Hasbro Furreal Friends Butterscotch Pony Reviews

The age on this is 4+ but we bought this for our 2 year old last year at Christmas.  She LOVES this thing!  Butterscotch answers to her own name, she eats her carrot, when u sit on her and pat her butt she makes a galloping sound, it's wonderful.  I think the adults had more fun with it than she actually did lol.  The price on it is a little up there, but in the long run it is so worth it considering how much play has been gotten out of this pony.  A downside is that it DOES take batteries, but they lasted a long long time for us.  The assembly wasn't very hard,… read full review »

Our the 4 year old daughter recieved Butterscotch Pony for Christmas.  She was thrilled with it, and 6 months later is still playing with it. Butterscotch takes a lot of batteries but we have only had to change her batteries twice. We even have the dress up set (not included)so our daughter can put a new blanket and leg warmers on butterscotch.  The horse makes realistic sounds, turns its head towards noises and voices, and makes a galloping sound and head motion.  My mother paid $200 for it (including tax) at Sam's Club and it was worth the money. — … read full review »

The butterscotch horse was bought by my grandparents for my daughter last christmas...now almost a year of having her my daughter still loves playing with her and is not at all scared of it like i thought she might be...the movement in it is excallent and is even enjoyable to adults...its not noise or annoying any way and the height is pritty impressive also.  gets an A+ from… read full review »

Although I love the idea of a toy your child can interact with similarly to interacting with a live animal, I'm just a bit skeptic of this item.  The suggested age of the user is 4-plus years old, but the weight restriction of 80 pounds limits some children from being able to use this pony.  Also, your child can sit on, but not REALLY ride the pony. — Perhaps its the small pieces (accessories) that keep it from being appropriate for a younger age group.  However, when looking at the display at a local big-chain department store, little tykes just flocked over to… read full review »