Zoomer Zupps Pretty Ponies

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have 2 daughters, 5 and 6 years old. My 5 year old loves small toys and dolls of this size. My 6 year old would rather be on a computer or outside. That being said, my 5 year old was so excited when I showed her we got this. She couldn't wait to take it out and play. She played with it for hours as it does different sounds and actions. She did have a hard time trying to figure out what the toy was trying to get at. She also had a hard time trying to get it to do some tricks. I do think she might be just a little too young. In another year, she would probably be better at reading the signs the toy was giving out. She did play with it a few more times after, but not focusing on the sounds and what it can do, she only played with it as an action figure type toy. My 6 year old understood better what it was doing, but she got bored with it after a little while. If it was clearer what the toy wanted and how to do things, it might be more entertaining than frustrating. But an older child who can figure it out better, would probably have more interest. My 5 year old does like to just play with it, so for the right price, I might buy another that she will eventually learn how to use properly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter was excited when she opened up the package and saw a toy for her in the box! She loves ponies and the color pink so this was a good match. She immediately opened it up and started to play with the pony. I did have her read the instructions so she could figure out how to play with it. The pony makes neighing noises and responds to a few commands. I would say this is a cross between a small hatchimal and a My Little Pony. She had fun with it and played with it all night, even taking it out to dinner with some friends. She showed her friends how it worked and they seems to enjoy it. However, in the past few weeks I have only seen her play with it one other time and that was when she was playing with some of her My Little Pony toys. So while it's a good one - it's not her number one, most favorite toy which is why I didn't rate it higher. The toy still works fine and isn't annoying like some of the other Furby type toys in that it shuts off if not used within a few minutes, so as a mom I don't mind it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think that at first my six year old daughter was really excited and pleased but I think it lost its novelty. It didn’t really do a ton... but she still played make believe and played with her other ponies.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 4 year old daughter loves her little pony. She’s taken it with her everywhere she goes for a couple of weeks now. She puts it to bed each night and loves the music that she plays. She got the puprple pony named Zoomer. She kept the name and is taking great care of her!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 daughters initially were so excited to receive the horse since they love their fingerlings! They enjoyed petting it, combing the horses hair, and listening to its sounds, but became bored of it after a week. It unfortunately has been at the bottom of their toy box after the initial few days of playing with it. They thought they would play with more if it could have more functions- say a few phrases, be able to be fed, make more crying or happy noises and respond better to them.