Another Pal Mickey Question

[Lisa3]

Do most of you buy one Pal Mickey per family? We have 3 kids (10, 8, &7) and I really do not want (and cannot afford) to buy 3 of them.

 

[suemac]

We are heading down in october and have 3 kids (5,8 and 10). I plan to buy one Pal Mickey and we will learn to share.
I know that maybe alot to ask of them....but your right it cost to much for 3.
My kids seem to think they can handle sharing one Mickey and will all gather around to hear what he has to say. I think my 5 yo will take him over and none of us will get to touch

 

[>>^..^<<]

Hi..

More then one pal mickey gets on your nerves as they all go off at the same time and say the same thing... sometimes one goes off just slightly before the other so they are just a little off in sync with each other.

I say get one and take turns looking after him for the day... if you miss what he says you only have to squeeze his hand and he will repeat it.

I love our Pal mickey he was so much fun

>>^..^<<

 

[ceejay13]

We did see a family in May that had purchase one for each of their kids. I do think they are a little expensive to do that but we sure enjoyed the one we had.

 

[Nicsmom]

I would buy one and let each one of them take turns holding him. My DD wore him on a water strap around her neck and we all took turns listening to him without having to take it off her neck. He'll repeat what he said up to 5 times.

 

[DaveH]

The only suggestion I have is keep a close eye on him. I have read here where a little one left him with a stroller and no adult saw and he disappeared. The water strap idea sounds good to me. I will have to try that for me.

 

[tjmw2727]

My two girls shared one and it was PLENTY, lol. We did the water bottle strap with the belt clip as well and kept him with us at all times. The girls had no problem sharing and took turns pretty well, and switched about every hour or so. Occasionally if he said something really neat we would all press the hand to repeat - nice feature.

Enjoy
TJ