Baby Reviews

Whisper and me,jessica are born in the same year so if you subtract 2005 -1997 you will get 8 and so i think anyone 8 years old with whisper will have a great time with it. think parents and children of all ages.

Whisper and me,jessica are born in the same year so if you subtract 2005 -1997 you will get 8 and so i think anyone 8 years old with whisper will have a great time with it. think parents and children of all ages.

We have these straps all over our house (on every piece of furniture taller than two feet), because we have two "climbers." There have been two occasions that I know of where these saved my eldest daughter from injury, as she climbed large pieces of furniture.

The hardest part of installing these is finding them. We searched several local stores, with little luck - and a few odd looks, as salespersons didn't understand why we would want to strap our furniture to the walls when we don't live in an earthquake zone. But trust me, once you find somewhere that sells them, buy them up. Once you see how well they work, you will become addicted to testing to see if you can tip your furniture - and will want them everywhere.

I have been investigating a bike for my 3 year old grandson and came across this one that looked just great. I am so glad that I read the reviews on the bike before I purchased it! I didn't read the "fine" print on the description of the bike [with no brakes], but I always review the reviews and that is where I realized this bike had no brakes. That scared the heck out of me just thinking about my little grandson riding it and not being able to stop it unless he jumped off of it! Thanks for the honesty in other people and the reviews. Whew! That was a close one.

This is a great bike for 18 -36 month olds. You can skip the tricycle and use a 10" bike instead. No brakes - not a big deal. Some people have complained that there are no brakes. In other reviews, one person was afraid that their child would be unable to stop, another person stated a child would not be able to stop at an intersection, and yet another said a child would have to jump off to stop. I can't stop laughing at these parents. Let's think for a moment (which apparently some reviewers forgot to do). This bike is basically for a 2 yr. old who doesn't even know how to pedal yet let alone learn how to use the brakes. I would be ****** if I would let my 2 yr. old ride up to an intersection and trust him to put on the brakes. You better believe, I would be right there with my hand on the handle bars - acting as the brake (even if I was so stupid as to let a toddler ride through an intersection). Just how fast do you think a two year old who is learning how to pedal will go on a tiny bike? Clearly Radio Flyer did not put brakes on this bike for a reason. I think they are forcing moronic parents (who think their "near babies" can ride bikes like big kids) to be responsible and supervise their children while they learn to PEDAL. If you have bigger kids that are ready for more independence or you would rahter not supervise your child than get a 12" or 16" bike with brakes. Duh!

My son got this bike for his second birthday. He quickly learned to ride it (spent very little time on the trike). It has been his VERY favorite source of entertainment for the past year or so. Unfortunately, tonight the training wheel broke. Actually, the plastic frame around the wheel broke. Perhaps this is due to overexertion. My son REALLY loved riding it. I asked if he wanted a new bike or one just like the old one. He says he wants one just like the old one (he's 4 and not able to ride without the training wheels yet!).

If your child enjoys acting out the Thomas & Friends series, Rusty is a hard-at-work, heavy-duty diesel. He is a small orange diesel who pulls a dumper that carries removable sand cargo that can work with Cranky or other Thomas cranes. The cement mixer is unique. It spins as it is pulled, almost as if it is mixing cement.

To "build" the fun, you can make buildings and bridges with Legos, Lincoln logs, or even the new Sodor blocks sets, and Rusty will bring the construction supplies you need.

To "build" the fun even more, you can expand the Thomas wooden rail and road system with the new Cement Works, as well as Jack and Alfie from the construction crew. Then your construction series will be complete. Rusty is a perfect addition to the Thomas wooden rail and road system. After all, he's the one who helps build them!

What I meant by my title is that I already had Rusty and I just wanted the Construction Cars. The cars sway from side to side and they can survive a lot of damage. I was suprised at how durable these were. The sets are a lot of fun because you don't need any additional things to go with it for immediate fun. These toys are really good for a car trip to keep a child busy when they are bored. I would higly recommend getting this set but don't buy Rusty first.

Rusty is great. i got him as a present for christmas one year he has 3 cars - rusty a dumper and a cement mixer you can use him with cranky or anything with a magnet. he is also in some episodes on a video.

My mother bought this for my daughter for her birthday. The eyes stopped moving the next day and so did the mouth. We went to ToysRUs to exchange it. The second one broke the next day in the same exact way. My daughter who is 6 years old was totally devastated. She cried and cried. She was heartbroken. This doll has some kind of defect and should be recalled. I hope all of you reading this will NOT buy this doll for your sweet little girl. It broke my heart to see my daughter so sad.

We just bought this doll for our 35 month old daughter. The facial movements on the doll are darling, and my daughter does carry her "baby" around with her everywhere. However, this doll is supposed to go to sleep on your shoulder - ours doesn't do that. The mechanics which make the facial and arm movements are VERY loud - it is difficult to hear the baby sounds over the motor. The other thing that bothers me, and is perhaps a bit OCD is that the baby's neck is freakishly long. Her outfit doesn't cover her creepy little neck. Some of the facial movements make her look a bit like Yoda too . . . overall, my daughter does love this but it needs improvement in my opinion.

I am disappointed with this toy because I bought it and it doesn't work at all! It gets dirt in the center of the wheel, and it STOPS! I am so dissapointed with this quality!!

We bought this stroller for our 15 month daughter after she fell in love with our neighbor's doll stroller, and since we brought it home, she actually has barely touched it, BUT my 3 year old son absolutely loves it! He plays with it every day and takes care of his sister's baby dolls with it. I'm hoping that my daughter will begin to notice it soon, but for now, it is still $10 well spent if it gives one of my kids quality playtime, even if it isn't the child the toy was purchased for. My only complaint is something I complain about on ALL doll umbrella strollers: I wish the front wheels would turn! You have to spend $30 or $40 to get one of the strollers that has fully functioning front wheels, and I hate that, but otherwise, so far, a great toy!

My daughter received this clock as a gift at 3 months old. At first she would bat the pendulum to listen to the bell inside, and sometimes tip it over (it's soft and light). She would lean against it while learning to sit up. Now at 7 months, she grabs the face of the clock and the bead bar on top. The mirror on the back is great for tummy-time. The mice are the perfect size to grab and pass back and forth from one hand to the other, but not small enough to fit in her mouth. The brightly colored mice have high contrast black & white bottoms, some rattle softly and some crinkle. Right now she plays with the mice alone in her lap, or with their house (clock) by itself - soon she will learn to take them out the door and put them in the chimney. This toy is a big favorite, we all love it.

*I put all of it in the washing machine and hang to dry from time to time, and it turns out fine.