Skip HopBaby Follow-Me Bee Tummy Time Crawl Toy 3-Stage Infant Sensory Development with Lights Sounds and Music Explore & More Age 5m+

The media could not be loaded. Goes at a fair speed - enough to keep baby entertained. You can see she likes to watch it (she does go after it eventually) and it avoids collisions using a sensor at the front. Best used enclosed (tried to let it around the house and it DOES get stuck under the couch!). Happy tunes that change a bit so you don’t get *too* sick of it. Easy to use - just choose circle (as in video) or “twisty path” (not great for small spaces). Has taken a beating from teething baby and bee still smiles!

I ordered this busy bee on a whim for my eight month old granddaughter. Surprisingly, all the older siblings also love to play with it!! It chases them around the room while playing a unique tune that does not grate on adult ears.It also seems to know how to avoid hitting other objects! All the kids think it’s hilarious, and don’t tire of playing with it. Well constructed and a brilliant toy!!!!

One of our favorite tummy time toys that grew with my babies! My boys are now 1.5 and 3.5 and they still play with this toy! It’s very durable & a great gift for a first time mom!

This is so cute and the best thing I could have gotten for tummy time. I really like how it has a sensor and will run in circles around the baby while being able to "watch out" for furniture/ feet/ etc. The random setting is going to be great for when she's crawling.

As a parent of an 8-month-old who is very curious and loves anything that moves, the Skip Hop Follow-Me Bee has been a game changer in our playtime routine! From the moment I turned it on, my baby was locked in. I especially love how it changes direction on its own when it bumps into things—no getting stuck under the couch! Only thing is that it may be a little fast for beginner crawlers, but can continue to grow and chase. Battery life has seen to last! Overall, if you have a baby who loves to move, follow, and explore, this little bee is totally worth it.

I had returned a walker my parents had purchased, and decided to use the money get this instead. I bought it on a lark for my daughter at Christmas (8 mo. old). I was really surprised as to how smitten she has become with this toy. It seems to assist with learning hand eye coordination and pincer-grasp. She went from removing the bee on top by knocking it out to specifically removing the bee via the two plastic rails at the top. The sounds and spinning help to reinforce that a positive event has occurred. I really enjoy that this has different modes and a somewhat autonomous operation in the circular pattern mode or the free-form mode. It will avoid most hard obstacles but sometimes become stuck on soft articles such as shoes.I read reviews about the 3 fabric tassles attached to the edge of the toy becoming choking hazards; I think they are durable enough and my child has not put them in her mouth at all. It seems to withstand some pretty rough play. The bee section having beads on the top gives it stimulating noises which is nice. Overall this is one of my better baby toy purchases; it holds her attention and is a fun toy to chase. It rolls fairly well on medium-pile carpet and faster on hard surfaces.To summarize how this works, the bee piece puts pressure on switch buttons that allow it to resume moving , whether in circular mode or freeform mode. The toy has a motion sensor not unlike a roomba that allows it to avoid most hard obstacles. The toy plays music and spins and plays a jackpot noise when the bee is removed from the cloud. The music is not obnoxious like most baby toys.

Get it! My son was scared of the Cactus but this made him crawl early and he still chases it around walking now!

My nephew love this. He’s 2 months older than my son. One of my nephews favorites. I got it for him for Christmas. It’s so cute