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"Annoying toy that appeals to everyone"

Irritating Ethel is a pink annoying monster and just the sort of toy that appeals to young boys. Initially I thought the fact that she is pink would put them off however the novelty of a toy that farts and burps was just their sort of toy! There are blue swirls on the areas that are interactive and she even starts snoring if you haven't touched her for a while, which is probably the most irritating of all the noises she makes. If you squeeze her foot she giggles and vibrates which had my 5 year old son in stitches! You can also poke her eye and she will scream. My sons both loved pressing her hand as she then repeats back what you say to her. Irritating Ethel was also a big hit with adults, everyone thought she was a great toy although at £19.99 they are a little expensive. The toy is well stitched and will last a long time.

Member review by Catherine - Mum of 2 boys - review date 26th September 2011

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"Annoying but very fun"

My children loves Bothersome Borris (the blue annoying monster) My 9yr old son took him everywhere for a good week and used his recording feature to do what the monster is set out to do!! He also loved the rude noises he makes when you press his tummy. My 4 yr old daughter used the recording feature to also wind people up but thought the snoring when he was not played with was brilliant.And now he has a very special place at the side of her in bed. We also let our youngest child have a play (she is 4mths old) who giggled at the monster shaking around when it was laughing. The over all quality of this product is great. It is made with good quality fabric and stands alot of being banged around. They are child frendly as all details are sowed on rather than stuck on. The colour is very bright and would appeal to most children and even some adults! I would defentally recommend these monsters for a great birthday/get well soon or xmas present. There are 5 features in total what these monsters do:repeats what you say, scream when poked in the eye, laugh when tickled on the foot, makes rude noises when pressed in the tummy and snores when left alone. It would be nice to see new monsters out with different features but for now these get mine and my childrens top score. The one i have was £19.99 which i do think is rather expensive, but if money is not a problem than these are worth a look.

Member review by sheryl - mum of 3 ages 4mths to 9 yrs - review date 9th August 2011

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