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Technical Details
- Pooh knows when it's time to eat sleep and play, an interactive bear who can be set to follow your daily routines
- In play mode help Pooh find a great spot to hide. See if you can find him before he falls asleep
- If your child wakes in the night pooh will encourage your child to go back to sleep and to stay in bed until it is time to get up
- With over 50 phrases spoken during different times in the day, Pooh is packed with familiar Poohisms from the Hundred-Acre Wood
- Pooh talks you through his set up process that takes just a few minutes by pressing his nose and hand
Product Specifications
Model Number258WNI01U
Number of Puzzle Pieces1
Assembly RequiredYes
Batteries Required?Yes
Batteries Included?Yes
Material Type(s)Polyester
Material Care InstructionsAs detailed on product and packaging
Coloryellow
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Product Description
Product Description
This interactive cuddly toy is a child’s best friend, allowing them to role play by mirroring their own routines throughout the day with Pooh. With easy set up, adjustable to your own routines, Pooh will switch modes throughout the day and talk to your child with over 50 phrases including prompts to get him dressed, feed him and settle him down at bed-time. In play mode Pooh includes a hide and seek game and Pooh comes with his own Honey pot and spoon to feed with.
A DAY IN THE LIFE
Pooh will stay asleep if your child tries to play with him during the night making ‘zzzz’ noises to indicate it’s not time to get up yet. Once Pooh wakes at a clock controlled time he stays silent unless your child presses his nose or hand, when he says “good morning friend”. He will then revert to play mode. In play mode if his hand or nose are pressed then Pooh says a selection of over 50 phrases, but a parent or older child can initiate the hide and seek game in which pooh asks to be hidden and then after 20 seconds starts calling to the child to come and find him. When the child finds him he asks if they want to play again and they can choose to revert him to normal play or go again. The hide and seek game times out after 3 minutes if the bear is not found. The morning routine is started at a clock controlled time, Pooh announces the first part of his morning routine (have breakfast, brush teeth, get dressed or have a wash). If his nose is pressed during this routine, he will only mention the routine (Christopher Robin likes brushing his teeth). After a set time Pooh is now back in play mode. Pooh will continue to announce a variety of routines set by the parent throughout the day from breakfast to bedtime. In the morning the process starts again. There is also a nap mode that can be activated at will by the parent putting the toy into night mode to tie in with the child’s naps.
SET-UP
When you take Pooh out of his box he guides you through the set up process audibly, you set him by pressing his nose or hand when he asks questions and this takes about 5 minutes. By asking a range of questions he sets up elements of the routine by time and others by order. For example: Lunch is controlled by the internal clock, the bear asks during set up what time he should have lunch and the parent scrolls through the clock by pressing his hand and sets their choice by pressing his nose. When the set up is complete he offers the parent the chance to check their settings, if they agree he will repeat back the entire days routine. Then he is ready to go (until the batteries are replaced).
A DAY IN THE LIFE
Pooh will stay asleep if your child tries to play with him during the night making ‘zzzz’ noises to indicate it’s not time to get up yet. Once Pooh wakes at a clock controlled time he stays silent unless your child presses his nose or hand, when he says “good morning friend”. He will then revert to play mode. In play mode if his hand or nose are pressed then Pooh says a selection of over 50 phrases, but a parent or older child can initiate the hide and seek game in which pooh asks to be hidden and then after 20 seconds starts calling to the child to come and find him. When the child finds him he asks if they want to play again and they can choose to revert him to normal play or go again. The hide and seek game times out after 3 minutes if the bear is not found. The morning routine is started at a clock controlled time, Pooh announces the first part of his morning routine (have breakfast, brush teeth, get dressed or have a wash). If his nose is pressed during this routine, he will only mention the routine (Christopher Robin likes brushing his teeth). After a set time Pooh is now back in play mode. Pooh will continue to announce a variety of routines set by the parent throughout the day from breakfast to bedtime. In the morning the process starts again. There is also a nap mode that can be activated at will by the parent putting the toy into night mode to tie in with the child’s naps.
