KiddoLab Peek-A-Boo Donkey: Soft Stuffed Animal Toy for Infants 6-18 Months with Moving Ears, Songs, Tunes & Lullabies

This peak a boo donkey is not only super cute but my baby loves it!

I got this for my son for XMas. I was attempting to replace an old vibrating bug toy that he loved but stopped working (really old). Unfortunately, he's finicky and didn't like this toy. That aside, it's actually a pretty cool toy and I wasn't expecting it to be that great for the price. Quality is good and it does everything as described. I didn't realize it was sound activated, which is pretty cool. It makes noises, bounces around, and vibrates. BUT I like that I can make the noise and it activates instead of me having to walk across the room and push a button. It does have a big button in the fur too, but I rarely use it and it usually takes me a few tries before I figure out where to push to get it to work. Most importantly.. VOLUME CONTROL.. honestly, I have no idea if it has a volume control or not, if it does, I have no idea how to change it. It's not overly loud or annoying, so I haven't checked. I didn't want to rate it low on that, bc I didn't know, and didn't want to change the overall rating. I highly recommend this toy, it was a good value for the price.

This is amazing attention getting and retaining for my toddler granddaughter. Even if she’s crying this makes her stop. The fact it goes off and on and moves all over is super entertaining. It’s also soft enough for her to grab and hug. My dog thinks it’s fun too and granddaughter loves watching my dog react to it.

I love that donkey but my grandson was scared

I bought this for our new puppy. I was looking for an interactive toy for him to engage in. While he does love to chew He isn't at the point of destroying or ripping things apart, yet. At first he was scared of the all the moving and jumping around. I took out the batteries and let him play with it to get use to the toy. As his confidence grew, we put the batteries back in. He initially would hide from the toy. Then he gradually started interacting with it. He grew to be so smart he now picks it up and brings it to his bed so it can't bounce around so much. He has even figured out how to open then velcro to pull the ball out. the outside washes up nicely in the washer.

It was very entertaining not only for my 9 month old grandson (6 months at time of purchase), but us adults as well! It really promoted his reach and mobility! LOVE this! I highly recommend it!

I removed the plastic ball through the Velcro flap opening at bottom rear. After struggling for half an hour, I managed to loosen a tiny screw that is deeply imbedded, and pry open the ball with the aid of a screwdriver. Once inside, I found many deeply imbedded tiny screws. None of them appeared to be connected to a battery cover. I tried loosening a pair that looked like they might possibly be on a cover. They wouldn’t budge. I do have the appropriate Phillips small screwdriver but these screws are so deep and so tight. Several reviews said this toy is a lot of fun, but I can’t imagine how they succeeded in inserting the batteries. Altogether I spent two hours in total frustration. Instructions that came with the toy simply said unscrew the screws and insert batteries! Photos show the ball rotated three ways.P.S.: Amazon sent me another one, but it was exactly like the first one. It is a struggle to even open the ball to begin with. When I finally pried it open, same inside - many deeply recessed screws, none of which look like a battery compartment. Also, the screws won't budge!So disappointed - sounded like it should have been a cute toy. I do appreciate that Amazon gave me a full refund.

I bought this for my 10 month old grandson. It’s cute and a little crazy when it’s turned on, made me laugh, so hoping he likes the craziness of it going all over the place and making silly noises (parents maybe not so much lol!) But getting those batteries in was like going in for an operation! I got to the point of enjoying the challenge, some may get frustrated though.