Spark Create Imagine Tie Dye Elephant Plush Toy, for All Ages

This is such a cute plush. It would be perfect for a toddler but my 5 year old loves it too. He loves the tie dye, it's hard to find tie dye toys that aren't unicorns. The ears make a crinkle sound but still feel soft. There is a rattle sound but it's super quiet. The elephant is very soft and seems to be made well. I think this is great for a gift or just another fun stuffed animal to have around for the kids.

The colors are bright and cheery. The ridged texture of the feet and ears is interesting, kinda rough, almost like a corduroy. The eyes are embroidered thread so no worries about choking. Ears are crinkly and it has a rattle in its belly. I gave it to one that isn't a baby, but she enjoys rubbing the ears, kind of like a fidget but cuter.

This little plush pastel elephant is super cute and soft. The best feature of this elephant is in the ears. My six month old niece came over and saw this and just fell in love with this little stuffed animal. She played with it for almost an hour non-stop. The ears crackle and are pretty loud, which was the fun part for her. Even I couldn't stop playing with the ears, it was like playing with pop-its, so addicting. It also has a rattle inside the elephant, but the rattle is a faint sound. The eyes are sewn in and not buttons, so safe for the little one. The ears and feet are a wide texture corduroy material so very nice to the touch for stimulation of the fingers. The fur is super soft and cuddly. The colors are so soft and sweet, perfect for a boy or a girl. I am defiantly going to purchase a few more as baby shower gifts. I highly recommend this little stuffed pastel elephant for any child and any age. Again, I would even recommend it for an adult because I even had fun playing with the ears for a good length of time. I used it as a fidget to relax.

This sweet little elephant is so cute! Its exterior is the pinnacle of softness and it's equally as soft and fluffy when squeezed. There are no hard parts (plastic eyes, zippers, etc) that could cause injury to a rough-playing baby. It is a very soothing (texture-wise), but also stimulating toy. The body rattles, the colors are vibrant, and the ears pleasantly crinkle when touched. This would not be a toy to sleep with, but would be great for tummy time or general play. It's also the perfect size for little hands to grasp and carry. Not machine washable. It seems well designed. The stitching all appears to be secure and I would expect this toy to outlast a child's interest in it.

I started collecting elephants for my granddaughter after her mother's baby shower. This one was so cute, I couldn't wait to get it and give it to her. Little did I know, it's an infant toy. (She's 4.) It has crinkle paper in the ears and a rattle in the tummy. The tag says 0M+. I thought it was more of an older child's stuffed animal because none of that was stated in the description I was given. I chose to give it to my grandson, even though it's in pretty pastel tie-dye. The downside to that was, my grandson is a sturdy 8.5 month old (I have 4 boys that were all pretty big and I'm telling you this is a BIG boy) and this toy was a bit big and awkward, even for him. I can't imagine a smaller child playing with it, but it doesn't seem like a toddler toy either and certainly not older. Seems like this one might belong on the Island of Misfit Toys.