Mother is left HORRIFIED after her three-year-old daughter's kitten toy starts making 'inappropriate moaning' noises that sound like 'a woman being pleasured'

A horrified mom has claimed a 'faulty' talking kitten teddy she bought for her toddler has gone rogue and is making 'inappropriate moaning' noises that sound like a 'woman being pleasured.'

Annie Vasseur, 25, was left stunned when she heard 'moaning sounds' coming from a 'Glitter Me Kitty' talking teddy that she had purchased for her three-year-old daughter.

The mom-of-two, who is based in Missouri, bought the toy for $24.99 from a department store last month, but says she was unable to hear its talking feature in the store because the batteries were flat.

However, little could have prepared her for what a fresh set of batteries would bring. 

A mom has claimed a 'faulty' talking kitten teddy she bought for her toddler daughter has gone rogue and is making 'inappropriate moaning' sounds like a 'woman being pleasured'

Annie Vasseur was horrified when she heard a female's 'moaning sounds' coming from the 'Glitter Me Kitty' talking teddy, which she purchased for her three-year-old daughter

The mom-of-two from Missouri, bought the toy for $24.99 from a department store last month, but says she was unable to hear its talking feature in the shop due to the batteries being flat

Upon her arrival back at home, the medical technician installed new batteries and gave the toy to her daughter Aurora to play with - and it wasn't until days later, when she accidentally hit the toy's noise feature button that she heard the shocking sounds it was emitting. 

Annie, who is also mom to four-month-old Esmerelda, said: 'We were out shopping and Aurora decided she wanted this kitten, and for some reason it kept beeping when we pushed the button, so we presumed the battery was dead. 

'We thought we'd just put batteries in it when we got home. We bought it, gave her the toy when we got home, and didn't think much about it.

'Two days later I accidentally hit the cat and heard this moaning sound. 

'I was with my sister and we looked at each other in the eyes and said, "There's no way that just came from this cat."

'We could not believe it. We had heard regular meows up to this point, so thought it was fine, but hadn't heard these moaning meows before.'

She shared: 'We initially thought it was just one moaning sound, but then it kept making different inappropriate sounds and different types of moaning.

'The moaning is done in such a sexual way. Some of the meows are very prolonged and others are fast. There's no way that's just a coincidence.

'It sounds like a [adult] video. It sounds like a girl being sexually pleased.'

On returning home, the 25-year-old medical technician installed new batteries and gave the toy to her daughter Aurora to play with

Video footage shows the toy making elongated 'meowing' sounds when you press its head, which concerned mom Annie believes are unsuitable for young children. 

Annie said: 'My daughter was asking me, Wwhat's that sound?" 

'It's 100 per cent sexual. Imagine if she'd taken it to school with a toy making those sounds.

'Aurora is three - it's a very impressionable age and she's got a great imagination these days, so to think she's been playing with this toy for two or three days, is very upsetting.'

The mom has since confiscated the teddy from her little one - insisting she will 'not be allowed' to play with the toy again.

YouTube videos appear to show other versions of the toy making similar noises, however, they are interspersed with more mundane phrases like 'feed me,' whereas Annie says her toy only moans.

'The noises of our kitty sounds more sexual and elongated [than other ones I've listened to online],' she explained. 

'The noises this toy was making was not appropriate for kids of this age. 

Annie explained: 'The noises of our kitty sounds more sexual and elongated [than other ones I've listened to online]. The noises this toy was making was not appropriate for kids of this age'

'She will not play with that toy again. I think VTech should remove the toy. It's too inappropriate.

'We're not sure if it's faulty. We're wondering if this one is messed up or whether they're all like this.'

Annie said she emailed the toy manufacturer VTech last month about her concerns but has received no response.

VTech has also been approached for a comment multiple comments.