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The Go Opus Go is a motion-activated octopus toy that changes with a child from tummy time to preschool. Four modes cover sensory play, numbers and shapes, crawling chase, and dancing, with four songs from the Ocean Explorers series. It stands out from simpler activity toys by sensing obstacles and moving away so babies crawl or walk after it. Parents of babies around 3 to 18 months get the most from it; older preschoolers mostly use Dance Mode.
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Owners rate it highly and often say babies stay engaged with the chase and music modes. A few find the songs repetitive and note it needs room to move.
The Baby Einstein Ocean Explorers Go Opus Go is a motion-activated octopus toy with 4 modes. It is meant to grow with a child from baby to preschool, covering musical exploration, number and shape learning, sensory discovery, and movement. Opus plays 4 songs from the Baby Einstein Ocean Explorers series: Octopus Hide & Seek, Feeling Curious, Still Learning, and the Jellyfish Wiggle.
In Tummy Time Mode, touching a soft arm makes Opus light up, spin, and sing. In Sit & Play Mode, Opus spins while baby learns numbers, colors, and shapes.
In Chase Mode, Opus senses obstacles and moves away from baby or toddler, which encourages crawling or walking to catch it. When Opus is caught, it plays a celebratory song. In Dance Mode, Opus plays music and teaches opposites.
