Jen
Moves and speaks.. love the disc with play pretend
My daughter is much older than basic suggested age... she has a severe form of autism and an obsession with pixars luxo Lamp, numbers and letters. When I saw this lamp which resembles luxo jr... moves and speaks with a built in alarm I had to get it. My almost 8 yr old is nonverbal and has issues with people talking around her often yet she has not stopped keeping her lamp talking nonstop since I gave it to her as her reward for staying in bed at night. I'm dumbfounded I knew she would like it but she won't leave the house without it. I'm afraid I will need to get a back up God forbid anything happen to it.I have all great things to say the only con is the battery usage I'm having to put 6 new batteries in every other day and mine didn't have a plug with it so this I may need to find a plug for when she's not running around with it.P.s. I'm pretty sure I'm going to have to find a backpack big enough for to take her lamp to school to save on any meltdowns. Ooh the life of moms. Have children they said.. it's so fun. Lol***Months later....Update... bought another one after the lamp said it was bathtime I ran when I heard water to see she was simply going to give lampy a bath. Ok so I suppose it was another learning opportunity. To be completely homest though some may not agree with my resolution however she doesn't understand and the death of her lamp was not one I wanted her to go through. So I told her lampy was going to santa where her family is where they may be able to help. She packed a small bag and dad took lamp to the plane( One of lamps stories is about her family)Lamp was bought arrived I quick hid packaging, put the backpack on her and set her out the door. Rang the bell remote and my daughter was over the moon that lampys family fixed her and had a note in her pack asking my daughter to take good care of her.... oh yes the things we do.Ver másVer menos
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