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With seriously oversized skates, this girl's weight is all in her feet! This allows the hip roller diva to do some pretty impressive moves. Turn on the matching remote control and use the rocker switches to make her spin, skate backwards and forwards, dance, and "skate walk." Rachel can cruise around at high speeds without ever falling over, because she's solidly situated on hot-pink skates with sparkly wheels and toe stops that really work. She wears a cool jumper and has equally stylish elbow and knee pads.Her purple helmet doesn't come off, so she won't forget to wear it.She requires six "AA" batteries for her skates, and one 9 volt for the remote (not included). --Megan Sullivan ... Read more

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This electronic and interactive Panda Bear cub really is adorable. Covered in soft fur and measuring just over 12-inches tall in the seated position, the fun-loving bruin makes a number of different sounds depending on how you play with him. He will make slurping noises when you place the included bottle in his mouth, and start to coo and slow down when you give him a hug. And if that wasn't enough, you can even make the cub giggle by tickling him in the right place. Each bear comes with its own special adoption certificate and a plastic feeding bottle. Requires 3 "C" batteries (not included), along with a Phillips head screwdriver to install or change the batteries. ... Read more

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PersonalizedBirthday barbie Doll
This barbie is different from others becuse it is hispanic which is a change of pace from the regular dolls that are either white or negroid. this good because it shows different cultures. I am not so sure about the stars but 29.99 for a doll is a bit over rated. at least i think so . so parents if kids beg and plead forthis toy please put into consideration the price then choose. ... Read more

Editorial Review

With seriously oversized skates, this girl's weight is all in her feet! This allows the hip roller diva to do some pretty impressive moves. Turn on the matching remote control and use the rocker switches to make her spin, skate backwards and forwards, dance, and "skate walk." Rachel can cruise around at high speeds without ever falling over, because she's solidly situated on hot-pink skates with sparkly wheels and toe stops that really work. She wears a cool jumper and has equally stylish elbow and knee pads.Her purple helmet doesn't come off, so she won't forget to wear it.She requires six "AA" batteries for her skates, and one 9 volt for the remote (not included). --Megan Sullivan ... Read more

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You might get lucky...
We bought this for full price (ouch!) and I have mixed reviews. The first one went back the day after we opened it because it just stopped... nothing, zilch! We've had the 2nd one now for about 10 months and it really is an enjoyable toy for my 4 yr old. She has gotten pretty good at manuevering Rachel around our house. She doesn't play with it often... but when we get it out, she plays with her for quite a while. One of Rachel's arms has now broken off because my daughter liked to hold hands with her :)

Overall - not a very durable toy. Yours may be like our first one and quit working right off the bat. But - if you get lucky - you might get one that holds up to occasional fun play.

I would never recommend it at full price - but at this sale price - it might be worth a shot!

Didn't work from day one!!
I bought this for my daughter for Christmas. It never worked. We had new batteries but it still didn't work. We had to take it back to the store and I was never able to find another one there. ... I'm afraid to try another one. ... ... Read more

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My 3 year old loves this!
My 3 year old got Jasmine for Christmas and just loves it. The little thing is loud, considering it's small size. It's important to read the instructions to find out how to activate all of it's features. For example, 5 claps (with a light flash between) to hear the ABC song. And my 3 year old has a little trouble with this. But the baby is intended for 4+. Nonetheless, she loves it. Also, the instructions state that "Batteries are included for demonstration purposes only and may need replacing". So it's possible you may find yourself replacing batteries quickly the first time. Overall, a great way to spend [$$$].

save your money
Fine toy for the 36 hours that is worked. My 4 year old and 1 year old liked it, but after playing with it for a day and a half it was completely dead. We considered exchanging it for another, but decided it wasn't that great and kept our money. I suggest you do the same.

My Little Babies -- Okay
I got this for Christmas today, and have been asking for it ever since I saw it on television. Even though I am in my preteens,...I still asked for this! I actually wanted Madison, but my Mom got me Jasmine, and I'm fine with that.. Jassy is such a Cutie Pie!

Click the top of her bow to turn her on as soon as you take her out of her package, she's all set and ready to go! There's instructions on how to work Jasmine on the back, too. Clap your hands four times and she sings and dances. Clap your hands five times and she will recite the tune of ABC, or Twinkle, Twinkle. (Those songs have the same toon)

My little sister loves Jasmine, and sadly, she didn't get a My Little Baby. Fortunately, my grandmother gave my little sister and I fifty dollars each, and my sister says she wants to buy her own My Little Baby. I suggested Jordan, since it even says on the package that Jordan and Jasmine are twins! They can also communicate with each other. Jasmine communicates with my Micropet, too, since they are both made by Tomy, both are the same size, and basically do the same thing.

My Little Babies probably won't hold your attention for a long time, they basically do simple things, tip them on their backs, they'll recite the tune of Lullaby, shut their eyes, and fall asleep. If you ignore them for more than a few minutes, they'll start crying. If you want your My Little Baby to start crying, rock the baby in the palm of your hand, and they will be giggling in no time. Place the tiny bottle, (careful not to loose it, it's quite small) into the baby's mouth, and they will make an odd sound, which is the baby sucking the bottle. When the baby has had enough of the bottle, it will give a satisfied "Ahhh!" Talk to the baby soothingly and it will giggle.

