Prima Toys
Based on 17 reviews
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Fingerlings Baby Monkeys love hanging onto your finger and know when they’re being touched, talked to, and even hung upside down! These perfect primate pets come to life with over 50 animations to let you know how they feel. You’ll fall in love with these sweet and sometimes silly critters with their realistic monkey sounds, adorable blinking eyes and head turns, plus hands that grip and a curly hanging tail. You can swing them, pet them, hug and kiss them, plus rock them to sleep!
Age Groups:
4-5 years
6-7 years
8+ years
My 5 year old daughter loves these monkeys, it keeps her busy for hours (playing with her barbies) she makes them the pets, only, she doesn't use them on her fingers she uses them to cling to her barbies and it's the cutest thing!
Posted 7 months ago
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My friends child has one of these,she loves it and i am even considering to get one for my baby😁
Posted 8 months ago
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It looks amazing
Posted 1 year ago
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Both my girls ( age 21months and 6) were gifted one each. They very cute and fun for a laugh now and then, but the girls lost interest in them very quickly. They now hang at the lamp shades next to our bed and every now and then it gets their attention. Don't think it's a toy I would consider buying a child myself. But then much like any toy, you don't really know what your child's reaction to it will be until it's bought and played with.... Or not.
Posted 1 year ago
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My daugter love her fingerlings,we explored all the different interactive activitiess.it keeps her busy and also teaches her to care for a small 'pet'.
Posted 1 year ago
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