The Red dancing raccoon with lights and songs, Hola

Description:
The Hip-Hop Hall Dancer moves his neck as he sings. To stop him from dancing you have to grab him by the neck, but gently, and he will start to protest. Dancing improves body stability, confidence and balance. The raccoon has a universal moving function, allowing it to move even if something gets in its way during the dance, it motivates the child to imitate and follow, exercising motor skills and muscle development.

When you pick it up by the neck, it fights and tells you to put it down, so the child knows that we should live in harmony with animals. His head and legs move naturally as he walks and dances. and will keep you and your baby smiling as they dance and rap for you in three hip-hop-style songs. Watch him dance to the beat and talk to your child, encouraging him to dance with him. Music and flashing lights on the raccoon's belly will attract your child's attention.