FurReal B2953 Flurry, My Baby Snow Leopard Interactive Plush Toy, Ages 4 & Up

My 5yo daughter asked for her main Christmas present to be a talking pet (why oh why do they ask for things like that lol) so my husband searched and searched for something that would be similar. We are unable to have pets so we looked for a realistic cat and this seemed as close requirements - we figured a snow leopard was close! When my daughter opened the present up on Christmas morning, she was so excited. It by no means feels Soft cuddly like a soft toy as the toy feels like a robot but the soft covering hides that from the appearance. My daughter didn't seem to notice the robotic hardness underneath the furry coat so that was good. The noises are very realistic and actually very cute not like the annoying toys I've heard in the store that make me want to drag the batteries out on Boxing Day lol. The movement is also very sweet and seems to respond well to the cat toy that is waved about in front of it. Thankfully there is an on/off and demo button so the purrs and growls get too much, it's easy to deal with plus saves battery life. When in ON mode, it will just walk around the house and then stop and make noises which adds to the realistic nature of the Toy which is what we wanted (but will only go in one direction And then inevitably get stuck on a piece of furniture but then it's seems to stop trying to walk forward so must have some kind of sensor built in?!). It seems very robust as my daughter played with the legs making it look like it was sitting and I needed to pull it back into walking position and I heard a robotic clunk and thought 'oh great it's broken' but actually worked just fine so obviously it was built with children in mind!!

Flurry is a cute toy for a younger child. My 4 year old loves his baby leopard. He has lost some interest in Flurry so he isn't playing with it every day anymore, but still plays with it quite a bit. It definitely has a hard body under the fur so she isn't quite so cuddly. We had to change the batteries on the 2nd day but they have been going great for 3 months now. We also shut her off when now played with to extend battery life. Feeding her is cute and she walks really well for her rattle. The phrases and sounds she makes are really cute too. Over all I'm really happy with this purchase and the quality of it. If you have a child with a nurturing instinct I would definitely consider Flurry.

Cute toy. Got on "special" for $30. Was his favorite toy Christmas day. It walks, mews, makes little "baby snow tiger" sounds (realistic? who knows), makes slurping noises and kicks legs when you feed her the bottle. Only moves for a few seconds before needing stimulation again. Head is positionable, so are back legs. Baby is under recommended ages but really there are no small loose parts and skill needed to operate is minimal. Interest is probably optimal at this age rather than for older kids. Can recommend based on how my toddler likes it, plus its cute and not annoying.

My mixed feelings/opinions about her- She's super cute, good size and very soft to cuddle with. Nice quality. My daughter likes her a lot but does go a long time without playing with her- though, obviously it varies kid-to-kid what will be played with most. We got her for around $30 at Christmas time 2017 so considering that I didn't pay full price I don't really have complaints and am happy with the purchase. I think had I paid full price ($65), I would have been a bit disappointed. I would be willing to buy it again as a gift for some one else if it were under $35. My reason is I don't feel like there's that "wow factor" to be priced higher. She does slowly crawl and move a bit and makes some sounds to "interact" and has started making the clicking sounds moving toys tend to make. To me she's a lot like the Furreal kitties that are priced cheaper.

Got this for my daughter's birthday. It is too cute for words. She hasn't wanted to put it down. She even slept with it. I love that it doesn't sound like gears are grinding if the legs are stuck and won't move. It has even taken a couple drops to the floor, and is just fine. She loves that it calls her Mama. Price, functions, and quality are equally great!

LOVE IT!! 1 MUST READ Comment = The batteries included ONLY work on DEMO mode. If you want ON mode to work = You need to insert NEW AA batteries. I've seen other comments where people sent product back because ON mode didn't work. IT DOES, just w/ new batteries. My 6 year old & I BOTH LOVE this FurReal product! I play with it as much as she does. We play with it together alot. It walks very well on carpet & tile. A great variety of cat & baby-ish sounds, even some giggles (& a fart?!).The legs can move so the leopard can have "tummy" time. It can walk, move arms/legs when being held/fed & moves while sitting up. The head can also be moved up & down. Was going to buy the Panda until I saw the snow leopard exclusively on amazon (my daughter loves leopards). Would definitely buy again & recommend! Comes with bottle & makes feeding noises. Comes with toy fish/rattle that can be shook/placed in front of it and it will walk toward. Leopard keeps making noises and walks for awhile, when left alone, it eventually makes a snoring noise and then goes into standby. It also has an "off" switch easily accessible on it's tummy.

I had this sent to my granddaughters for a gift. They are 7 & 10. According to them "they share everything!" This is cute and interactive. It did not need a battery change as others stated. But that would not be a deal breaker. Glad Amazon turned off the demo mode. I bought another at the big box store that had been sold out on Amazon and went through all of the noise modes for a couple of weeks spontaneously even after wraps. Makes for a fun 18 hundred miles drive. The girls do love them.

I was very excited when we received this exclusive FurReal Friends by Amazon. The kitty is super cute and has several accessories. However, it has stopped working - already (less than 1 month after purchase.) I'm not sure if Hasbro is aware their products have short lives in the hands of little ones but someone needs to host test groups with 4 and 5 year olds in the Hasbro camp.