But one addition that has been made is that there are now baby Teletubbies called the Tiddlytubbies.
In light of this a new range of Tiddlytubbies toys have now been brought out and we were lucky enough to get to try one. I was really curious to find out all about what a Tiddlytubbie toy was like and excited at the concept that Lily was going to get something to play with that relates back to my childhood.
We were sent a Shuffle and Giggle Tiddlytubbie called Ping.
I think that Ping is adorable. It is quite soft for a mechanical toy and not very heavy either and the soft fabric it is covered in is perfect for your young children to be able to hold and cuddle up. The face is hard, but not to hard that it could hurt a child if they bashed themselves with it. Lily thought she was adorable too and gave her a big hug as soon as I got it out of the box. She knew it was a baby and said "aww baby". I do think that the big eyes really do help the baby appearance and make it look so cute!
When you switch the Tiddlytubbie over to play mode from demo mode you can make it crawl. You simply press its back and the Tiddlytubbie starts to crawl towards you or away from you giggling happily and making all sorts of baby noises as it does. It is really easy to press the button on its back and Lily managed to do this fine. Not much pressure needs to be placed down to start it moving. She really enjoyed putting the Tiddlytubbie away from her and encouraging it to crawl towards her saying "come on baby" as it did.
One thing I love about it is that the mechanical noise from the legs moving isn't apparent at all. I have had some toys in the past that have scared Lily because you can hear the robotics move in them. This isn't the case at all with this toy.
It is also perfect to keep children on the move. Great for children who are crawling or just starting to walk and so they can chase the Tiddlytubbie as it goes.
Lily has loved playing with this toy and has been keeping it with her quite a bit and taking it to bed with her at night time. She really loves taking care of it and it is definitely a new firm favourite toy of hers.
You can buy a Tiddlytubbie of your own from Character Online for the price of £24.99
Have you always been a fan of the Teletubbies? What do you think to the new Tiddlytubbies and the Shuffle and Giggle Ping?
Have known of Teletubbies, and some of the children love them. Tiddlytubbies seem like good fun for youngsters, and nice that parents have memories of their own younger years ( of Teletubbies). Makes me wonder what will be next in regards to toys, but InterGenerational Fun, Memories, Shared Experiences are a Bonus to Family and Community Life.
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
My 5 month old daughter loves Teletubbies, as soon as she hears the music she turns straight to the TV, I'm going to get her one of these for Xmas as she will be crawling by then xXx
ReplyDeleteI honestly can't stand Teletubbies. Part of it might be that I was 18 or 19 when they came out, so I was lucky enough to miss it. My nearly 5 year old has started watching it on YouTube, and I cringe whenever I hear the inane sounds they try to pass off as talking. It doesn't even remind me of the way a child's speech develops, so I don't understand the appeal of their babble.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute. My kids loved teletubbies
ReplyDeleteMAGICAL
ReplyDeleteAlways been a fan
Definately a fan of this little beauty
Aw this so cute. They look adorable together
ReplyDeleteHow lovely - my little granddaughter would love these!
ReplyDeleteLily looks delighted with Shuffle and Giggle Ping. Lots of fun.
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
How cute, it looks like Lily is very happy with her Tiddlytubbie.
ReplyDelete20 years omg!! That makes me feel extremely old lol
ReplyDeleteSo cute! my daughter loves Teletubbies her Noo Noo shape sorter is her favourite toy
ReplyDeleteLove these Tiddletubbies. My grand daughter thinks they are so cute
ReplyDeleteTiddlytubbies Ping seems a cutie.
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig