STAR WARS The Child Animatronic Edition 7.2-Inch-Tall Toy by Hasbro with Over 25 Sound & Motion Combinations, Toys for Kids Ages 4 & Up, Green, F1119
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Features
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- SERIES-INSPIRED SOUNDS: Touch the top of The Child Animatronic Editions head to activate sound effects inspired by The Mandalorian, including happy and excited, giggles and babbles, tired and sleeping, and Force effects sounds
- ANIMATED TOY: Features motorized movements, including a head that moves up and down, ears that move back and forth, eyes that open and close, and more
- FORCE ACTIVATION: Boys and girls ages 4 and up will love patting The Child Animatronic Editions head 3 times for Force activation, in which the animatronic toy will raise its arm, close its eyes, and sigh, as if using the Force
- FORCE NAP: Pretending to channel the Force takes a whole lot of energy and requires a lot of rest. Lay The Child toy down and it will close its eyes and take a Force nap
- STYLED AFTER THE DISNEY PLUS SERIES: Inspired by the fan-favorite character from The Mandalorian, this 7.2-inch-tall Star Wars toy by Hasbro includes a removable Mandalorian pendant necklace and premium soft goods robe
Description
Now you can become the protector of The Child, also affectionately known to fans as “Baby Yoda,” with this 7.2-inch-tall animatronic toy by Hasbro. Touching the top of The Child Animatronic Edition’s head activates over 25 sound and motion combinations, including happy and excited sounds, giggles, babbles, and more, all while the figure’s head moves up and down, ears move back and forth, and eyes open and close. Boys and girls ages 4 and up can pretend to harness the power of the Force as The Child toy closes its eyes, raises its arm, and sighs as if exerting a great amount of energy. Now you can become the protector of The Child, also affectionately known to fans as “Baby Yoda,” with this 7.2-inch-tall animatronic toy from Hasbro. Touching the top of The Child Animatronic Edition’s head activates over 25 sound and motion combinations, including happy and excited sounds, giggles, babbles, and more, all while the figure’s head moves up and down, ears move back and forth, and eyes open and close. Boys and girls ages 4 and up can pretend to harness the power of the Force as The Child toy closes its eyes, raises its arm, and sighs as if exerting a great amount of energy.
Brand Name: STAR WARS
Toy Figure Type: Action Figure
character: the child
Sub Brand: Star Wars
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 60.0
Model Name: SW1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Model Number: F11195S1
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Edition: Electronic
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 1188.0
Manufacturer Part Number: F1119
Set Name: The Child
Age Range Description: Kid
Included Components: Figure
Item Type Name: Figure
Manufacturer: Hasbro
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 8.27"L x 3.15"W x 8.27"H
Item Weight: 572 Grams
Number of Pieces: 2
Size: std
Item Dimensions: 8.27 x 3.15 x 8.27 inches
Animal Theme: star wars
Theme: Movie
Color: Green
Collection Name: star wars
Style: The Child
Is Assembly Required: No
Additional Features: Animatronic
Are Batteries Required: Yes
Language: Italian
Number of Batteries: 3 AA batteries required. (included)
Is Autographed: No
Play Activity Location: Tabletop
Recommended Uses For Product: Play at home, gift for children, role play incl. Star Wars
Educational Objective: Develop motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and social skills through interactive play; foster interest in the Star Wars universe and its characters
Operation Mode: Automatic
Number of Players: 1
Power Source: battery
Supported Battery Types: Battery included.
Material Type: Plastic
Outer Material: Polyvinyl Chloride
Finish Type: Matte
Inner Material: Plastic
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This thing is so fricking adorable words can not describe. For the price, what it does and how cute it is must have item. Many even the stuffed ones that are way more are creepy looking this one is so cute and when it moves its even more adorable. I bought 2 one for me to keep in a box and one for my new grand baby they are doing the theme for the baby shower. So I got to play with the shower one and I fell in love I bought 2 more instantly to have one to play with myself and one for my daughter for a bday gift later. Mind you, I'm 41 years old. I didn't want to leave a review because with all the wonderful reviews the manufacturers always raise the price then no one can enjoy it but at a price and or sell out. So I've waited and with over 15,000 reviews they have kept it at the same price and still have them in stock. Its not cheaply made eaither. My daughter spent more on the build a bear one and it doesn't do anything this one does and that thing is freaky looking, I told her to take it back its scary. Wonderful job manufacture keep doing what your doing because its working wish more companies where like you.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2021 by Di Anna Wheeling
I don't know if mine shipped a little later and they started boxing them after some bad reviews, but ours came with an outer box and there were some air pillows keeping it in place to add some protection. Baby Yodes was just fine but he was loose in the box. Upon further examination it looks as if he should have been secured with the tiny plastic black fasteners that would have went up into his feet? Ok so this was a pre-order, you hope we weren't getting seconds. Maybe they forgot to put batteries in this batch and had to take them back out of the box to add them? Maybe the batteries were bad by the time they got stateside and the seller replaced them? Guess we might have a clue if others in the run report that theirs were secured in the box. As my family pointed out, shoplifting might be a problem in stores if they arrive this way for retail. There are instructions, by the way, but you have to tear into the back of the box to get them. If you are big into saving display boxes you might care about that I guess. RE: Size. My family didn't care. One member said that the size was accurate compared to some screen shots. I guess my thought was the one that they teased in the Toy Fair Clips, being all animated in his pod, at least appeared larger to me. As we all know the concept toy and the actual product don't always match up. It also seems to me he would not be to scale, as the actual puppet has to fit an adult hand up into it. Just saying. If I were into cosplay, I would probably go with the 11 inch plush version with the vinyl head (which is bigger) for the correct scale. Also that one would be easier to hang onto. Our Child arrived in perfect condition anyway. For the price I paid I feel like he was a good deal. He is precious and expressive. Our house is finally protected by a tiny Force Choker, and just in time for Halloween!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2020 by Customer 54
Update: I added a section on the bottom of my review covering the disassembly of the animatronic + a photo of my work-in-progress re-sculpting of the face. Note: I bought a “used” version of the product which allowed me to get a better price. The only evidence of this toy being first opened by someone else is the box and packaging - the animatronic arrived clean, all parts and pieces including the necklace. The only worrying part is the fact the animatronic arrived loose in his box - which also tells me something about the durability of this toy, as it was able to bounce around for who knows how long during shipping! The package has small pegs that fit into the toy’s feet; either mine was never put back on, or it came loose during transit. I have not noticed any damage to the animatronic, cosmetically or otherwise, so wooo! —— Yep. Heart lost instantly. I wasn’t expecting the puppet to be in the “try me” configuration, so when I picked him up out of the box the first thing that happened was adorable baby noises and gestures, and then a force-arm-raise. The volume is much louder than I was expecting, in a good way! (I just maybe should have waited until everyone in my household was awake before unboxing 🤣) Flipped the switch from “try me” to “on” and he’s been doing a variety of movements and noises. If I leave him alone for a while (standing), he makes noises for a while, but will eventually go and remain silent until someone nudges him or touches his head. Sometimes just picking him up will trigger a response. I bought this animatronic to use as an acting prop when in Mandalorian armor, for a costuming group I joined. The facial expressions and motion-activated “special moves” are fantastic for that purpose. I will need to make the puppet a little more realistic, both out of personal preference and for acting performance. For those wondering about modding their own, or just in general: The head and eyelids are hard plastic. The ears are a soft rubber/latex/something. It has a little bit of stretch to it which is great for helping prevent tears, and seems a durable enough thickness without being TOO thick and ruining the “ear membrane” effect. I’m glad it means it is far easier to repaint the face and add more details / peach fuzz than I was expecting! It also means the face isn’t gonna fall apart on me over the years right away, since those soft rubber coverings do degrade over time. Ears can be replaced down the road far easier than an entire head sculpt :D The arms are like baby doll arms - just a little flexible hard-rubber give but otherwise hard. The right arm of the puppet does not *automatically* move. It does however have a simple swivel action. — — Bonus: I put the robot down in sleeping mode and he stays quiet; but if I reach over and pet his head gently, he makes sleepy noises and it is ADORABLE. Also, useful, because i can have him in “quiet idle