Fairy baby wand - sex toy by Media Craft Inc - review by Eva Schwaltz

The Fairy Baby Wand is designed to be used externally only. You can use it on the clitoris, or anywhere you find pleasing. It’s not waterproof, and there is an open port for the charger, so you’ll want to be careful about keeping water and other liquids away from it.

Eden lists this toy as being plastic, but only the body of the toy is plastic. The head is made of what feels like silicone, but I’m not completely sure. All the packaging is in Japanese, so maybe someone who knows Japanese can clarify what the material is. The head is very firm, and has some drag to it. It tends to cling on to odors, so be careful where you store it and what kind of lube you use with it. I recommend just sticking to water based lubricant with this wand.

It has a typical wand shape. It has a dome shaped head with little ridges surrounding it. Under the head is a small neck, but it doesn’t allow the head to bend like some other massagers do. The body is cone shaped, and this is where the control switch is and the charging port. At the tip, you’ll find a little hole where you can put the lanyard through.

This is called a baby wand for a reason. It is very small. It is only 2 3/4" long, with 3/4" of an inch in diameter.

The Fairy Baby Wand only has one speed. It is operated by a little switch that you push up to turn on, and down to turn it off. The vibrations are very buzzy, so this is a great teasing toy. Unfortunately, the buzzy vibrations are not that effective for much clitoral stimulation. They make me feel itchy and numb, and it makes my fingers feel tingly because the vibrations travel throughout the whole toy. As soon as any amount of pressure is placed on the head, the vibrations diminish, and you get very little stimulation.

I must say that the battery life is very long. I have yet to kill it, and I’ve been continually turning on and off this toy. It charges via USB which I would find more convenient if this was a useful toy.

Be careful not to get this toy soaked. A simple wipe down with a wet cloth and mild soap should do the trick. It is so tiny, and so is the charging cord, so you can pretty much hide this anywhere.

The packaging is very pretty, but like I said, all the wording is in Japanese. It comes is a plastic casing which I don’t think is great for storage because it is a little bulky. The Fairy Baby Wand comes with a USB charger, and a lanyard so you can put the toy on a cell phone, keychain, purse, or whatever you like.

This was my first wand toy, and I’m sad to say it didn’t really work out. There is no way that I’m going to get off with this toy. I just play with it because the high-pitched vibrations are truly something else. It sounds like an insect, and it bothers the dogs like crazy. To me, this is no more than just a novelty item that I just leave out to marvel over because of its tiny size.