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Fisher-Price Ocean Wonders Aquarium
Studio : Fisher Price
by Fisher Price
Brand : Fisher-Price
Model : L6925
Release Date : 2007-09-01
Publisher : Fisher Price
Batteries : 3
Availability : Usually ships in 24 hours
EAN : 0027084521368
UPC : 027084521368
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 52 reviews)
List Price : $41.29
Our Price : $37.99
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The Ocean Wonder Aquarium is a crib attaching infant soother that captivates baby with the mesmerizing effects of water. Lovely classical music plays one of 5 songs (or one of 3 sound effects) all the while bubbles rise upwards to the "surface".ÿ
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Mama Fish has a realisticÿmotion as she appears to be swimming through the water, followed closely behind by her baby. Their little crab friend plays peek-a-boo behind the coral as the seaweed sways gently in the waves.
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Up to 18 minutes of continuous musical play.ÿ 4 classical styled songs, 2 sound effects.ÿ 3 modes of use:1 = Sounds, Lights and Water/Swimming Motion.ÿ 2 = Sounds & Lights.ÿ 3 = Sounds only
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Product Description |
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Soothe and captivate baby with classical lullabies, ocean sounds and realistic swimming motion, right in the comfort of the crib. A little crab friend plays peek-a-boo behind the coral, while gentle blue lights fade on and off overhead. Three settings include up to 18 minutes of music and serene aquatic sounds. Parents can activate the aquarium with the remote control so baby isn't disturbed. Measures 9.5"H x 4.25"W x 9.75"L. Requires 3 "C" batteries, included. |
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worth every penny! |
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i had this for my daughter, and im going to use it on our second child. it is an amazing toy, she reached out her arm and touched the fish for the first time at 1month old. if you know anything about child development thats HUGE, esp at only a month old!!!! |
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Made our transition a lot smoother! |
Our daughter is internationally adopted and her first few nights at home were challenging to say the least. Between 15 hours jet lag and having her world completely changed, we were worried that our 9-month-old daughter would not be able to relax enough to get the rest she needed.
The gentle bubbling along with soothing lights and music attracted our daughter's attention almost immediately -- she relaxed and went to sleep within a few minutes. And when she wakes during the night, we use the remote to illuminate the crib and comfort her.
The aquarium has been a huge help in establishing sleeping times and I would strongly recommend it to any parent. |
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It does the trick! |
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After transitioning my daughter from the bassinet to the crib at 10 weeks old, I needed something to sooth her. She loved her mobile that came with her bed set, but it was wind up and only played for 3 minutes. My aunt use to have one of these aquariums for my cousins 12 years ago and was delighted to find out they still made them (even though they are a little different today). She is mesmerized by it. It plays for 18 minutes and sometimes I have to hit it 2 or 3 times before she falls asleep. I don;t use the remote. I think they should get rid of the remote and make the product a little less expensive. The batteries do run out fairly quick, like every 3-4 weeks using it multiple times a day, but it is still worth the cost of replacing the batteries often. I definitely recommend this for babies who need a soother for bedtime. |
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Better than the Rainforest Soother! |
I could not decide between the Ocean Wonders soother and the Rainforest Peekaboo Soother, so I got both in order to see which was best.
They are priced comparably, although it seems that Marketadvisory just raised the price on the Ocean Wonders one, for some reason. It is still available at other places like Target for about the same price as the Rainforest Soother.
The Ocean Wonders Aquarium soother is what I'm sticking with, and here's why:
1. My 5 month old likes it better! The Rainforest Peekaboo soother has lights and motion, but it's not as dramatic as the bubbles that you get in the Aquarium soother. My 5 month old got tired of the Rainforest soother after a few minutes, while the Ocean Wonders soother holds her riveted. (I think it's the bubbles!)
That was, of course, the deciding factor. Other considerations that pushed me over the edge were:
2. Ocean Wonders has longer music and motion cycle than the Rainforest soother. The Ocean Wonders soother goes for 18 minutes. You can optionally turn off the motion or lights or music. Conversely, the Rainforest soother only has an 18 minute cycle if you choose "music only." It has a 12 minute cycle if you choose "music and lights" (no motion). But if you want all 3 -- music, lights, motion -- you only can get that for 6 minutes. Not sure what the folks at Fisher Price were thinking there (perhaps battery life?), but no thank you!
3. Ocean Wonders comes with a remote. So, if that 18 minute cycle is longer than you would like, just shut it off from the doorway of your child's room.
4. Ocean Wonders has more music to choose from. There is a toggle button that allows you to choose 5 different music tracks (classical, nursery rhyme, etc) and just plan sound effects (bubbles, waves). The Rainforest soother, from what I can see, only has one choice, although it plays about 3 different tunes.
5. Ocean Wonders has a bigger start button, which makes it easier for your child to activate on their own. My daughter has turned the aquarium on all by herself just by stretching and kicking her feet. Which is fine by me! The Rainforest button is smaller and not as prominently located on the unit.
In short, they are both fine soothers, but I think the Ocean Wonders Aquarium soother has more going for it. And my daughter thinks so too! |
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Great for soothing baby! |
We've had this product for three months now (since my son was about 2 weeks old), and he's always loved it. I would love it if I could attach it to the Pack N'Play, but since he doesn't move around much yet, I usually just prop it up in the corner. As soon as he falls asleep, I have to remove it so he doesn't knock it over on himself when he wakes up. I'm not saying this is a bad thing - it is only meant for use in a crib, and the packaging clearly states this. I have found that if you use it a lot, which I was during the first month, the batteries will run out quickly.
I love that this product has two volumes (if you just wanted to use the sound, you could definitely prop it up outside of your pack n' play or crib, and the baby would still hear it just fine). The music and ocean sounds are really nice - and the lights and bubbling are enjoyable to watch (well, for the baby). I never use this without the lights and bubbling action, but that is an option.
You might find that your TV remote can turn this product on and off. I don't find this to be a big issue - I think it's rather amusing, actually. It's also a bit heavy (it takes 4 "C" batteries), so I do worry a bit about it falling on the baby... but that hasn't been a problem yet. I definitely recommend this product! Of course, I suspect some babies would not enjoy it - I mean, these things are a matter of individual taste - but I'd say give it a try. |
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