Baby proof bear- issues!

[Jezerey]

A friend of mine is pregnant, so I thought it would be nice to crochet a teddy bear for the baby. Then my imagination went wild.
These are the pieces so far:
http://i718.photobucket.com/albums/ww185/jezerey/bearpieces.jpg
Nothing is sewn together yet. I wanted to put this nifty music box movement I'd got off the internet a few years ago into the bear so it would play the tune 'Teddy Bear Picnic'. I was also intending to crochet a little hoodie out of the green yarn pictured in the corner and fasten it with these buttons:
http://i718.photobucket.com/albums/ww185/jezerey/buttonsforbear.jpg
Then reality hit me.
This was for a baby. Which means,
A: I shouldn't use the plastic safety eyes, I should use felt.
B: No buttons on the hoodie.
C: The turn key for the music box movement wasn't such a hot idea either.
So now I'm torn. I could simplify things and make an entirely baby-proof bear. OR I could just go ahead and make the bear I wanted to- for no particular purpose, and make a different bear, a more child friendly bear for the baby. (I have plenty of time as she's only a few months along so far).

So what do you guys think?

[Goldiiloxxx]

Make Both! :d

[girlCary]

The baby will only be stuffing things in his or her mouth so long and she or he will love your hoody bear! :)

[girlCary]

when he/she is older. Next time I'm alternating. ;o)

[Jezerey]

The baby will only be stuffing things in his or her mouth so long and she or he will love your hoody bear! :)

I did think about that, but I have no idea when kids outgrow sticking things in their mouths, as I've never had one. I think I'll go ahead and make the bear the way I wanted to, and if nothing else I can give it to toys for tots come christmas.