SET-UP
When you take Pooh out of his box he guides you through the set up process audibly, you set him by pressing his nose or hand when he asks questions and this takes about 5 minutes. By asking a range of questions he sets up elements of the routine by time and others by order. For example: Lunch is controlled by the internal clock, the bear asks during set up what time he should have lunch and the parent scrolls through the clock by pressing his hand and sets their choice by pressing his nose. When the set up is complete he offers the parent the chance to check their settings, if they agree he will repeat back the entire days routine. Then he is ready to go (until the batteries are replaced).
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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The idea of this interactive friend is that you can program him with a routine and then during the day he prompts your child to move on to the next part of the routine, or reminds them (and you) when it's meal times. He also helps the child to know when it's time to get up. In theory it sounds wonderful, and it has worked well with my children of 3 and 4, but more as a toy than teaching them a routine.
You must set up the routine first, and after a couple of times I had tailored the routine to what we follow at home. If you make a mistake with the routine setting you can correct it, however once it's set you must remove the batteries before you can change it again. A little frustrating, but stops little ones making changes. It's also worth knowing that the time you finish completing the programming is the time that the internal clock sets itself with, for example if you start programming at 9.50am, put 10am as the time because by the time you've finished setting all the routines, it will be around about 10am.
Winnie the Pooh talks in his American voice from the cartoons, which can be a little difficult to understand at times. There are certain events that Winnie the Pooh will announce automatically, and some that are instigated by someone pressing his paw.
You set a time for waking up, if your child wakes before this time and presses his paw, then Winnie the Pooh will make sleepy noises. Once waking up time arrives and his paw is pressed he will say they can get up. This isn't automatic, so if your child sleeps in then they won't get woken up by Winnie the Pooh.
The morning and evening routines and lunch time are set by an internal clock, and will be announced automatically, so if your child is sleeping in and you don't want them woken, then remove Winnie the Pooh before he announces the morning routine. When he's in routine mode, he stays in that mode until you've finished all the steps (press his paw to move on to the next part of the routine). Mealtimes last around 30 mins.
At bedtime he says "goodnight friends", however on the first night I had got my children to bed slightly early and then they were freaked out when their new toy started talking to them and saying goodnight, so if you think it might be a problem make sure Winnie the Pooh says goodnight before you do!
There is a hide and seek mode which is good fun, and a nap mode (but I haven't needed to use it).
Overall a good fun toy, and helps a child to follow a routine (and also the parent). However be prepared to stick to the routine yourself (or turn him off if you want a different routine for a day). You might also want to buy some honey - he asks for honey at mealtimes, which has meant I've had to buy honey for breakfast times for my children so they can be like Winnie the Pooh...
You must set up the routine first, and after a couple of times I had tailored the routine to what we follow at home. If you make a mistake with the routine setting you can correct it, however once it's set you must remove the batteries before you can change it again. A little frustrating, but stops little ones making changes. It's also worth knowing that the time you finish completing the programming is the time that the internal clock sets itself with, for example if you start programming at 9.50am, put 10am as the time because by the time you've finished setting all the routines, it will be around about 10am.
Winnie the Pooh talks in his American voice from the cartoons, which can be a little difficult to understand at times. There are certain events that Winnie the Pooh will announce automatically, and some that are instigated by someone pressing his paw.
You set a time for waking up, if your child wakes before this time and presses his paw, then Winnie the Pooh will make sleepy noises. Once waking up time arrives and his paw is pressed he will say they can get up. This isn't automatic, so if your child sleeps in then they won't get woken up by Winnie the Pooh.
The morning and evening routines and lunch time are set by an internal clock, and will be announced automatically, so if your child is sleeping in and you don't want them woken, then remove Winnie the Pooh before he announces the morning routine. When he's in routine mode, he stays in that mode until you've finished all the steps (press his paw to move on to the next part of the routine). Mealtimes last around 30 mins.
