Elmo’s Tickle Hands as Fisher-Price puts the Tickle Power right into kids’ hands. These big, furry red Elmo hands – featuring Elmo’s funny face – fit over kids’ hands for interactive, giggling fun. Kids just press Elmo’s nose to start the play. When they touch a surface to tickle, the hands vibrate and kids will hear fun phrases from Elmo and, of course, his signature giggle. Press Elmo’s nose again for a new song and a corresponding dance – the Tickle Hand Groove, which encourages kids to “tickle and wiggle” to Elmo’s new song. The Hands come with a DVD that teaches kids how to do the new dance, step by step with Elmo. In the DVD, Elmo sings the new song with a little help from his friend Cookie Monster. For children 18 months and up, $29.99, 716-687-3000, www.fisher-price.com.
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