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VTech Catch-Me-Kitty Recommended Age: 1-3 Year Recommended Age: 1-3 Year Theme/Subject: Fun, Learning Skill Learning: Shape, Motion, Motor Skills, Sound Theme/Subject: Fun, Learning Skill Learning: Shape, Motion, Motor Skills, Sound
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| Manufacturer | - |
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| Brand | VTech |
| Item model number | 80122900WM |
| Color | Orange |
| Weight | - |
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| Product Id | 1270861 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 715663000761 |
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My niece loves it.
I bought this for my Baby Boy. It chases him as it has sensor's. But my child is always busy his kitty. Volume is a big problem for parents and it wont stop until you turned it off.
My daughter got this as a Christmas present and she is about to turn 3 in two months. I think the age grouping for this toy is a bit to long. 12-36 months? By age 3 my daughter is doing well over 99% percent of the stuff this toy teaches and wouldn't need this toy anymore. I also do not like the fact that you have to have a hard floor surface to play with it. 90% of my home is carpeted and the only place she would be able to play with this is in our kitchen where we do not let her play because of the dangers that are in there. The wheels get stuck in the carpeting and I'm sure that it also wears on the motor not being able to turn very easily. Overall though the music and speech are clear and loud enough to hear clearly. Has a speed and sensitivity button on the bottom of unit, auto shut off, and it doesn't run into furniture. It will stop and turn before it does because of the front motion sensor. All in all I would recommend this toy to parents who have a child that is about to be walking or at the 12 month marker to receive the full benefits from this toy.
The toy is good, it has lights, and makes noise, but I found myself hiding it away because it was just too much. It went all over the place and was hard for the kids to catch and became frustrating for them.