At bedtime he says "goodnight friends", however on the first night I had got my children to bed slightly early and then they were freaked out when their new toy started talking to them and saying goodnight, so if you think it might be a problem make sure Winnie the Pooh says goodnight before you do!
There is a hide and seek mode which is good fun, and a nap mode (but I haven't needed to use it).
Overall a good fun toy, and helps a child to follow a routine (and also the parent). However be prepared to stick to the routine yourself (or turn him off if you want a different routine for a day). You might also want to buy some honey - he asks for honey at mealtimes, which has meant I've had to buy honey for breakfast times for my children so they can be like Winnie the Pooh...
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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This is an educational toy. :)
It is comprised of Pooh bear and a pot of hunny & spoon. Both appear well made and should be reasonably durable although that, of course will depend on the child. There are also AAA batteries included as the toy runs from 3 AAA batteries but they are OEM provided so potentially not the best quality/longevity.
In relation to actual use, whilst this is a voiced toy, there is no facial movement or interaction - it can be set to the child's routine, especially useful for mornings and evenings, but even more usefully, it can be reset so that Pooh's times change as the child's change making this a great longer-term prospect and worth the extra investment.
Pooh can be programmed to recognise key times within the child's day, getting up, getting ready, meal times, play times, bet times. He then proceeds to encourage the child to do the appropriate things at the right times and he'll interact with them whilst they do this. Essentially he is making otherwise monotonous, boring, or difficult tasks into a game for the child. He also enters 'sleep' mode after bed time and if the child attempts to play with he, he actually encourages them back to sleep - particularly useful if you have a difficult sleeper.
The only major downside is that the routine aspect of Pooh needs to be reset when the batteries are changed which is somewhat irritating as it can be a bit harsh on all but the best quality batteries.
Apart from that, however, this is a great little toy for a youngling and a great companion to encourage children.
It is comprised of Pooh bear and a pot of hunny & spoon. Both appear well made and should be reasonably durable although that, of course will depend on the child. There are also AAA batteries included as the toy runs from 3 AAA batteries but they are OEM provided so potentially not the best quality/longevity.
In relation to actual use, whilst this is a voiced toy, there is no facial movement or interaction - it can be set to the child's routine, especially useful for mornings and evenings, but even more usefully, it can be reset so that Pooh's times change as the child's change making this a great longer-term prospect and worth the extra investment.
Pooh can be programmed to recognise key times within the child's day, getting up, getting ready, meal times, play times, bet times. He then proceeds to encourage the child to do the appropriate things at the right times and he'll interact with them whilst they do this. Essentially he is making otherwise monotonous, boring, or difficult tasks into a game for the child. He also enters 'sleep' mode after bed time and if the child attempts to play with he, he actually encourages them back to sleep - particularly useful if you have a difficult sleeper.
The only major downside is that the routine aspect of Pooh needs to be reset when the batteries are changed which is somewhat irritating as it can be a bit harsh on all but the best quality batteries.
Apart from that, however, this is a great little toy for a youngling and a great companion to encourage children.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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The setting up of Pooh is essential, just un-velcro the back, click the switch to half way and begin. You have to squeeze a hand and press his nose, going through various options and setting the time - here lies a small problem, the time can only be set in half hour sections, shame as I'm sure if it could have been to the minute it would have been much more educational in the long run. However that said, once 'up and running' Pooh becomes a close friend to his owner and the dulcet tomes of Pooh will be heard often.
Personally I feel that this could have been made even better if Disney had spent a little more time on the actual content of the words that Pooh speaks and to have taken more advantage of programming it.
However, grandchildren's happy faces cannot lie and it is, after all their friend, so from them 5 stars, from me however, only four. BUT believe me, your kids/grandkids will adore him.
Personally I feel that this could have been made even better if Disney had spent a little more time on the actual content of the words that Pooh speaks and to have taken more advantage of programming it.
However, grandchildren's happy faces cannot lie and it is, after all their friend, so from them 5 stars, from me however, only four. BUT believe me, your kids/grandkids will adore him.
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