As an analyst, I have to look beyond the magic, so I also offer a few notes that follow. What could be improved Join Olaf and Kristoff for Olaf’s Frozen Adventure as they embark on a merry mission to bring Christmas cheer to sisters Elsa and Anna. And find out what happens when Elsa’s icy powers threaten to ruin Anna’s birthday celebrations in Frozen Fever – will Anna get her perfect day? Because the Olaf character lives in a fairly limited world, children have some expectations about what Olaf will do initially. Olaf does not sing “In Summer” or “Some Things Never Change.” Rather, Olaf draws from the shorts with “When We’re Together” and “Making Today a Perfect Day,” which are not as well known. “In Summer” is provided only as an instrumental.

Not all learning and entertainment require a screen. You can’t get much simpler than a Toniebox, a plush square with ears to control volume. Squeezing the big ear makes the audio louder; the smaller ear reduces the volume. A target area atop waits patiently for Tonies, little magnetic, plastic figures that trigger content associated with the figure. For children, Tonies are magical. What we like Tonies, the company, didn’t stop at boxes and characters. They also sell a variety of accessories, from night lights to protective covers and carrying bags, to headphones and wall shelves. Creative Tonies allow owners to upload up to 90 minutes of music or stories of their own making. I was not able to test this feature, but I will add additional notes should a creative Tonie enter our collection. The Toniebox employs a weighted USB charger for power. The wireless Toniebox top deserves a wireless bottom. The Toniebox would benefit from Qi charging, which would add ease of charging to ease of play—and empower its actual users, children, to keep it charged when forgetful parents forget. Removing that lower indented power structure would also make for an even more appealing box design. Toniebox and Tonies: The bottom line