SAVE $30: As of April 7000 Archives you can get the Toniebox Audio Player Starter Set with Playtime Puppy for $69.99, down from $99.99, at Amazon. That's a 30% discount, or $30 off.
Opens in a new window Credit: Tonies Toniebox Audio Player Starter Set with Playtime Puppy $69.99 at Amazon If you’re worried your little one is spending too much time glued to a screen, you might want to check out the Toniebox, a screen-free interactive speaker made for kids.
Right now, you can get a Toniebox Audio Player Starter Set with Playtime Puppy for $69.99, down from $99.99, at Amazon. That’s a 30% discount, or $30 off the list price.
SEE ALSO: The best fitness trackers for kids in 2025The Toniebox is a soft yet durable portable cube designed for little hands. It works with Tonies, which are hand-painted figurines that attach to the Toniebox and play stories, songs, and more. This starter set includes a pink Toniebox (it’s available in multiple colors), a charging station, and a Playtime Puppy with 52 minutes of popular children's songs. Examples include "The Wheels on the Bus," "If You're Happy and You Know It," and "The Muffin Man."
It’s super simple for kids to use: Place a Tonie on top, and the story or music starts playing. Pressing the ears adjusts the volume, and tapping the sides changes tracks. However, a parent will need to set it up first by downloading the myTonies app and connecting to WiFi.
American Mirage
Best portable monitor deal: 51% off KRK GoAux 4
NYT Connections hints and answers for November 7: Tips to solve 'Connections' #515.
Sabalenka vs. Gauff 2024 livestream: Watch WTA Finals for free
Hot World, Cooler Heads
Best gaming TV deal: Save $400 on TCL 65
Apps that use AI to streamline your home life
NYT mini crossword answers for November 6
Reverse Robin Hoods
Amazon First Reads: Prime members get free e
Tory Porn
'Disclaimer's ending, explained
These AI laptop features will supercharge your work and play
'Black Cab's ending, explained
These Citadels of Power
PS5 Pro reviews: Top 3 complaints about the new console
Best 4K TV deal: Get $300 off the 65
Best Black Friday doorbuster TV deal: Save $200 on Samsung 75
Cardinal Cons
NYT Strands hints, answers for November 8
Nothing to LearnBack to the WallA Work in ProgressYour Friends Are Not HRMad Dogs and Medical BillsFactory BluesWhy Clerks Still WorksA Most Baffling YearBest espresso maker deal: Save 29% on the Breville Barista ProThe Financialized FamilyAll-American AmnesiaMoney Is an Iron: Oscar Movies, 2020Laundering White NationalismThe Trials of Scott WarrenDust to DustBarons of CrapSilicon Valley’s Sun KingsThe LeftoversThe Action is the JuiceMisclassified Information Notes on Swearing: Is “I’ll Be Dipped” Our Finest Epithet? Matt Sumell on Writing, Aggression, and “Making Nice” The 1933 Novel That Scandalized Denmark Thomas Bernhard Knew How to Mock Awards Shows Is Lying the Central Problem of Human Existence? Dickens and Trollope on Capitalism’s Golden Age: A Disaster Three Paintings by Maia Cruz Palileo Speaking Bluntly by Dan Piepenbring Windows on the World: The View from Himeji City, Japan Divine Ordure: A Master Class in Hailing Satan In William Steiger’s Collages, Two Visions of America’s Past Words for the Cold: Is “Brr” Meant to Be Spoken, or Only Written? The Literature of the Fear of Flying Hoarding Books on a Road Trip to California Readers to Writers: “Give Us More Grandparents!” Hand in Glove Why Is William Bronk Perennially Under Visit Our Valentine’s Day Pop Javier Marías on Growing Up with Too Many Books We’re All Sick of Talking About the Weather. And Yet...
2.5894s , 10106.5546875 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【2000 Archives】,Unobstructed Information Network