mode” and then cause an acting interaction with hise noise and gestures. Sometimes he’ll move his head in his sleep (when prompted) when he makes noises, without opening his eyes, and it adds a nice touch of realism and variety in the gestures that really brings this puppet to life. All in all.... super happy with my purchase. Technology and art have come such a long way - I never expected to recieve such a quality animatronic piece for such an affordable price. Final note; The robotics do make a little noise, but his sound effects honestly seem to drown all that out. I find it easy to ignore. As others have noted, the Mythosaur skull necklace is not metal - some kind of slightly soft plastic, which makes it a lot safer for some of the younger kids. It also has an adjustable cord which is cool! ____ DISASSEMBLY: **DISCLAIMER: Do so at your own risk. You may break your toy, possibly beyond repair. Take photos of every step so you have a reference for re-assembling the figure when done. There's a lot of little parts to be aware of. Also keep track of which screws go where, just in case. The animatronic was WAY easier to take apart than I was worried, but it did take me time and patience to avoid breaking anything. Four screws on the main body takes the back off. Be careful, because the interior is very delicate wiring and the plastic moving parts have a clear lubricant on them you don't want to muck up or get on your fingers. The non-animated arm comes out easy; the other you need to carefully disconnect from it's little swinging piston (this is the arm that lifts when the force-move is activated), without snapping the delicate plastic parts. This is also where the lubricant is mostly situated. There's plenty of space inside the body, which is perfect for modding purposes - I plan on replacing the voice box with a higher quality one and possibly upgrading its sound files. The head does not come off quite so easily - this is the part I was most worried about breaking during removal. I chose to only undo the bottom two screws (instead of removing the entire top assembly) and gently cracked open the head casing, and removed the back. I removed the ears, which slide right off. Each ones has a small plastic rod inside for animating it - be careful not to stress the joints or bend these. To get the front face off, I had to wiggle it a bit and very carefully extract it from the neck opening, as I didn't remove the entire head assembly itself - be gentle, go slow, take your time, don't be afraid to back off and start over. Cracking the head can be fixed, but may be either more trouble than it's worth, and depending on how bad it is, might make re-assembly difficult if you've made a tiny shift somewhere, and the electronics don't fit snugly anymore. The head has a small metal plate atop it; this is loosely seated, so be careful. If it falls out, use a pliers (or rubber gloves) and carefully tuck it back into place (to avoid oils from your skin getting on the metal; crucial for long-term care of your animatronic). With the head-case and ears removed, I settled the ears back into place, then closed the head up and stuffed it with paper towels for additional support, just in case, as I'll be handling it a lot and applying some pressure for my sculpting. If you're sculpting on the model, modifying it, etc - DO NOT TOUCH THE INSIDES unless you really know what you are doing and have a need to. This means being careful not to accidentally get clay over the edges and gunk up the inside, carve too deep and open up a hole in the head casing, etc; the electronics perfectly fit in the interior of the head, and even a small disturbance could affect the fit later. The eyes are also difficult to remove; they are three parts (well, many more than that, but I removed three pieces of their assembly); the painted eyes (clear plastic with eye decal on the interior, each one is its own piece), the eyelids (green plastic piece; this is one item, with a small bar between the eyelids), and the pin that goes through the holes of everything to secure it all as one unit. The pin has one side with a small ridge on it to prevent it from being pulled all the way through the other way - it must be pulled out in the direction it wants to go. Fiddle with it, take your time, and be very, very careful applying pressure to pull the pin free. I actually ended up scattering the eye pieces all over the floor, because I didn't realize the clear eyes and eyelids weren't glued together. I set the eyes and eyelids aside, and re-inserted the pin back into place in its original orientation for safe-keeping. Photos are your friend when it comes time to re-assemble everything. You can not take too many detail shots.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2021 by Fraser
Ah, the Grogu (aka Baby Yoda) Star Wars robot doll – because nothing says “I love Star Wars” like owning a small, green, somewhat eerie robotic version of everyone’s favourite Force-wielding toddler. It’s almost cute, if you ignore the fact that it occasionally stares into your soul with its oversized, unblinking eyes while making random baby noises at 2 a.m. That’s right, who wouldn’t want a doll that seems to come alive just when you’re least expecting it? The movement? It’s… well, robotic. Don’t expect graceful Jedi-level moves – more like a toddler trying to dance after a nap. It’ll wobble around, make some adorable cooing sounds, and then maybe awkwardly raise an arm like it’s trying to reach for a snack. Just hope it doesn’t short-circuit in the middle of a cute moment, turning Grogu into a budget horror film star. But hey, it’s got the look down! Those big ears, the little robe – it’s all there, ready to melt hearts (or haunt dreams). If you’ve ever wanted your very own robot companion that combines equal parts charm and uncanny valley, this Grogu doll will do the trick.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024 by christian grobler
Item performed as described in video. Movement is smooth and sound authentic. there are 3 positions of the switch. You need to switch it to the "ON'" position to get it to do all actions. A very good animatronic item.
