IMC Baby Wow Charlie (English language version)

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One thing that may niggle with some parents is that Emma’s voice is very American and some of the words she says are pronounced differently to how we say them. Home Retail Group Card Services Limited is registered in England (04007072) at 33 Holborn, London, United Kingdom, EC1N 2HT. She has been constantly asking her if she wants to play, if she’s hungry or if she’s tired and needs a nap. Give Charlie attention and he will play with you all day as he learns and giggles to the interactions you give him!

KIDS, get your parent’s permission before visiting other sites and NEVER share any personal info about yourself – including your full name, address and phone number and let your parent or guardian handle any transaction. She answers questions and says over 100 different phrases, interacts with her rattle by walking when she hears it, and has many more things she can do — she squats, lies on the floor, stamps her feet, stands up and walks! Capable of reciting 150 words and phrases, Emma laughs when you tickle her, can move her head and mouth and even comes with a toy phone, providing hours of fun!She’s more of a little toddler so it’s definitely something new to her collection and we couldn’t wait to try her out . She also touches her toes , which is brilliant as Nila loves to sing head, shoulders, knees and toes now as we’ve been learning it at playgroup , so when we Megan touches her toes we all get up and sing :) .

As much as LP loves her and as cute as it is to see LP and her interacting, at bedtime it’s nice to know she won’t start chatting to LP and keeping her awake – or randomly talking to Dave and I if she’d been left downstairs. The great thing about Baby Wow Chatty Emma is like any baby she learns as you talk to her and play with her. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

And now you need to change his diaper, but be careful he wees and giggles as soon as you open the nappy. Emma learns in 3 stages, at first she will only be able to say vowels and simple words, at the next stage she can say some more complicated words and finally at the final stage she will be able to say phrases/sentences.