Every baby's favourite game, now with a partner who never gets tired of it. Press the Play foot and the PeekaBoo Elephant lifts its big floppy ears over its eyes, says peek-a-boo and flaps them open again. Press the Sing foot and it sings a gentle song, ears waving along in time.
Watching, grabbing, giggling and finally pressing the foot themselves gives little hands and little ears plenty to do, so every round of peek-a-boo is a small discovery.
Peek-a-boo at the press of a foot
Works in the car and the pushchair
SOFT ENOUGH FOR CUDDLES
Something soft to hold on to
Teething evenings, grizzly afternoons, the moment the pushchair stops moving: sometimes a little one just needs something soft and familiar to squeeze. The PeekaBoo Elephant is made from short-pile plush with velour-lined earsthat are just the right size for small fists, and its gentle song gives them something steady to settle to.
At 30 cm tall it's big enough to cuddle into, light enough to drag everywhere. Try it risk-free for 30 days and see if it becomes the one they reach for.
Super-soft plush
4.8 out of 5
Loved by parents and little ones
Hannah M.
Bought this for our seven-month-old and genuinely didn't expect much. The first time the ears came down over its eyes she went completely still, then shrieked with laughter. Three weeks on she pulls the ears down herself and waits for us to say peek-a-boo. The plush is lovely and soft too, much nicer than it looks in the photos.
Priya S.
Our little boy is teething and the evenings were getting hard. The song on this elephant settles him in a way nothing else has, and he now drags it round the house by one ear. It's survived being thrown out of the highchair more times than I can count and still works perfectly.
Tom R.
We take it everywhere: car seat, pushchair, Grandma's. One press of the foot and I get a few minutes to actually drink my coffee while it's hot. My daughter is eleven months and has worked out which foot does the song and which one does the game. Worth it for the car journeys alone.
FIVE MINUTES' PEACE
Press a foot, finish your tea
You know the window: nappy changed, tummy full, and five minutes before they want to be picked up again. One press and the PeekaBoo Elephant takes over with peek-a-boo and a song, and most babies sit properly absorbed, waiting for the ears to come down.
That's time to drink your tea while it's still warm or hang the washing out, while they get a game that's all theirs. Join the 155+ families who've tried it, and send it back within 30 days if it doesn't earn its place.
At 30 cm tall it's big enough to cuddle into, light enough to drag everywhere. Try it risk-free for 30 days and see if it becomes the one they reach for.
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A proper hit in our house. The peek-a-boo is the one game he never tires of and having it come with a song and moving ears just adds to it. It's soft to cuddle, light to carry and has survived plenty of drops. Really glad we got it. Would recommend.
Does exactly what the page says. Press one foot for peek-a-boo, the other for the song, and that's a few minutes of peace while they sit watching. The plush is soft and it's light enough for her to carry about. Really pleased.
My son is teething and the evenings had been hard going. The gentle song on this settles him better than anything else we've tried and he loves grabbing the ears. It's been through the wars already and still works perfectly, so it's clearly well made. Would recommend.
We take it everywhere now, car seat, pushchair, round to the grandparents. One press of the foot and I get a few minutes to actually drink my coffee. My little one has worked out which foot does the song and which does the game. Worth it for the car journeys alone. Would recommend.
Does exactly what the page says. Press one foot for peek-a-boo, the other for the song, and that's a few minutes of peace while they sit watching. The plush is soft and it's light enough for her to carry about. Really pleased. Highly recommend.
Bought as a gift for my sister's baby and she's messaged me twice to say how much he loves it. Apparently it goes everywhere with them and the song sends him off nicely in the car. Soft, well made and not too loud. So pleased.
Our little girl took to it straight away. She loves the peek-a-boo and squeals when the ears flap open, and she's started trying to say it back which is adorable. It's soft enough to cuddle and sturdy enough to survive being dragged round the house. Would recommend.
We were after something soft that would also keep him busy and this ticks both boxes. The ears are velour lined and lovely, and the peek-a-boo holds his attention far better than most toys. Sturdy too, it's taken a fair bit of abuse already. Highly recommend.
Does the job for those small windows when you just need them settled for five minutes. Nappy change, the wait for food, the last stretch of a car journey, it's sorted all of them at some point. Soft plush and a gentle song, no complaints at all. Would recommend.
Our little girl took to it straight away. She loves the peek-a-boo and squeals when the ears flap open, and she's started trying to say it back which is adorable. It's soft enough to cuddle and sturdy enough to survive being dragged round the house.
Can't recommend it enough for car journeys. A round of peek-a-boo and the song in the back seat has turned a few meltdowns around. It's soft enough to double as a cuddle toy and light enough to live in the nappy bag. Great value for what it is. Would recommend.
Bought it mainly for the car and it's earned its place. One press and she's happy in the back for a good while. The plush is really soft and the song is gentle, and it's stood up to being thrown about without any problems. Lovely toy. So pleased.
We were after something soft that would also keep him busy and this ticks both boxes. The ears are velour lined and lovely, and the peek-a-boo holds his attention far better than most toys. Sturdy too, it's taken a fair bit of abuse already.
It's designed for babies from 12 months. Younger babies love simply watching the ears move and listening to the song; once they can sit and reach, they start pressing the feet themselves, and peek-a-boo stays a favourite well into toddlerhood. If it doesn't suit your little one yet, you have 30 days to send it back.
The eyes and foot labels are embroidered rather than stuck on, and the ears and bandana are soft fabric, so there's nothing hard on the outside to chew. Like any battery toy, it isn't a cot companion for sleeping, and we'd suggest playing together with the youngest babies, as you would with any new toy.
Peek-a-boo is the one game babies don't get bored of, and here it comes with moving ears and a song, which is a lot for a little brain to take in. Most parents find it becomes the toy that buys them a few minutes, several times a day. Every baby is different, though, which is exactly what the 30-day trial is for.
It's a soft plush toy, so a tumble off the highchair or being dragged across the floor is all part of the job. The mechanism that moves the ears sits inside the body. Treat it like any electronic cuddly toy: squeezes and drops are fine, puddles and baths are not.
Yes, that's where it earns its keep. At 30 × 19 cm it fits on a lap, in the pushchair basket or in the nappy bag, and because it runs on batteries there's nothing to plug in. A song and a round of peek-a-boo in the back seat have rescued many a car journey.
Wipe the surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth and let it air dry. Because the elephant has electronics inside, please don't put it in the washing machine or soak it. Keeping dribble to a quick wipe at the end of the day is usually all it takes.
No app, no charging. There are two feet: press Play for peek-a-boo (the ears lift over the eyes and flap open again) and press Sing for the song with waving ears. It runs on batteries, so it works anywhere, and the battery compartment is tucked away inside the body.
Peek-a-boo is more than a laugh. Watching things disappear and come back supports a baby's early understanding that things still exist when they can't see them, and reaching for the feet and grabbing the ears gives little hands practice. It won't do a parent's job, but it makes the practice fun.
Then send it back within 30 days and we'll refund you, no questions, no fuss. We'd much rather you try it at home than guess from photos. In practice, most parents tell us the opposite problem: it's the toy the baby won't let go of at bedtime.
Honestly, no toy does, and we'd be wary of one that promises it. What the PeekaBoo Elephant does is give you a gentle, reliable distraction for the small windows that matter: the nappy change, the wait for the bottle, the last stretch of a car journey. Those moments add up, and that's where parents notice the difference.
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