| Fisher Price Rainforest Peek-A-Boo Leaves Musical Mobile | 
| Brand: Fisher-Price
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $43.49
Buy New: $28.00
You Save: $15.49 (36%)
New (8) from $28.00
Rating:  50 reviews
Sales Rank: 56
Color: Green
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries: 3
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 18.4 x 10.9 x 4
MPN: K3799
Model: K3799
UPC: 027084406993
EAN: 0027084406993
ASIN: B000JIHP88
Release Date: March 1, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Shiny leaves wave gently up and down while a smiling dragonfly plays peek-a-boo! | | • | Use the remote to start classical music from Bach, Beethoven and Mozart or soothing sounds from the rainforest! | | • | 3 soothing settings: music, motion and lights; music and motion; or music with night light |
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Amazon.com Product Reviews
Watch the giant leaves slowly rise and fall while a smiling dragonfly peeks from behind and the bright and cheerful birds, monkeys, and frogs of the rainforest rotate to Ode to Joy. The Fisher-Price Rainforest Peek-a-Boo Leaves musical mobile is soothing treat for baby during naptime or nighttime. Three modes allow for 10 minutes of music, lights and motion, 12 minutes of music and motion, or 18 minutes of music and lights. Baby can listen to classical masterpieces or to the calming sounds of the rainforest. It attaches easily to the side of the crib, and the remote control allows for soothing sounds to be started from afar. When baby outgrows the mobile, remove it and keep the music box and night light. Although the mobile doesn't have a volume control, the music is on the softer side so no startled babies or parents when the button is pressed in the middle of the night. It requires three D batteries that are not included and is recommended from birth and up. --Scott Teal
Product Description
Fisher-Price Rainforest Motion & Music Mobile Going along with the rest of the Rainforest items from Fisher-Price the Motion & Music Mobile brings the magic of the rainforest to the side of baby's crib. It is the perfect accompaniment for a child who needs a little help falling asleep. It features a remote and allows parents to control the mobile. The Fisher-Price mobile features large, undulating leaves with shiny undersides that move down slowly to hide a dragonfly and then move again to reveal a surprise. The Rainforest Motion & Music Mobile has 3 modes of play including a music and lights mode which lasts for 18 minutes. Some babies needs a little bit of noise or music to fall asleep. The Fisher-Price Motion & Music Mobile from the Rainforest provides the right amount every time.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 45 more reviews...
Not what I expected November 24, 2008
BelKreyol (Jamaica,NY USA)
It works well but not really what I expected. When I saw Peek-a-boo I really taught that the animals were hidden an showed back. It is just the leaves opening and closing. But it has great color and my son like it so...I like it, after all, it is for him.
 Fantastic November 2, 2008
Tad A. (South Carolina)
I went in search of a battery powered mobile after getting tired of going to my 4 month old's nursery every 3 minutes when our cute Graco wind-up mobile wold stop. I told my wife that there had to be a battery powered option in this day and age!!! Anyhow, I saw the glowing reviews on Amazon and picked this up. Wish I would have done it sooner! Remote control, runs smoothly and the baby loves it!!!
My grandson loves this October 13, 2008
Judith Ann Wozniak (Mineral Ridge, OH)
I purchased this for the crib at my house for my grandson. He loves it. He watches the animals go round and the leaves go up and down and just smiles. I love the different sounds that you can play on it. I would highly recommend it.
Good Mobile September 29, 2008
Chesney A. Moore (Birmingham, AL)
My four month old does enjoy watching this mobile in her crib and it will quietly entertain her and sometimes even put her to sleep. The music is not very loud, but since it's soothing that seems ok to me. We used rechargeable batteries with it and they did seem to run down quickly, but they always run down faster than regular batteries. It was easy to install on the crib and seems stable.
Great for the early morning September 23, 2008
R. Headley (Laurel, MD)
My son loves this mobile, in the early morning after his first bottle I place him back in his crib and it helps him back to sleep. It's great when he doesn't want to be held, he just watches the slow moving leaves and he favorte animal the monkey move along.
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