RunRunPark Zhu Zhu Pet Electric Hamster Adventure Ball

Specifications:

• Pick up the Zhu Zhu pets adventure ball to make a HUMONGOUS Hamster City
• The Zhu Zhu pets adventure ball is the must have accessory for your Hamster
• Zhu Zhu Pets Hamster has its own unique personality & whimsical sounds
• Place your hamster in the Zhu Zhu adventure ball and watch your little one wobble around for non-stop rolling action
• Decorate your child's room in style with this great looking Zhu Zhu pets adventure ball
• This is no doubt the greatest advantage for any parent that has a household full of children who are begging to own their own pet
• The hamster adventure ball is a good gift for your children
• The Hamster is not included
• Material: Plastic

Details:

• The Zhu Zhu pets adventure ball is the must have accessory for your Hamster

• Place your hamster in the Zhu Zhu adventure ball and watch your little one wobble around for non-stop rolling action

• Zhu Zhu Pets Hamster has its own unique personality & whimsical sounds
• This is no doubt the greatest advantage for any parent that has a household full of children who are begging to own their own pet

• Decorate your child's room in style with this great looking Zhu Zhu pets adventure ball
• Enhance your little critters' fun with these highly entertaining Zhu Zhu adventure ball

Great Fun with the Zhu Zhu Pets Adventure Ball:

Instructions:

• Do keep in mind when you buy your Zhu Zhu pets, it's disadvantage like most battery operated toys, is that you are bound to encounter a few snags, as you will see in the video, the Zhu Zhu Pets do require interaction from the kids in order to function at their optimum
• Zhu Zhu pets do come with a guarantee so if you do encounter any flaws you could easily get a refund or exchange the product
• But let us look on the plus side. Unlike real hamster pets, the Zhu Zhu pets can entertain at the touch of a button. Zhu Zhu pets are built in with two modes; The Loving Mode which allows kids to pet them, love them, then hear them squeak and chatter back. The Explore Mode lets them scoot, scamper, bump & boogie across the floor or through their Hamster Habitat. This is sure to get the kids excited as the Zhu Zhu pets scamper around in their Zhu Zhu Accessories
• For example when you want to cuddle with or "reward" your hamster, pet it on the head (right behind the ears). Your hamster will chirp and purr and coo contentedly. These little fur balls love it when you pet them and they'll keep "talking" until they get bored and go to sleep
• To let your hamster know it's OK to run around and explore its environment, press it on its back and watch them go! Zhu Zhu Pets Hamsters love to run around and explore. If you want to calm them down, you can pat it on the head button to cuddle (and it will stop running) or you can press it on its back and you will hear your Zhu Zhu Pet Hamster yawn and then go to sleep

NOTE:

• Suitable for children above 3 years old

Choose the Safty Toy For Your Kids:

The Right Toys at the Right Ages

• Always read labels to make sure a toy is appropriate for a child's age. Guidelines published by the CPSC and other groups can help you make those buying decisions. Still, use your own best judgment - and consider your child's temperament, habits, and behavior whenever you buy a new toy.
• You may think that a child who's advanced in comparison to peers can handle toys meant for older kids. But the age levels for toys are determined by safety factors, not intelligence or maturity.

Here are some age-specific guidelines to keep in mind:

For Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers:

• Look for toys that are sturdy enough to withstand pulling and twisting. Make sure that eyes, noses, buttons, and other parts that could break off are securely attached.
• Make sure squeeze toys, rattles, and teethers are large enough that they won't become lodged in a child's mouth or throat, even if squeezed into a smaller compressed shape.
• Avoid toys with cords or long strings, which could present strangulation hazards to young kids.
• Avoid thin plastic toys that might break into small pieces and leave jagged edges that could cut.
• Avoid marbles, coins, balls, and games with balls that are 1.75 inches (4.4 centimeters) in diameter or less because they present choking hazards.
• Since choking is such a big risk in the early years, if your child is 3 years old or younger, consider buying a small-parts tester, also known as a choke tube. These tubes are designed to be about the same diameter as a child's windpipe. If an object fits inside the tube, then it's too small for a young child.

For Grade-Schoolers:

• Bicycles, scooters, skateboards, and inline skates should never be used without helmets that meet current safety standards and other recommended safety gear, like hand, wrist and shin guards. Look for CPSC or Snell certification on the labels.
• Nets should be well constructed and firmly attached to the rim so that they don't become strangulation hazards.
• Toy darts or arrows should have soft tips or suction cups at the end, not hard points.
• Toy guns should be brightly colored so they cannot be mistaken for real weapons, and kids should be taught to never point darts, arrows, or guns at anyone.
• BB guns or pellet rifles should not be given to kids under the age of 16.
• Electric toys should be labeled UL, meaning they meet safety standards set by Underwriters Laboratories.

Keeping Toys Safe at Home:

After you've bought safe toys, it's also important to make sure kids know how to use them. The best way to do this is by supervising play. Playing with your kids teaches them how to play safely while having fun.

Parents should:

• Teach kids to put toys away.
• Check toys regularly to make sure that they aren't broken or unusable:
  • Wooden toys shouldn't have splinters.
  • Bikes and outdoor toys shouldn't have rust.
  • Stuffed toys shouldn't have broken seams or exposed removable parts.
• Throw away broken toys or repair them right away.
• Store outdoor toys when they're not in use so that they are not exposed to rain or snow.

And be sure to keep toys clean. Some plastic toys can be cleaned in the dishwasher, but read the manufacturer's directions first. Another option is to mix antibacterial soap or a mild dishwashing detergent with hot water in a spray bottle and use it to clean toys, rinsing them afterward.

Dangerous Objects:

Many non-toys also can tempt kids. It's important to keep them away from:

• fireworks
• matches
• sharp scissors
• balloons (uninflated or broken balloons can be choking hazards)

Package Included:

• 1 x Adventure Ball
• 1 x Miniature Ball
• 1 x Balance Board