Tonies The Very Hungry Caterpillar

The Tonies Very Hungry Caterpillar character magically...well magnetically attaches your Toniebox, allowing little listeners to listen to something different every time. Switch with different Tonie characters and quickly jump between audiobooks, music or your own interactive audio adventures. For little munchers always hungry for one more story, this classic Eric Carle collection is full of delights. All they need to do is pop the always - hungry caterpillar Tonie on top of a Toniebox and get ready for some tasty tales, plus a few extra treats.  Read by actress Jodie Whittaker, this Tonie includes three Eric Carle stories – The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Very Busy Spider and The Very Quiet Cricket – as well as some sensational songs and fascinating facts about all three incredible insects. So whether your little bugs are curling up for story time, getting busy at playtime, or ready for some quiet time, this Tonie is ready for every eventuality. The Very Hungry Caterpillar The Very Hungry Caterpillar Song Fun Facts about Caterpillars The Very Busy Spider The Very Busy Spider Song Fun Facts about Spiders The Very Quiet Cricket The Very Quiet Cricket Song Fun Facts about Crickets The Very Hungry Caterpillar (read by Eric Carle) Author : Eric Carle Read by : Jodie Whittaker Running time : 43 mins Content type : Audio Book & songs Age Range : 3+ (Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard.) Requires Toniebox for use, sold separately. A Wi-Fi connection is required for the initial setup. These collectable hand-painted audio-figures are made from durable plastic materials, and are the perfect size for little hands. The fun recognisable characters allow young children to find their favourite stories and music with ease - bringing stories to life! Audio playback begins when you place your Tonie on top of the  Toniebox  (Sold Separately). By tapping the side of the box, you can skip songs and rewind and fast-forward through stories. Find the perfect volume level by squeezing the ears to make it louder or quieter