I hope this review gave you a clear, basic idea of what you are getting for $9.99 when you decide to buy yourself, or somebody else a My Little Baby. Enjoy!...

My Baby Broke!!
I was reading the reviews for Jasmine the my sweet baby. And i agree with another lady on the batterie problem. After two months of having her, she had problems. SHe started talking like a squeaky, mumbling, alien. It was becouse her batteries are dying. So my dad looked everywhere to get them and could not find them. And there is no screw driver small enough to open her head. THis toy needs better batteries. AND like the women said, it has really no value if you dont have batteries

signed,
Disapointed

Cute, but batteries don't last
I didn't write my review right away, or might have been more positive. It has only been two months since buying baby Jasmine, played with constantly the first week, but not much since, and the batteries are already completely dead. And they are rather expensive to replace.

If you don't mind purchasing new batteries 6 times a year, go ahead buy the doll. She's still sort of cute without sound, but doesn't have nearly the play value. ... Read more

Editorial Review

It's been a while since Disney's The Little Mermaid sent every girl in the country into an enduring mermaid infatuation, but the love just continues. This particular maid features a pink tiara, a blue tail, and a magenta skirt. Her hair starts out blond, but when dipped in cold water it turns pink and can be styled with the included comb. Press a star on her chest and she sings a warbling song that some may find a little disappointing in its brevity. But whether or not you wish your mermaid to perform vocally, she still makes a fun and unusual addition to a doll collection. --John Moe ... Read more

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runner up chucky
this toy terifies me! it is the runner up chucky! my sister got this and when she played the song, it sounded like a broken bag pipe with mayoniase running down it. i devised a plan and rewierd it's entier system. i was shocked because it woulden't stop playing the mayo song at 2:39 am. i took out the battries but it continued. the wires draind the battieres and allowed the doll to run without them!

DO NOT BUY THIS TOY!
What a surprise. Again another toy that tricks young girls into believing they will get the perfect doll, and end up with a freaky scary doll that is at the bottom of their toy chest. My daughter too fell in love with those oh so lovely toy commercials they strategically place on all the children's t.v. networks. Yet again, her gullible mom traipsed out to buy another doll. And yet again, my daughter was dissapointed when surprise.. her hair didn't turn pink, she lost the jewels in a day, and her extremely annoying singing voice was lost after one trip in the bathtub. But then again, I am not complaining about that one.. it is one of the most annoying freakish toys I've seen in quite awhile. I will not be buying anymore of these cheaply made overpriced dolls that are put on the market by mass market toys companies. I will spend the extra bucks and buy American Girl Dolls that will last long after my children are the age of playing with dolls and into the times when my someday grandchildren will be playing with them also. Take my advice, spend the extra money and get a doll that is worth having. THis one is DEFINATELY NOT IT. It will be in my garage sale pile with a 5 cent sticker on it. At least some mom will get lucky and spend the money it's worth!

The most annoying toy ever
My daughter received this as a birthday gift when she turned 4. At first, she was delighted, but now she never plays with this anymore. The music is creepy and annoying and will go off in her toybox in the middle of the night. The jewels that come with this doll are all but lost. The hair barely turns pink in the bathtub - there was a Mermaid Kelly doll that was out a few years ago and was better for this feature. Don't even bother spending your $25 on this. It now sits at the bottom of my kid's toy box and she never plays with it anymore. All it does every once in awhile is go off when some other toy hits it in her toy box as a creepy reminder that she is stll present.

THIS TOY IS ADORABLE AS PIE
I am seven years old. I love to play with this toy. You can put things on her tail and they light up when you push a button on her stomach. She sings a song when you push the button. Before Christmas I really wanted this toy. Then when I woke up in the morning, I saw it and was very surprised. I pressed the button and she sang a beautiful song to me. Hey kids if you get this doll,you made the right choice!

Somebody turn her off Please!
My daughter got this toy for Christmas last year and she played with it and still does. The mermaid is pretty loud and goes off, when ever it wants, even in the middle of the night! I have to make sure the is completely turned off, so it won't wake my daughter at night! The jewels are very small, take extreme caution around very young children! Most of the jewels have already gone down the drain! The Yellow star container that stores the jewels, is so hard to open. It is very difficult for me and my daughter has never been able to open it. If you are looking to buy this toy for your child or as a gift.. I would suggest you look at something else! ... Read more

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Sporting wildly-styled, bright red hair and a caped space suit, the intense "Red Butler" Yellow looks more like an anime character than a member of the Rainbow Brite bunch. Restyled for a new generation, the 5.75-inch Red wears a unitard with cool, matching sneakers, all of which can be removed. Along with Red comes his companion, a sprite named "Romeo" (he lights up with his belly is pressed), and a DVD featuring all of Red's Rainbow Brite friends. --Diane Beall ... Read more