Power up the remote and make this Ladybug Scooper scoot around the floor collecting Orbeez into it's shell. The Ladybug Scooper blinks, lights up and makes chirping sounds as it moves around cleaning up. Kids can also push the Ladybug Scooper manually to collect all of the Orbeez. After the press of a button, the Ladybug Scooper will dispense the Orbeez to start the fun all over again.

Lights. Movement. Magic. Orbeez are soft and squishy, wet and wacky, fun and funky, bouncy and beautiful. They start off hard and tiny. Add water and they grow to more than 150 times their original size. Create a one-of-a-kind night light with translucent petals, swirling Orbeez and color-changing LEDs. Turn out the room lights and watch the Orbeez project a stunning, moving light show on the ceiling. Batteries not included.

Fusing water play with transformation, Color Splasherz allows girls to creatively change the color of their jewelry using hot and cold water. Dip or splash the beads in the water to create custom designs. Use ice to create even more cool designs. The Color Splasherz Design Station allows kids to spin and splash their Color Splasherz jewelry, instantly changing their color and style from one stunning transformation to the next. The color change will hold until kids alter the temperature. The lid of the Design Station opens up to act as a display stand.
— As of 08/29/2012 this product had 4.5 out of 5 stars from 2 reviews on Amazon.com.

Tiny Love’s new Soothe ‘n Groove Mobile will calm and entertain a child from birth through the toddler years. As a crib mobile, the Soothe ‘n Groove Mobile offers several innovations that parents will appreciate. Three brightly colored, friendly faced animals hang from the rotating mobile and the music box has the widest range of music currently available in any crib mobile. Eighteen different soothing tunes play 40 minutes of non-repetitive music from two high-quality built-in speakers. In addition to traditional nursery classics by Mozart and Bach, melodies from additional music categories can be played, including classical, world music and jazz, among others. Additional features include music shuffle mode, nature and “white” sounds, a calming night light, baby activation button and varied volume control.  As a baby grows, parents can detach the mobile arm and the music box can remain attached to the crib. The music box also has a carry handle for baby to use outside of the crib, and can also sit on a table top, which is convenience while traveling. Includes "eighteen different soothing tunes play 40 minutes of non-repetitive music from two high-quality built-in speakers," Audrey DeSimone, Executive Director of Public Relations at Tiny Love, told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 2012.

Kids can grow up to 300 Orbeez at once, and 2,500 total, in this gizmo. While the Orbeez grow, children can shoot them through the hoops. Once grown, they cascade down the spiral ramp into the collection tray and can be used for play with ideas from the included activity booklet.

Tiny Love’s Super Mat is an extra large, extra cushioned activity mat baby can share with a parent, sibling or friend. For use indoors or outdoors, the all-purpose play area features smiling faces, a variety of textured materials, removable mirror and many activities for baby to explore and enjoy.

Meet Fred's girlfriend. Follow-Me Fiona is continuing the success of her best selling mate, Follow-Me Fred. Same great crawling toy, now with a feminine touch.

This colorful bunny features fabric and plastic, as well as a ringing bell and ears that make a rustling sound. It helps develop a baby's senses and gross motor skills.

The Sunny Stroll is a colorful flexible stroller/infant carrier arch with lots of "funshine toys" and activities. It's designed for two stages of a baby's development: batting (0 to 3m) and pulling/manipulating (3m+). It helps a baby develop sensory skills, fine-motor skills, gross-motor skills, and cognition. The Sunny Stroll provides for specific baby needs during each stage of their development. Special angle adjustments and easy attachment clips differentiate Sunny Stroll from its competitors.
— Michael Lanz, owner of Kiddy Corner in Ellington, Conn., told TDmonthly that Tiny Love stroller and crib toys were among his most popular in the baby section.

The multi-sensory stack and play features a funnel-shaped body, easy-to-grasp textured rings, a teething ring and sound and special effects that work to simultaneously stimulate a baby’s sense of hearing, vision and touch. A delightful little yellow chicken sits on top. Launch date: November 20, 2006.

Toddlers can get behind the wheel with this interactive toy. Lights and sounds will accompany the little driver as he explores the sights and sounds at carnivals. The brightly colored steering wheel comes with a matching picture panel displaying images of carnival animals, food, rides and more. Launch date: April 28, 2005.

This motorized self-rolling puppy engages baby and stimulates crawling and interaction. Colorful buttons introduce music and dog sounds. Fred can move in a straight line as well as in a circular motion when you move his belly. When baby stops playing, Fred will engage baby by barking and panting to start play all over again. Fred is suitable for children aged 6 months and up. Launch date: October/November 2007.

This storybook encourages babies to become actively involved in the learning process. It turns into three petite playrooms with textured, crinkly, and touchable soft cloth surfaces that are safe for baby. “Home Sweet Home” is also available, as well as 3-D pop-up books “A Day at the Seashore” and “A Stroll in the Park.” Launch date: December 2006.

These friendly pals utilize magnetic limbs that can be connected to an entire line of cuddly buddies to provide hours of developmental and interactive play. They come in a set of three and are designed to develop sensory perception, emotional intelligence, cognitive abilities and fine motor skills. They feature mirrors, crinkly areas, peek-a-boo flaps, rattling plastic rings, teethers, jitters and squeakers. Launch date: January 2007.

This redesigned Musical Stack & Play features fun new accessories and provides a multi-sensory experience. The funnel-shaped body, easy-to-grasp textured rings, a teething ring, sound and special effects work to stimulate a baby’s sense of hearing, vision and touch all at once. It also comes in a Friendly Chicken version. Launch date: First Quarter 2007.

Created to turn stroller outings into developmental journeys, this multi-functional toy features bright, playful animals that stimulate eye-hand coordination, develop muscle groups, and foster emotional intelligence. The compact, portable trio comes with extension straps, a bottle holder and a pacifier loss prevention strap. Launch date: November 2006.

Teeny babies can voyage to the bottom of the sea or scurry up a palm tree with a frisky monkey using this imaginative activity mat. A tummy-time mat helps babies sit straight and exercise their neck muscles. The ActivityTot is also availalable in a Garden theme. The activity mats are extra large to give Baby lots of play space.

This toy includes five dangling sea creatures that move to classical tunes. It attaches to the backseat headrest for babies in rear-facing car seats. A nice feature is a parental remote control for the music and flashing lights.

This movement-sensitive mobile is designed to calm baby in the car. Four safari animals gently sway to the car’s motions.

This toy is designed to fit over the back seat and give baby lots of kicking entertainment. An added bonus is an adjustable safety mirror that allows parents to view baby from the rearview mirror. The mirror features a burst-proof aquarium. Whirlpool and bubble effects result from baby’s kicking.

The Gymini Total Playground Kick & Play is a 2006 Oppenheim Toy Award winner for its versatile structure and 17 developmental activities. The borders of the activity mat can be opened or closed to provide baby with a large play area or a cozy, womb-like environment. The Musical Kick & Play response pad can be set upright as a kickboard or placed flat for baby to touch with her hands. In either position, the pad provides 10 minutes of classical music.