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TuneTouchโ„ข Sensory Plush

TuneTouchโ„ข Sensory Plush

Finally - the toy from those videos, and it works the first time.

 

check_circle It Works First Try - Once You Know the Trick

check_circle Touch Your Child's Hand and It Sings

check_circle Songs, Drums and Giggles - Not One Tune on Loop

check_circle Kids Figure It Out and Show Everyone

check_circle Off Means Off - No Singing at 2am

check_circle Cloud-Soft, Skin-Safe, No Chemical Smell

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Say goodbye to the toy that arrives and does nothing. TuneTouch™ is the touch-activated musical plush that plays when you and your child touch - and we tell you exactly how to work it before you spend a penny. Simple enough for small hands, funny enough that the grown-ups steal it, and soft enough to fall asleep holding.

One Touch, and the Whole Room Turns Around

You've handed over a toy that lit up once and never again. You've watched them lose interest in under a minute. You've opened a box from a video and got nothing.

TuneTouchโ„ข changes everything. You hold one side, your child holds the other, and the moment your fingers meet their hand the plush starts to play. Every tap on their arm, their nose, their cheek plays the next note. You are the wire. That is the whole trick.

Tap the body to switch it over - songs, drums, a baby laughing, a little voice saying hello. Two-year-olds work it out in a minute and then they will not stop showing people.

No screens. No app. Just a kid and someone who loves them.

Nothing Happens Until You Touch Them

You hold one side. Your child holds the other. For a second nothing happens - and then you brush their hand, and it sings.

That is not a clever sensor. The music is running through the two of you. A tiny current leaves your fingers, crosses into theirs, and closes the loop. Let go and it stops. Your child is not pressing a button. Your child is the button.

Which is also why it goes quiet if you are both barefoot on cold tile - the current drains into the floor instead of into them. Sit on the sofa. Keep your shoes on. That one detail is the difference between the toy in the video and a toy that seems broken, and it is answered in full further down this page, before you spend anything.

Hold their hand. Touch their cheek. Listen to what happens.

The Ten Seconds You Bought It For

You hold one side. You put the plush in their lap and take their hand. Nothing happens for a second and you think here we go, another one.

Then you touch their cheek and it plays a note. Their whole face changes. They touch your cheek back and it plays another one. Then they are climbing over you pressing your nose, your ear, your forehead, laughing too hard to press anything properly.

Sound familiar? It will.

It costs more than the ones on the marketplaces, and the honest reason is that they sell you the toy and leave you to work it out. We tell you how it works before you buy, we answer the email when it will not fire, and we give you ninety days. If the sensors will not work for you, if it is louder than you can live with, if they shrug and walk off - send it back and we will refund you.

Pick a character. Press their nose. Watch what happens.

Why Parents Love TuneTouch™ Sensory Plush

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It Actually Works

The trick is bare skin on both silver buttons and shoes on your feet, and we spell it out in the questions below - no guessing, no returning it, no deciding ours must be broken.

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Your Child Is the Piano

Tap their hand, their nose, their cheek, and every touch plays the next note - the game is your kid, not a screen.

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Songs, Drums and Silly Voices

A tap on its back moves it on to the next way of playing, so it is never the same thirty seconds on repeat - no one tune, no boredom by bedtime.

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Toddlers Work It Out Themselves

Big soft buttons and one simple tap, so they take over in about a minute - and then they demonstrate it to every single visitor.

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Off Means Off

A real switch on the back, so it stays silent in the toy box - no music at 2am, no digging the batteries out in the dark.

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Cloud-Soft and Actually Cuddly

Dense short-pile plush that does not shed onto their clothes, soft enough that it ends up in the bed - no scratchy seams, no fluff everywhere.

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Every Age in the House Plays It

Grandparents, big cousins and teenagers all end up in the circle - no "that's a baby toy", nobody left out.

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Wraps Up as the Best Present There

It is the one nobody has seen before, so it gets opened first and played with all afternoon - no polite thank-you, no straight back in the box.

Verified Reviews

Excellent 4.74 / 5

  • I nearly did not order because so many reviews said the touch part does not work. Then I read the bit on their page about not being barefoot on a hard floor, and that was exactly us. We had been standing on the kitchen tiles in socks. On the sofa with shoes on it is perfect every time. My four year old has now demonstrated it to the postman.

    Marisa T.

  • Bought the strawberry for my granddaughter's third birthday in April and honestly the adults played with it longer than she did. Her dad and I had a whole conversation through it. It lives on her bed now and still gets used most days. I have ordered the turtle for her brother.

    Denise W.

  • Two kids, two characters, and it stopped the arguing which I did not expect. They hold one each, hold hands and it goes off, which they think is the funniest thing in the world. Four months in and both still work. I have been through three noisy plastic toys this year and this is the only one I have not hidden.

    Kayla R.

  • It does exactly what it says. My only complaint is that it is loud, there is no volume dial, and my son has worked out he can hold it up to my ear. That is more a him problem than a toy problem. The plush itself is much nicer than I expected for the money and it has survived being dragged round the house since August.

    Amelia S.

  • I bought one of the cheap ones off a marketplace in June, it arrived in a bag with nothing in it, and I sent it straight back thinking it was faulty. This is the same idea done properly. Two minutes of reading and my daughter and I were playing it back and forth. I feel slightly stupid about the first one.

    Tom B.

  • We use it in speech sessions with my son and it has been brilliant for turn taking, because it physically will not work unless you are both connected. He waits for me now. Took it on a six hour flight as well and it kept him settled without a screen. Batteries needed swapping once.

    Priya N.

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    The answers parents want before they buy

    Yes! TuneTouchโ„ข includes a rechargeable battery and a screwdriver. Just recharge when needed, no need to keep buying replacement batteries.

    Almost certainly not. It plays through the tiny current that travels across skin, so the circuit has to be closed: one bare hand on each silver button, bare skin against your child, and nothing draining it into the floor. Bare feet or socks on tile or laminate will stop it dead. Sit on a sofa or a bed with your shoes on and try again. Very dry hands can also break the loop, so a bit of hand cream helps.

    No. Tap the body to move it on. There are melodies, full songs, drum patterns, a baby laughing and a little voice that talks to you. Most people who say it only plays one song never found the mode button, because nobody tells them it is there.

    Three and up. Younger babies enjoy the music and the softness with a grown-up holding it, but the battery compartment is screw-secured and the touch game needs a child who can follow "hold this and touch me". Older children, teenagers and grandparents all play with it, which is most of the point.

    Surface only. There is a battery box and a sound board inside, so sponge the plush with a damp cloth and a little soap and let it dry. It does not go in the machine and it does not go under the tap.

    Not for the songs and drums, which work on their own. For the touch game you need two hands on the two buttons, so either one person holding both or two people each holding one and touching each other. You only ever need one toy. The second one in your order is so two children are not fighting over it.