How does the recording work? Do I need an app?

No app, no phone, no charger. Press the button on the base, say your message into the bottle, and press again to play it back. The star and the little tree light up while it plays. That's genuinely all there is to it, which is why four-year-olds pick it up faster than we do.

How long can the message be?

Up to 10 seconds, which is plenty for "Merry Christmas, Grandma, I love you, see you soon" and a giggle at the end. Short messages work best: they're easier for little ones to say in one go, and they're the ones that get played again and again.

Can we record it again if they get it wrong?

Yes. Just press record and say it again; the new message replaces the old one, so you can practise as many times as you like before the final take. In our experience the third attempt, giggles included, is usually the keeper. Only one message is stored at a time, so choose the best one before wrapping it up.

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TinyWonder™ Record a message Christmas Tree

Q: What age is the VoiceTree Bottle suitable for?

It's recommended from 3 years. Most three- and four-year-olds can press the button and record with a grown-up holding the bottle, and older children manage the whole thing themselves. It's a keepsake rather than a toy to be carried about, so we'd keep it on a shelf between recordings. If it doesn't suit your family, you have 30 days to send it back.

Q: Is it safe for young children? It's glass, after all.

It's real glass with a cork stopper, so treat it like a Christmas bauble: lovely to hold with a grown-up nearby, not something to be thrown or left on the floor. The tree, lights and speaker are sealed inside, and the battery compartment on the base is closed with a cover. For the youngest, record together and let them do the button.

✓ Records your little one's own voice
✓ Plays back at a single press
✓ Light-up tree in real glass

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A MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE

Their voice, kept for Christmas

"Mummy, I love you." "Merry Christmas, Grandad!" Little voices change so fast, and no photo catches them. This bottle does. Press the record button on the base, let them speak into the glass and the message is saved. Press again and it plays back, while the gold star and the tree light up inside.

Four-year-olds get the idea in seconds, and the message is there whenever you press play: on the shelf, under the tree, or wrapped up for someone who'll press that button again and again.

MADE TO BE GIVEN

Real glass, a real tree, a tiny light

Not another mug. This one gets unwrapped twice: once for the glass bottle with its cork stopper and red ribbon, and once more when they press the button and hear a small voice say their name. Inside sits a frosted mini tree and a light-up gold star; the speaker and battery are tucked into the white base, so nothing dangles.

It stands on a mantelpiece or hangs from the ribbon loop, ready to replay whenever someone needs cheering up. Try it for 30 days, risk-free.

4.8 out of 5

The present they'll keep pressing

Hannah M.

Recorded my four-year-old saying "Merry Christmas Nanna, I love you" and wrapped it up for my mum. She pressed the button on Christmas morning and burst into tears, then played it for every visitor that week. It still sits on her windowsill in March. Honestly the best present we have ever given her, and it cost less than the flowers.

Priya S.

My husband works away for most of December, so our little one recorded a goodnight message for him. He plays it in his hotel room every evening and says it's the first thing he unpacks. I was worried the sound would be tinny but you can hear every word, lisp and all.

Tom R.

Thought it would be flimsy for the price, but it's proper glass, the cork is real and the little lights look lovely on the shelf. My son is five and worked out the button in about a minute. He has re-recorded his message roughly forty times, which tells you everything about how much he likes it.

FOR THE ONES YOU MISS

Christmas morning, in their own words

Grandma two hundred miles away. Dad working away over the holidays. A card gets read once; a recorded message gets played again and again. Hand your little one the bottle, let them say what's in their heart, and wrap it up with the ribbonalready on it.

On Christmas morning someone presses the button, the star lights up and a small voice fills the room. That's the present nobody puts in a drawer. Try it now, with 30 days to send it back if it isn't right.

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It's recommended from 3 years. Most three- and four-year-olds can press the button and record with a grown-up holding the bottle, and older children manage the whole thing themselves. It's a keepsake rather than a toy to be carried about, so we'd keep it on a shelf between recordings. If it doesn't suit your family, you have 30 days to send it back.

It's real glass with a cork stopper, so treat it like a Christmas bauble: lovely to hold with a grown-up nearby, not something to be thrown or left on the floor. The tree, lights and speaker are sealed inside, and the battery compartment on the base is closed with a cover. For the youngest, record together and let them do the button.

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