Fisher-Price Reviews

This cute car is loads of fun, even for my young son. We purchased it a couple of weeks before his third birthday. The first day he mainly went in circles because he did not know how to control the steering, but he quickly mastered going and stopping along with forward and reverse. The next day he mastered the steering wheel, and now he is unstoppable!

I recommend this car for kids ages 3 to 6/7 (depending on the weight and height). Our seven year old son, who weighs around 60 pounds, loves it. He would ride it often IF his brother would let him. Because his brother isn't much for sharing this toy, my older son wrote to Santa (in July) and asked him to make a bigger version of Sally (the blue car in the movie) so that he and his brother could race.

Features:
- Minor assembly required (most stickers are already on the car)
- Looks great (the neighbors gawk - adults and kids alike)
- Loads of fun!!! My son insist on riding in his car everyday.
- Good product (battery last about 2 1/2 miles before it needs to be recharged)
- Sensible size (perfect size for riding on the sidewalk and stores well in our crowded garage)
- Good for active parents (goes fast enough for a good pace jog (5 mph) or a comfortable walk (2 1/2 mph) along)

This car would most likely be a hit with any kid, especially one who has seen the movie Pixar Cars.

This car is perfect! My son is three, and he is obsessed with hot wheels, trucks, and RACE CARS! He loves it. There is a lock on the high speed, so he can only go 2.5 miles per hour until I am ready for him to go the full 5 mph. It is easy to steer for him, and after only 30 min. of driving it, he's got it down. The car is adorable, and he looks great driving it. I would highly recommend this toy to any girl or boy who is a big fan of cars (the toys) or CARS the Movie. It's too much fun!

This is a must if you have the Geotrax starter set. My son received the basic Tracktown Railway at 2 1/2 and we immediately went out and bought him elevation track packs. Adults have to set the layout up, and its a little bit trickier in 3 dimensions, but the elevation is what makes Geotrax way better than any other train set!

Only drawback is that you can't just buy one elevation track pack. This one would be the most logical buy if you do only buy one set though. It has ramps to get up to level 2, but this is much more fun if you get up to level 3. I would recommend adding the Ramps to this set. We have 1 of each of the 3 elevation packs and that's enough to connect all the elevation accessories we have (clock tower, suspension bridge, mile high mountain).

Definitely add to your Geotrax, its worth it! Your child will love it and so will you

My mother bought this for our seven month old daughter and when we used it Piglet would not float. Don't they test these things before they sell them. What a dissappointment to have a tub toy that can't be used in the tub. Pooh is cute and does not seem to have any problems.

My daughter received this toy for her 1st birthday. She is now 14 months and she has yet to pay any attention to it in the tub. She doesn't even notice that it's there. It's cute, but just not that amusing for young ones. Plus, piglet does not float upright so that is a bummer also.

My 17 mo daughter received this as a gift. She is very excited about taking a bath with Pooh and Piglet but doesn't end up playing with it much when she is in the tub. Piglet does not float upright but she really doesn't mind. What she really likes is getting a "shower" from the froggy which Piglet is floating on and likes the routine of kissing Pooh and Piglet good night when it is time to get out of the tub.

Seems to me the "Little People" sub-brand comes in two versions, the high-quality, durable ones that promote hours of play (like the farm and the gargage) and the low-quality, poorly made ones that seems to take up space. this is one of those. The racetrack is made of flimsy plastic, takes up a lot of space for what it is (doesn't fold up or anything -- you have to take it completely apart if you want to store it). The car itself is pretty solid, but doesn't always function well.

We had the same problem with the durability of the car (seems the "clutch" stripped after a few minutes of play) and the difficulty making it around the track.

The Little People farm is a much better choice, triggering so much imaginative play. The farm animals get more use out of the race track than the car driver does - the chicken has learned how to drive, the rest of the critters like to sit in the grandstands, and the food cart gets tuned up at the pit stop.

Oh, and my 2 year old uses the award stand as a "compooter" to play school.

I was disappointed in this one. I love Little People, but I'm glad I didn't purchase this--it was a first birthday gift to my son. It has some cute sounds, but thinking back to when I was a little girl (which wasn't long ago, I'm only nineteen), I know that I would have wanted to just turn the sounds off and imagine them on my own as they can get very repetitive. But, I suppose it is okay for a younger child such as my son to play with since he doesn't really know what he is supposed to imagine yet, anyway. My husband likes to play with this toy with him. It's not too terribly bulky. My son has a playroom that is filled with Little People toys, but I keep this one in the closet on a shelf. When we transitioned from an apartment to owning our first home, the first thing I did was fill his playroom with toys--Little People toys. They are great toys to allow your child to utilize what they see day to day during play.

