Fisher-Price Reviews

This toy is very durable with brigh colors, but this toy is also quite lame!!! There is nothing to do besides popping the animals on and of of the other plastic pieces. We received this toy as a gift, and the only thing it has proved itself good for, is a teether (the different pieces) to our daughter.

We received this toy as a Christmas gift when my daughter was 17 months old. She loves playing with it & can easily pop the parts together.
My only suggestion is that this toy should be purchased along with a larger group of Pop-Onz toys.
By itself, there's not a lot you can do, but along with other pieces, it's great.

My 2 and 3 year old love Pop-Onz and this set was no exception. The price and free shipping were an added bonus.

This ship is a nice addition to the Imaginest Line! Goes well with Mordred's castle. I purchased one for our local Christmas toy drive-- very nice, durable and colorful!

We have gone GEOTRAX crazy. We keep expanding and expanding to the point that my son's room is all GEOTRAX. My son got them at 17 months and he and my four year old absolutely love them. It is a fantastic experience for us all. We go in and play together as a family for hours. Plus the kids go in themselves most of the day when I do housework. I highly reccomend them to any family.

The GeoTrax Rail n Road System is a super toy for toddlers age 2 1/2 and up. The toys are durably-constructed and they develop physical coordination and design creativity each time your child rearranges the tracks.

That said, both the Tracktown Railway and Working Town starter sets eventually show their limitations because there's only so much you can do with the track pieces provided. That's when add-ons like this one become so valuable.

The real treat of this set is the additional pair of switches. Used in conjuction with any of the GeoTrax train sets, your child will be able to dream up many more layouts with these two vital pieces. Two additional curves and straight bridges are also included. The remaining pieces are scene decorations - trees and signs - that kids will love to place throughout their new world.

This affordable add-on will open up lots of new possibilities for any existing GeoTrax setup.

We researched a few tracks before selecting this one for our 5 yr old twin boys. Now our 7 yr old girl wants a rc train for it too! It is sturdy, designed with children in mind, and uses imagination with a remote controlled train. Fun sounds!

The outdoor Hero Dewey C.M. is a popular character in the Heroes line (one of my son's favorites), even though he's really not featured in any of the animated shows that I have seen. He may have been created just for the toy line. He is the same molded figure as Marshall Artz/Law, and this Nature Crew version in the open packaging is the 3rd one. It features a lighter green camo scheme than the last two releases, and Glades, the Alligator is a very light green. Dewey also comes with a backpack that has a non-functioning claw attached.

The first Dewey was part of the Force of Nature series (enclosed packaging), has light brown hair like this one, and is a slightly darker green camo color, and his chest is metallic green. The 2nd Dewey was in the plastic limited edition case, had no alligator but came with a large functioning claw, and he had a dark green camo scheme, camouflage face paint, and black hair (making him look more like Marshall Law).

You can't go wrong with this figure for any Rescue Heroes fan.

I bought this trike for my 28 month old who is in the 90th percentile for height. He cannot reach the pedals at all. I even tried taping wooden blocks to the pedals which added about 2 inches and he could then touch the pedals but couldn't get close enough to actually pedal in order to ride. Besides for that, the bike looks very sturdy, but any child who would be tall enough to ride it (probably a 3 1/2 year old or older) would really be too old for it, it's pretty low to the ground and baby looking. My 3 1/2 year old can barely pedal it, and he can pedal a regular 12 inch bike with training wheels. Someone really made a mistake in the planning of this bike! If you have a VERY tall 2 year old I'd recommend it, otherwise, I'd look for something else.

My 2 year old is average sized and he can't reach the pedals. Box lists for 2 year old. If you have an average or small 2 year old you'll want to get something else.

Looks like a tough toy. Not much in the bells & whistles area. Price is appropriate for what it appears to be.

We bought this trike for our 3 year old. We love it. It is sturdy (not prone to tipping), easy to steer, and is really durable. Our 5 year old still loves to ride it even though his legs are a little long for it. We highly recommend it for a 3 or 4 year old.

I bought the Blue Thunder for my son for Christmas. It was very easy to assemble and within an hour I had it put together and the battery charging (hide it until you have a full day to charge the battery, it's very hard to push by hand). Once the battery was charged, I was a little worried because it seems to go so fast and my son had just turned 3. I shouldn't have worried. He was a little hesitant at first, but within days he was tooling around the yard and backing up like a pro. The Blue Thunder has a built-in seatbelt and has (so far) turned out to be a safe toy. The best part is that it can go anywhere in the yard, which was a problem we had with a ride-on motorcycle we had purchased which only worked on the drive or sidewalk.