Odd question, but can you activate these any other way besides clapping? I am looking for a gift for a child with no arms. He uses his feet for everything, but wouldn't be able to clap loudly.
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I have tried yelling at it but it seems to need a very loud clap to activate or maybe dropping a heavy book near it so it may not be the best for the child.
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U can use the speakers and turn them on loud enough that they can hear and move away from the speakers. In my opnion, I think this robot toy was not really a good gift for handicap kids. Pick something else, lol.
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I have had some that start with a closing of a book and some walking on the floor, so a tap on a floor with his foot would work. try it all you can do for a smile. my Grandsons love them.
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Hi,We never did it though. My kid has to give up on this toy because it stopped working only after 3 months. Believe it or not, during that 3 months we had to send it to the vendor because it was broke. It was in my opinion a waste of money...
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They do not make sounds.You have to move them yourself; they are not electronic.
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Yes & When baby cries, someone claps, laughs loudly or whistles, it will automatically turn on. It is on a timer and will shut off after 2 mins or so. The speed of the vibration is adjustable. This is an awesome product!
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These things are awesome. You attach the bass drum mute with Velcro and all the drums are dampened enough. Play while people are home without being annoying, seems like I just close the door and they can barley hear me. Hope this helps! Keep drumming man!
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Make a forward gesture with the hand toward the movement sensor on the speaker. Same way you would start or stop music playing.
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Yes! The stick is used to move his arm. So your child can simply insert their hand to move the mouth. However the stick is very easy to work with. My husband and I got 5 puppets for our grandchildren for Christmas (a mixture for brother and sister to share). Before we wrapped the gifts, my husband and I played with the puppets, it really brings out the child in you - the puppets are extremely well-made, colorful and fun! In fact, our son-in-law was astounded by how low they were priced for the craftsmanship. You can't go wrong....hope this help!
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Here is our hero, Hiccup. His legs and arms do move, however, only from the hip and shoulder. There is no articulation at the knee and elbow, but then he is only a few inches tall. I have to say that he is one of the better rendered models available. Most are just coloured blobs with very little in the way of facial features. This little chap is definitely Hiccup, and my son's night fury family are happy to have him around. Hope this is helpful. Cheers! :-)
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I can't answer it, but I ordered one for my grandson and it doesn't work well either. It doesn't really disguise his voice. I bought it for him because he had a fractured shoulder and I thought it would be something he could do with one hand/arm.
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You need to plug the mic into an amplifier. This is NOT A TOY! I use these in my recording studio. Look for "Mr. Mic" if you want a toy microphone for your kids. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Peerless-Performer-Microphone/20932567
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Yes, there is a small button at the base that turns these on/off and cycles through colors. They are a hard plastic that does not bounce well. I bought these for my kids (4&6 years old) broke the first time playing with them. Not for kids...decoration only. I'm still looking for something similar for kids.
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Thank you Michael!! I will try it this week. Originally my son did everything and I'm not sure what he did or didn't do. Thank you again!
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My son has been wearing them. I have not heard his music. I also noticed it's much more difficult for him to hear me while he wears them. I practically have to yell or wave my hands to get his attention.
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I'm afraid I can't answer that question personally... it is not an option I would have utilized and I am in the process of moving so I don't have any means to find out the answer currently (everything is unhooked and/or packed up!). However, I checked at http://www.teambeachbody.com/connect/message-boards/-/message_boards/message/19800128 and found this information. "For the deaf, transcripts for each video can be obtained by emailing:manager@beachbody.com" I hope this is helpful to you.
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Sorry--never used that feature. It's not what I bought it for. Put it in your pocket where you can feel it, but the vibration will be muffled. No matter how quiet it vibrates, if clients can hear it, they will feel rushed.
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That is a critical flaw in the cane. My friend's cane throws a foot every couple of months and since he is hard of hearing, he doesn't hear the footless scrapping sound when he uses the cane. I just keep an ear out and when it falls off, I start looking everywhere he's been. I still recommend it because it gives him almost as much stability as a walker, without the walker, which would make him feel so much older. Hurrycane needs to address the issue, because the replacement is way too expensive
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I doubt it though it hasn't been tried. My reasoning is that I can hear them. With that in mind if I can hear them while not wearing them it seems that the noise interference would interfere. How old is the child? Perhaps Ear buds are a better way to go!