocking to sleep was cute however I could have done without the burping and farting. The peek a boo feature only seems to work if you put your finger directly over the hole in the hat not the eyes and you need to hold it there for a second to activate it which I really don't see many young kids doing before they get annoyed that it doesn't trigger right away. If you are VERY sure that your child likes baby dolls this toy may work out well but if you're buying it as a gift and unsure if the child receiving it may or may not be super into baby dolls I would skip on this one. Again, it's ok but too repetitive for my liking.