So far my 2 month old seems to be amused with this. Usually car rides are atrocious! The shrill scream of my perfect little infant piercing my eardrums and scrambling my brain makes even quick trips to the grocery store seem like some sort of torture for not just her but me and anyone else in the car. I often wonder if we roll the windows down and let her screams escape the car if only her drivers would pull over to let us pass just so they don't have to hear the screaming.

I don't know if it was a coincidence or if this thing actually works for her but...our car rides have been much nicer in the last couple of days since I've had this up.

I like the 3 pockets. I'll probably put pictures or flash cards in them. Like shape or color cards...it's never too early to start teaching your little ones. I'm sure one could make cards to fit the pockets and point out colors and shapes on outings with the little one. I don't know what the manufacturer intended the pockets for but I can tell you they are definitely it big enough for a pacifier. They sit flush with the fabric.

My suggestion is if you purchase this, 1. Don't expect it to miraculously work to entertain your baby. Babies are unpredictable and fickle, what works one minute doesn't work the next and vice versa. 2. Have very basic sewing skills and the tools to make simple repairs or fabric glue.

My sons opthamolgist recommended high contrast toys because they are great for eye development. This is cute and it sits nicely on the back of the seat. Also, my son really seems to enjoy it!

Our little princess loves to look at all of the shapes and characters on this toy. She really enjoys the peek a boo mirror feature, and amuses herself for quite a while before drifting off to sleep! We love that there are two sides so that we can change up the view. Highly recommend this product!

I think it's nice but my daughter has no interest in it. We have a lot of black, white, and red things for her to look at. This one just doesn't grab her attention.

Great product, use this in front of my infant sons car seat who has a visual disability. Very interested in its colors n patterns!