What you get:

Race track

Race car

Racing Eddie

Special Features:

Eddie can be placed into the car and then pressed upon to trigger the car to make sounds and "race" around the track. The crowd also cheers.

I'm not sure if there are any more parts to this since I keep it in the closet.

I think it's a great toy if your child is really into cars.

I bought this toy for my 6 month old son to help him spend time on his tummy. The nice thing about it is you can touch it anywhere and it makes noise, either a water sound or music. My son also enjoys chewing on the toys that are attached. It's worth the purchase and the price is reasonable.

I got this as a gift at my baby shower. My son is 4 months now and he did not really start paying attention to this until about a month ago. I had originally attached it to the crib but it was too high up for him to reach it or to be able to see himself in the mirror. I have since attached it to the changing table and it is a great distraction for him when I am changing his diaper or getting him dressed. He just lays there and looks at himself and smiles or pulls on the starfish (he likes the starfish the best for some reason). The mirror makes noises if you bump it or pull on the starfish, crab or clam and he is so surprised when he makes the noises himself!

My infant son just loves this toys. He reaches out and pull on the toys to hear the music. It's great for tummy time!!

My 18 months old was first afraid of it..but after 2 days he started enjoying and playing with this toy. This was great fun but it stopped working after 5 days and I had to throw it in garbage.

i bought this recently .It worked well for a week and it stopped working.
Its bit heavier ,it lost its actions.
I dont suggest /buy unless this problems are fixed.

kris

My son dismissed this toy at 12 months. Showed zero interest.
I just pulled it back out a week ago at age 15 months. He will not stop playing with it! Yes, it falls over. He just picks it back up & presses the button to make him go again. He likes it when he falls over ( Elmo says "I've fallen over, help me please) & my son often knocks him over to get him to say it.
The way my son tosses him around I doubt he will last forever, but the hours he has already played with it have been worth the bucks for me. I am a toy buying fool & this has been his favorite thus far.
Highly recommmend.

This was given as a gift to my 13 month old for her 1st birthday. She ABSOLUTELY LOVES it! She started a game with my husband and I a few months ago where she would take the binky out of her mouth, try to stick it in ours, and (after trying to stop her LOL), if she did get it in our mouths, we would make a funny "pop" noise when she ripped it out. This Elmo basically does just that. You take Elmo's binky, and put it in his mouth. He makes a noise like "slurp" and starts humming a song. You can't hear the words because the binky is in his mouth! Then, if you take the binky out of his mouth it makes like a "pop" sound and he sings the same song with words this time. He sings the song without his binky twice, then asks for his binky back.

Now my daughter doesn't much TV, and doesn't even really know who Elmo is, it is the whole concept she loves. This is a toy that has a game that she made up herself, so she just ADORES it. She carries it around everywhere, and cracks up over and over, every time. I love that it teaches cause and effect- putting the binky in makes him sing, taking it out makes a funny noise, and also makes him sing different. Then when he says "Elmo wants his binky now please", she knows to give it to him.

The only complaint I have about this toy is that putting the binky in Elmo's mouth is a little difficult for my daughter. She is younger than the manufacturer's recommended age, but my 3 year old sometimes has a tough time of it as well. HOWEVER, this toy is still a ton of great fun, but I just wanted to mention this.

I am definately very very happy with this toy all around, it makes my 13 month old AND 3 year old crack up and giggle on a daily basis. FUN for little ones.

My son is almost 3 and received this for Christmas. He likes to pretend that he is rescuing people out of the water and the smaller figures are good for his hands. The ship doesn't do a whole lot (he enjoys putting guys in the elevator), but is good for pretend play. There was also a DVD that came with the ship.

Since Christmas, our 4 year old son has been playing with this toy almost daily...It has just enough details where there's still plenty of room for him to use his imagination. Definitely well worth the price!

My grandson just loves playing with the Imaginext Dinosaurs. They are well worth the money and hours of fun...

My 4 yo is THRILLED with the Imaginext Dinosaur series. They are so durable!!! T-Rex has adjustable arms & legs and makes noises when you pull the lever. We've had this one for several months and have NEVER replaced the batteries. It also has a switch to turn off the sound, but the lever will still activate his head & jaws even when it's turned off!

I'm am extremely pleased with the whole series!

I am 6 years old and Razor is my favorite toy. I love his growls! They sound like what I think a real T-Rex would sound like. I like Razor's colors of blue and red. I watch a lot of Discovery channel and have lots of dinosaur books and know that cavepeople and dinosaurs did not exist at the same time and that T-Rexes were probably green or brown or gray, but Mom says artists and writers mix fantasy and real life a lot. It's ok as long as you know the difference. Razor fights Thunder, the Brontosaurus, a lot and Razor always wins. I have the whole collection except for Whip, the Parasaurolophus. I wish every kid had these toys!