Review: Alilo Happy Buddy Bunny

The Alilo Happy Buddy Bunny Review_1Designed by Hong Kong company @alilo.ig, this Happy Buddy Bunny is marketed as an interactive toddler toy that’s a “Built-in Music/Song/Bedtime Storyteller.” We were #gifted one bunny in exchange for our review. While it’s fun for its classic-sounding songs and drum beats, it’s high in price and the storytelling function has weird English translation.

 

Designed for ages 1-3, it has various modes of play and requires 3 AA batteries. And it seriously does a ton of stuff. Tap on different parts of the body and it will tell your kids stories, sing them songs, or act as a drum by tapping its tummy. The Alilo Happy Buddy Bunny Review_1It also makes animal sounds and its ears light up in different colors. My fave part is its tail is the on/off switch that has a wide range of adjustable volume (this is key in the kid toy department 😂).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LIKES:
🎵. You know how in that movie Wall-E, how he finds that old classic film from the 20s? Well, this bunny totally reminds me of that. It’s a super modern toy, but then it plays the “I like to eat, eat, eat apples and bananas” song with a man and a woman singing and talking back and forth to each other. And it sounds like it’s straight out of a dish soap jingle or something you’d see playing on a black and white TV set from your parents’ childhood. I love it!!

🎵. There’s also fun clapping song that the kids like playing along to, similar to toddler story time at the library.

DISLIKES:
🎵. When you switch into storytime mode, the English translations are off.  It makes the story pretty weird to listen to.

🎵. Also, the price is steep. At $40 per Happy Bunny, it would be hard for us to buy one for each sibling, for example.

But, overall, this is a pretty awesome toy for its songs!  You can find it in our Amazon Shop (affiliate link).

About Tonya Strickland

Tonya Strickland is a journalist and Instagram influencer in the family and travel niche. A former newspaper reporter, Tonya shares unfiltered #momlife content about places to go with kids. Her family moved from California's Central Coast to Washington state in August 2020. Their adventures now continue in the Pacific Northwest.

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