STAR WARS The Mandalorian Galactic Snackin' Grogu Animatronic Toy with Over 40 Sound and Motion Combinations, Interactive Toys

He’s just the cutest little guy ever! My daughter dresses him up in baby clothes and treats him like a baby! Hang out with him long enough, he starts to seem real!

Perfect toy

Ah, the Grogu (aka Baby Yoda) Star Wars robot doll – because nothing says “I love Star Wars” like owning a small, green, somewhat eerie robotic version of everyone’s favourite Force-wielding toddler. It’s almost cute, if you ignore the fact that it occasionally stares into your soul with its oversized, unblinking eyes while making random baby noises at 2 a.m. That’s right, who wouldn’t want a doll that seems to come alive just when you’re least expecting it?The movement? It’s… well, robotic. Don’t expect graceful Jedi-level moves – more like a toddler trying to dance after a nap. It’ll wobble around, make some adorable cooing sounds, and then maybe awkwardly raise an arm like it’s trying to reach for a snack. Just hope it doesn’t short-circuit in the middle of a cute moment, turning Grogu into a budget horror film star.But hey, it’s got the look down! Those big ears, the little robe – it’s all there, ready to melt hearts (or haunt dreams). If you’ve ever wanted your very own robot companion that combines equal parts charm and uncanny valley, this Grogu doll will do the trick.

Muy bueno y funcional

This was a very simple set up (thankfully, Christmas is so busy setting toys up, ugh!!) The detail is great, this Grogu is super realistic. It's a great size, think baby alive sized. The music quality is absolutely adorable. It's been a year and this is still one of my daughters go to toys. Worth the money.

This animatronic Child has the described additional sounds. It’s fun to hear his more varied vocalizations. The accessories fit, one at a time, into a slot in his left hand. The slot tab is configured so that he knows what he’s holding and responds accordingly, which is kind of cute. He makes slurping noises when he brings the bowl up to his mouth, and happy noises when he’s holding the ball. I wish that when he held up his arms to be picked up, he held them there a bit longer, so you could actually pick him up without his descending arms getting in the way.The earlier animatronic Child responded by going to sleep when he was lying down. He’d make some settling motions and sounds and close his eyes and breathe a couple of times. This version of the Child doesn’t do that. I wish he did, since I found that kind of endearing. I can’t comment on durability, since he only arrived today.I’m a big Mandalorian fan, and the Child was a big draw for me to watch each episode. This version has more of the behaviors from the second season, which was something I wanted. There are a few disappointments, but I’m glad he’s here. You’ll need a Phillips head screw driver and 4 AA batteries to get him going. (I’m still not loving “Grogu.” Maybe he has a middle name?)

We have a big Starwars fan in our house and this little creature is so cute and travels far with our 2.5 year old I would say he's moderately rough (mostly over excited) and he handles this toy with a lot of care!

My daughter bought this with her own money. It probably won't be an every-day play item because the newness wears off quickly, but it's fun and novel. He can sit on display and come out for play now and then. I'm sure he's a great conversation piece. It's so cute how he can hold his accessories and interact with them. His clothes can come off, so the kids are begging Grandma to make him extra sets of clothing.