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This four-foot-long tunnel is a perfect way for early crawlers to explore. As they make their way through the tunnel, they'll hear the crinkle of fabric leaves, while they play with five detachable toys-a chirping red bird, a soft sunshine toy with mirror, animal photo cards, a water-filled apple teether and a ring rattle. Baby Einstein. Ages: 3 mos.+
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my son does not like it
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I don't know why my son did not like it, I tried some many time to let him play on it but he starts crying as soon as entered in side
Rating: 
(2
out of 5) @ 2008-12-22
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Excellent Toy!!
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I am very impressed w/ this toy. My 5 month old son is absolutely enthralled w/ it and he's had it for 2 months now. He will play in it for longer than anything else we have. He lays in it and looks up at the toys and the scenery on top. Then, when he gets bored, he rolls over and plays with the stuff on the bottom. Great entertainer!!
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-12-01
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Our son is having a blast!
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We just got this tunnel for our 16-month old boy. Our local club store had a big sale on it, so we said, "why not?"
Boy, we should have gotten this two months ago! Of all the toys we've bought in the past year, this simple toy had gotten the most excitement out of our boy. If you were to quantify "fun-per-dollar", this toy did 10 times better than the next best toy.
Within a minute of setting it up, our boy was exploring it - crawling inside, pushing against the tunnel wall, laying on his back to look up, peeking out the "curtain" that is attached to one end of the tunnel, and just smiling from fun.
The next day, he started to roll the tunnel by pushing against the sidewall with all his weight. He pealed with excitement and happiness for a good part of ten minutes, waking up the napping mommy in the process.
I'm sure he will eventually get bored of this toy -- but in the first two days, I think we already got our money's worth.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-11-17
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