Kidoozie has quickly become one of my favorite brand of toys to play with. So many of their toys are music-based like the Kidoozie Musical Blooming Garden with Flashing Lights and Melodies, and they do a good job of delivering simple, adorable, high-quality toys. This toy has multiple interaction points and I love everything about it!
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Kidoozie kept the unboxing nice and easy with this one. Within a few minutes I had it out of the open-faced package and ready to play since it was packaged with batteries already included!
There is a lot to do with this Musical Blooming Garden. It has a handle for little hands to tote it around and lays flat for play time. There are several flower-like buttons of different styles and colors. These buttons light up for games and spin in multiple directions with the crank on the top. There are three buttons for games, music and to toggle between 5 different music instruments. There is also a volume adjust, a stop button to stop the songs and on/off switch. When you play the “games” feature it is a follow type of game. The flowers light up one at time and when you press it, it makes noise and has you hit another. The music feature has several demo songs that you can actually control the speed with using the crank along the side. The musical instrument button is the one you use to toggle between the 5 different musical instruments.
I like the music, the buttons and the styling of this toy. I love everything about it!
There isn’t anything I dislike about this toy!
This Kidoozie toy is recommended for young players 18 months and older.
This Kidoozie Musical Blooming Garden with Flashing Lights and Melodies is one awesome little toy. This is a great music-based toy with multiple interactive points. I love the styling, music and portability. To be honest I love everything about it!
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