They are aimed at 5 years and above and I certainly won’t be letting my 2 year old play with it alone – purely because he would break it. The ears and arms move and I can see them being accidentally removed. This has been the cause of at least three tantrums in 24 hours. He really loves it! He is allowed to play with it under supervision though. When you turn it on it makes some super cute noises and their eyes light up. There are two games you can play with your Zoomer Hungry Bunny

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Shreddy is a great addition to your toy collection as she is a very unique robotic bunny and enticing for all kids. These look great! They look like they’re really enjoying them too. I couldn’t help but laugh at the part where you have to turn them off or they’ll talk all night! That is adorable! Rabbits are awesome! I had on when I was little ( a real one) so I think this is a great little toy for a young child to have:) You can also play a music game by pressing and holding the nose at the same time. Zoomer Hungry Bunnies then play music and dances. Patting her head and tummy will add different sounds. Who is Zommer Hungry Bunnies aimed at? Inside each box you will get one bunny, a treat basket, edible paper food, ‘treat stencils’ and instructions. Your bunny will need three AA batteries before you begin. Oh and you will need a screw driver (or sharp pointy knife in my case) to open the battery compartment. So Zoomer Hungry Bunny set up and ready to go we got to work…play.

Scottish Highlands Postcodes (IV, HS, KA27-28, KW, PA20-49, PA60-78, PH17-26, PH30-n 44, PH49-50, ZE ) 48 Hour Dispatch The bunny basket in question, next to her bed where he sleeps every night. Just be sure to turn it off using theswitch underneath otherwise it will talk to you…all..night…long. True to form, watch out for therabbit droppings. Zoomer hungry bunnieswill leave a little trail of ‘paper droppings’ following said feed. Just lift the tail and you’ll see what I mean.

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I kid you not in the 4 years I have been a mum I have had 7 pushchairs. Mr Tammy is less than impressed, to say the least. We did after all only have 2 […] The amount oftreats included really should last a while…even we have a lotleft and they basically fed the Zoomer Bunny one after the other for a good hour. Should you run out however you get some stencils so you can draw your own bunny treats. Zoomer Hungry Bunnies are said to suitable for ages 5+. My four year old certainly seemed to grasp a lot of the actions and elements included with the bunny and I don’t think her age detracted from her enjoyment of it. That said children with a slightly greater comprehension and maturer methods of play would really enjoythis toy and probably be better at the games. What we thought of Zoomer Hungry BunniesI found it amusing that if you “poke” it all of a sudden I throws it’s arms up in surprise – who doesn’t? Anyway, The absolute best part is feeding the Zoomer Hungry Bunnies… Zoomer Hungry Bunnies really poop!

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The first is a music game where the Zoomer Hungry Bunny plays a tune and you tap it’s head or tummy to add to the tune. I’ve just passed my 6 month blogging anniversary and what an unexpected 6 months it’s been. My blog, like my children had quite an unexpected birth. It stands to reason therefore that I was just […] Zoomer Hungry Bunnies have been a great success in ourhouse. It has stayed by my daughter’s side since we opened it and she now carries it around in a ‘bunny basket’. She insisted on taking it to school on Monday morning to show her teacher. Channel Islands, including Jersey and Guernsey (Sark, Alderney and Herm are an additional 1 days delivery from Guernsey) 48 Hour Dispatch Service Do you remember last week? It was the week when it was over 30 degrees. I’m sure it hasn’t escaped you just yet, despite the cloudy skies and rainy days that have followed this week. Well […]Aw oh my gosh, my son would love these. We have house bunnies so all things bunny and he’s (& usually me too) hooked! Sounds like a brilliant new interactive toy. I think my niece would absolutely love it and I’m sure my son would give it a play too. It was this feature of feeding that my children, especially my daughter loved best. She really enjoyed the aspect of it doing something ‘real’ and interactive and it not just being a static toy she pretends to feed. I imagine this is something that would be pretty novel formost children. It’s interactive play is a great feature that makes it stand out from other toys we have. My children really enjoyed the responsibility of having to feed their bunny. They are a cute and fun toy that are different from any other I have seen of late.