Fisher-Price Reviews

This toy is awful! The line you draw with the stylus included on the screen is blurry and not straight. Even when you use the "straight line tool" the lines aren't straight! Don't be fooled by the fun adds and T.V., this produuct stinks!
Unless you are 4 or under, you'll use this once and forget it. Trust me on this, don't waste your time or money.

I bought this toy for my daughter for xmas, she is 6, she has played with it everyday, and my 4 year old son likes it also. My only complaint is the volume, I can't figure out how to turn it down. Otherwise, my kids love it!

I got this for a friend that is into snowmobiles, I was disappointed in how little it looks like a snowmobile, and how few things it does

I am not sure why but this is not one of my son's favorite Rescue Hero items. I know there used to be another snowmobile in the Rescue Hero line that looked just like a snowmobile. I think my son has a hard time with this toy because it isn't very realistic. He knows you ride a snowmobile, not stand up. I wish they would bring back the older style which is now discontinued.....that was what a snowmobile should be. This is just a cheap version to me which is surprising from Fisher Price. I would rather pay a few more dollars and have something that is of better quality and is what the title says "snowmobile". This isn't the worst toy out there, but it doesn't get the play time that other Rescue Heroes he has do. There are many others in the Rescue Hero line that are much more fun and worth the money spent.

My twin boys received this and Billy Blazes for their third birthday 6 months ago and they still play with them every day. I love it as I am not ready for them to play with the typical action figures yet and these are much nicer.

I had bought this for my son at 15 months, and just recently at 24 months he has figured out how to pull it. At first he would push it around the house like a car, or ride on it like his toys. The string at that time did get tangled around the legs, but tying it up around the neck helped out. When walking, you have to tug pretty hard for it to make it's dog noise, but it is easier to get the dog to make noises when sitting down with it. As for tipping, we only had it tip over when my son makes sharp turns (mostly when he does a 180), but it doesn't tip when making somewhat wide turns.

As for imaginitive play: My son also treats the dog like a real dog, and it rides in one of his toy firetrucks, or he tries to ride it, feed it, he even lets it look out the window and sometimes takes it outside for walks on the sidewalk.

The toys has held up great. I has been thrown plenty of times on the tile floors, and it still looks new, no chipped paint, no scratches.

My kids just love this puppy. My daughter pulls it all over the house. Sometimes it ends up on its side, but she just keeps going. She carries it around & rocks it sometimes. My son has found another way to play with it. He's discovered the wheels behind the feet, so he lays on the floor & watches them turn (he loves anything with wheels). I think this is a great toy & well worth the money.

My 1 yr old daughter fell in love with this at the store so I had to get it for her birthday. I read on here the reviews of how other people said he tips over easily on his head. Well, they must have made some changes recently with this dog when they manufacture it because ours does not tip over, I even tried to tug at it in such a way to make it tip and I could not get it to tip over. Its so cute and makes cute doggie sounds. the main thing is it makes my little girl smile! Any toy that can do that gets 5 stars from me.

It's true, the people cannot stay in their seats while riding the bus! Maybe if the seats had sides that came up a bit, or if the people's knees bent... oh well. My daughter didn't like the fact that they always fell off the seats, so she transports other toys in the bus now and plays with the people elsewhere!

We have collected the entire set (original color scheme) over the last 3 years. It started with my now 7 yo daughter (who still loves it), and now my almost 3 yo son loves them too! They will sometimes even fight over them! They have been EXTREMELY durable, especially because my son love to open and close all the doors and sometimes pulls them off. I am so glad they snap on and off easily and don't break. If this can survive my son, they can survive anything! We will save it all for my 3 month old daughter to play with when she gets older. Fisher Price is just the best, and I cannot find one thing negative to say about Sweet Streets.

My two daughters, ages six and three, love the Sweet Streets toys, and I am very pleased with them also. We have the town house, school, and bus. (The hospital is next to be purchased.) All are extremely durable and provide hours of imaginative play. They are easily transported, too, which is terrific when you need a take along toy. I recommend this brand wholeheartedly.

Bought this for our 4 year old boy and he loves the light up drill..... very durable and worth it!!

We have every Rescue Hero in the Beam Team collection and like 30 other Rescue Heroes. This one is fun with the large drill that lights up. My son thinks the drill's blue color when it lights up is super cool! Another great Rescue Hero toy!