- Hopping Bunny Toy, Easter Rabbit Interactive Electronic Pet Plush Bunny Toys with Sounds, Jumping, Twitching Ears - Easter Gifts for Kids (White)

This a great little active toy. When you turn on the switch, look out! It really gets busy!! Giving to my Grandaughter for Easter, here in a few days. She will absolutly go crazy over this toy.

My granddaughter LOVED this mechanical bunny!! It was the perfect gift!

I ordered this bunny to entertain my nephews when they visit, and it was a hit at first. It definitely grabbed their attention. It requires two AA batteries, then it hops forward, twitches its ears, and makes chirping sounds. The kids immediately wanted to hold it and feed it the little carrot that comes with it. It's cute, but it looks a little rougher in person than it does in the product photos. It also seems cheaply made, and the actions are very repetitive. It goes through the same cycle until you turn it off, and the sound gets annoying pretty quickly. It’s the kind of toy that gets a lot of excitement at first but loses its appeal fast. At the current price of $19.99, I think it's overpriced.

Adorable!!!

A great gift for children at Easter! A gorgeous toy. Loud and fast! Bright colors. I recommend you to buy! Super. Very good stuff. Durable. A good Easter gift

This hopping bunny is cute and my kids enjoyed playing with it, but I do think it’s overpriced for what it is. It hops, makes sounds, and the ears twitch, which is fun and keeps kids entertained for a bit. However, the overall quality feels the same as other similar electronic bunny toys my kids have received in their Easter baskets in the past. Those were all under $10, and honestly this one doesn’t seem any better made than those cheaper versions. It’s a fun little toy, but the price feels a bit high for the quality. With that in mind, the bunny is soft, looks cute, and looks nice inside an Easter basket. It’s appealing to kids, but the fun doesn’t last very long.

This is a cute toy, but I got it thinking it was a pet toy, since the title seemed to indicate that at the time I got it. I thought it would be a fun distraction to keep my cats busy for a bit and give them a little exercise. One of my cats was intrigued for a hot minute, but then I think that, like me, she found the chirping noise it made too annoying to be around. The rabbit comes with a carrot that separates into two smaller pieces via a piece of velcro--perhaps to fool you into thinking that it's safe to give a child, until they figure out how to separate the parts and choke themselves. There are no warnings on the box about not giving it to small children, or about what age this appropriate for. Please don't buy this as a toy to give a child, or as a toy to be used in a household with anyone under 10, as no thought has been put into its safety as a toy. Thank you.

Grandkids loved them. So cute and worth the price