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026 by Raul S. Del Rosario
This "The Child" figure from "The Mandalorian" is just the cutest thing ever. While he's a little on the short side, barely taller than a cell phone, his cuteness more than makes up for his lack of size. First off, he comes packaged in a decent cardboard display box that also in this particular case included the small pendant necklace that Grogu wears later in the series. Grogu is wearing a tan colored twill outfit with faux Sherpa sheepskin cuffs and collar. The jacket or cloak that he's wearing is a bit too long for this size as the fabric just pools at the bottom and honestly the fabric feels cheap. The ears of Grogu are of a soft latex material so that they'll flex and move with his animatronic actions. The head is a hard plastic but is soft to the touch and that's how you animate Grogu. You can either tap his head or rub his head and get him to start acting up. He takes a couple double A batteries that are included and the power switch has three settings - off on and auto. In auto mode he has limited interactions whereas in on mode you have more interactions. Tap or rub his head a few times and he'll even do a force push move. You can also lay him on his back and he will go to sleep. You can rub his head while he's sleeping and he'll make little gurgling noises and snoring noises as he sleeps. Stand him back up and he wakes up again. The voice is very similar to Grogu from the show. His movements are somewhat limited in that he bobbles his head, opens and closes his eyes and the ears will wiggle, and only one arm will move and that's when he's doing the force push. His other arm is on a ball socket and you can move it around, and he will rock back and forth as the base of the toy is curved. So as he's moving his head he may rock around a little bit side to side or front to back. He's not fully interactive and has a limited number of movements and sounds that he makes. I think it is mostly random how he moves or the noises he makes once you've activated him. I like this one's face better than the newer model that comes with more accessories because the mouth is in a single pose and it's a very cute look on his face. The other newer model has a mouth that moves and it's just not as realistic looking. That this is available for more than half off the original list price makes Grogu an absolute bargain. Whether you're a serious Star Wars collector or just looking for a fun accessory to a costume for cosplay or Halloween or just want an adorable little friend, this Grogu is perfect. Are there a few shortcomings? Yes. But overall he is a phenomenal little friend.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023 by Ginger Bear
It was just slightly smaller than I expected but I think it adds to the "cuteness" factor. Don't listen to the haters...its a great item for "Mandalorian" Fans. It is really for collectors and older fans. Little children would tear it up quickly I'm sure...thats what the plushies are for! Could have more sounds and actions but thats a minor quibble. I replaced the stock batteries with new alkalines and he is more responsive and has sharper movements now. The instructions are pretty lame but basically you give him 1 firm tap to the head to activate some cooing and head with eye movement...3 firm taps to the head will result in more sounds and "force" activation with raised arm. Lie him on his back to close his eyes and put him to sleep complete with snoring. My only real problem is the lack of sensitivity to his sensors. I leave him on on my desk. It takes as while for him to react after he has been dormant for a while . A few extra taps to get him going. For the $$$ he is my "go to" Child though. Pretty cool...
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2020 by Greenporker
Excellent still works after lots of abuse 6 years and counting
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2026 by Dominique