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| − | '''Baby David''', an orange monster-like doll, is one of [[Elmo|Elmo's]] favorite toys. Elmo |
+ | '''Baby David''', an orange monster-like doll, is one of [[Elmo|Elmo's]] favorite toys. Elmo first shows Baby David in [[Episode 2256]];<ref>[http://youtu.be/ePfdZV8M_nM?t=7m57s YouTube video, at the 7:57 mark].</ref> he names the toy after [[David]], the proprietor of [[Hooper's Store]] at the time. In [[Put Down the Pacifier|a 2011 video]], he reveals that he traded in his binkie for Baby David. {{youtube|mrhhTF9_T50}} |
| − | David can often be seen laying around in the background on the floor in ''[[Elmo's World]]'' and several [[Elmo's World books]]. Elmo refers to his toy as "Baby David" at the beginning of the song "[[Planets, Moon and Stars]]"; it's also called Baby David in the books ''[[Potty Time with Elmo]]'' and ''[[What Makes Elmo Happy?]]'' |
+ | David can often be seen laying around in the background on the floor in ''[[Elmo's World]]'' and several [[Elmo's World books]]. Elmo refers to his toy as "Baby David" at the beginning of the song "[[Planets, Moon and Stars]]"; it's also called Baby David in the books ''[[Potty Time with Elmo]]'' and ''[[What Makes Elmo Happy?]]''. In ''[[Family Forever: A Julia Storybook]]'', Elmo mentions having once lost Baby David, sympathizing with [[Julia]] when she loses her own favorite toy, [[Fluffster]] the bunny. |
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| + | [[Sesame Place]]'s [[Neighborhood Street Party]] has Baby David on a parade float. |
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==Book appearances== |
==Book appearances== |
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* ''[[Where Is Elmo's Blanket?]]'' (1999) |
* ''[[Where Is Elmo's Blanket?]]'' (1999) |
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* ''[[Look and Find Elmo]]'' (2002) |
* ''[[Look and Find Elmo]]'' (2002) |
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| − | *''[[Friends All Day]]'' (2002) |
+ | * ''[[Friends All Day]]'' (2002) |
* ''[[Elmo's Noisy Day]]'' (2003) |
* ''[[Elmo's Noisy Day]]'' (2003) |
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* ''[[Elmo's Busy Day]]'' (2007) |
* ''[[Elmo's Busy Day]]'' (2007) |
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* ''[[Lovies]]'' (2008) |
* ''[[Lovies]]'' (2008) |
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* ''[[What Makes Elmo Happy?]]'' (2008) |
* ''[[What Makes Elmo Happy?]]'' (2008) |
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| − | *''[[Count to 10]]'' (2009) |
+ | * ''[[Count to 10]]'' (2009) |
| + | * ''[[Imagine with Elmo]]'' (2011) |
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| + | * ''[[Let's Go to the Doctor]]'' (2014) |
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==Merchandise== |
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==Sources== |
==Sources== |
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Revision as of 06:50, 6 September 2019
Baby David, an orange monster-like doll, is one of Elmo's favorite toys. Elmo first shows Baby David in Episode 2256;[1] he names the toy after David, the proprietor of Hooper's Store at the time. In a 2011 video, he reveals that he traded in his binkie for Baby David. (YouTube)
David can often be seen laying around in the background on the floor in Elmo's World and several Elmo's World books. Elmo refers to his toy as "Baby David" at the beginning of the song "Planets, Moon and Stars"; it's also called Baby David in the books Potty Time with Elmo and What Makes Elmo Happy?. In Family Forever: A Julia Storybook, Elmo mentions having once lost Baby David, sympathizing with Julia when she loses her own favorite toy, Fluffster the bunny.
Sesame Place's Neighborhood Street Party has Baby David on a parade float.
Book appearances
- B is for Books! (1996)
- Where Is Elmo's Blanket? (1999)
- Look and Find Elmo (2002)
- Friends All Day (2002)
- Elmo's Noisy Day (2003)
- Elmo's Busy Day (2007)
- Elmo's World Super Sticker Book (2007)
- Friendly, Frosty Monsters (2007)
- Good Night, Tucked in Tight (2007)
- Potty Time with Elmo (2007)
- Elmo's Countdown to Bedtime (2008)
- I Can Do It! (2008)
- Lovies (2008)
- What Makes Elmo Happy? (2008)
- Count to 10 (2009)
- Imagine with Elmo (2011)
- Let's Go to the Doctor (2014)