Reviews (4)

Waste of Money
My husband and I bought this toy for our son a year 1/2 ago.We were so excited about having a "classic toy" to have for many years and hope to pass along.Yeah right.This thing had parts that kept coming apart, ie.. the saddle the ears, the leg.It now sits in our basement waiting for the trash.I hate to throw it away because we payed so much for it but it just has not lived up to the "Radio Flyer" standard.

Dangerous probing ear
My 20 month old daughter received this for Christmas.At first we thought it was the best gift ever but when she got on and started rocking we realized she could send the wooden ear through her chin, eye or mouth.We sent it back soon after.It's nice that Radio Flyer still makes the classic toys but I think it's a huge safety hazard.

One flaw in a perfect toy
I bought this rocking horse for my niece, and she adores it! I love the beauty and durability of its classic wooden structure. It has one major flaw, however. It's in the 'saddle', which is attached by two long wood screws that go up through a block into the bottom of the saddle. Unlike the rest of the horse, the base of the saddle is plastic. It didn't take very long at all for an industrious toddler to tear the saddle free. Fortunately, adults were watching and we retrieved the 2" sharp screws before she could play with them. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Push and Pull Toys    3. Ride-Ons    4. Outdoor Play    5. Baby and Infant    6. Toddler    7. Wagons    8. Ride Ons   

Reviews (19)

OK but a little time to put together
My daughter shows some interest in this rider but NONE of her dolls fit in the back spot that is made for dolls.She does have a friend who comes over and rides the thing all over the house, so I guess it does depend on the child.It is super sturdy, but I can't believe the original price according to amazon.com is $50.00 because I got it at Toys R Us for $12.00 on sale though.It is a decent ride on toy, but definately don't purchase it for a doll to ride on the back!

Happy Mom
This has been one of the best purchases I have made for my daughter.She has played with it for 2 years now, climbing on and over it, riding on it, being pushed, pushing her dolls and stuffed aminals.No-matter what she is doing, she is smiling and happy with her Push Ride Doll Walker.When she is happy and occupied, so am i.To this day, i'm still suprised how it keeps her attention for such a long time.Another great job by Little Tikes.

Greatest Ride on toy!!!
My daughter got this for her first birthday..She is three and a half, and still drags it out of garage and tries to ride around on it. She was just learning to walk when she got this, and would hold on to back and push it around the house. She also loved putting her animals, babies, etc. on it and giving them rides. Once she got the hang of scooting it around herself, it was hard to get her off. Great ride on toy for the price!!!!!!!!!!! Nothing fancy, but hours of fun!! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Ride-Ons   

Editorial Review

A wonderful first ride-on for your toddler, the Little Ms.Rescue Rider Toddler Activity Walker is attractively styled for thepint-sized heroine in your family. Loaded with eye-catching details,including official-looking decals and a play phone that makes realisticdialing noises, the Little Ms. Rescue Rider is made of durable plasticand comes with a removable walker bar mounted behind the rider's seat.The front console is equipped with a clicking gearshift and turningkey, and a squeaking horn is mounted on the center of the toddler-sizedsteering wheel. Toddlers can scoot around the playroom by taking holdof the steering wheel and pushing with their feet; parents can helplittle ones out by pushing on the walker bar as they ride. Toddlers canalso use the Rescue Rider as a walker by pushing the rider along frombehind while holding on to the walker bar for balance. Along with awide storage compartment under the seat, the Rescue Rider comes with afront storage box that can be detached and used as a portable carryingcase. --Chris Burns ... Read more

Reviews (26)

Girls Walker Rider
We bought this toy for our 1 1/2 year old daughter last year and she was very disapointed when the back part kept falling off.The handle where you push falls off with the lightest touch.Overall this item is very cheaply made.But you get what you pay for.

Cheap Construction
My 11 month old got this ride-on as a gift from a friend ( cheap friend). It is badly constructed in that the steering wheel's plastic is not smooth and scratches your child. The same is true of the ignition key. It is just outright cheap. My little girl used it to sit on every now and then while watching her videos. It was definitely not good as a walker toy since it has no traction and will move too quickly for little ones learning to walk. For those parents that hate noisy toys, as another reviewer mentioned earlier, it is quite noisy due to some kind of filler in the wheels. I suggest you spend a little more and get something more contoured for your child . There are plenty of inexpensive ride-ons to choose from instead of this cheap waste of plastic.

Perfect for in the house
Well I see from previous reviews alot of people were expecting too much of this toy for the amount of money. My daughter was given the car as a gift and she loves it. It's perfect if you have no carpet. The phone is nowhere to be found of course. The noise from the wheels can be annoying but it lets me know where my daughter is on it. She rides all over the house on it with no problem. It was good for teaching her to push with her legs. Sometimes she sits her dolls or stuffed animals on it and push. I've never taken it outside for use so i can't comment on it. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Walkers    2. Noise-Making    3. Preschool    4. Ride-Ons    5. Vehicles    6. Baby and Infant    7. Toddler    8. Push and Pull Toys   

Editorial Review

Perfect as baby’s first ride-on toy, this plush pink pony has soft fur and a smooth plastic base and handles, leaving no parts that an unsteady toddler can get hurt on. The horse sits on a rocker for in-place riding and also has wheels that flip down for riders who want to hit the trail. For additional delight, this horse makes sound and wiggles his nose whenever his ears are squeezed. A squeeze to the left ear starts up a happy riding song, while a pinch to the right ear causes the horse to whinney or speak one of two different greetings. The electronic sound runs on two AA batteries, which are safely hidden in a zippered compartment in the horse’s belly. The horse comes with a riding hat that is a better fit for adults than toddlers. It comes unassembled but is easy to put together using the included instructions. --Cristina Vaamonde ... Read more

Reviews (8)

My Rocking Pink Pony
My sister and I were driving down the street and someone had put this out for the trash.We stopped and picked it up, as I have a new great grandaughter.My sister cleaned it up and it looks brand new.The only thing missing is the saddle pad and part of the haulter.We are a horse loving family.WE rescue Wild Mustangs and find them new homes.Little faith will surly enjoy this when she is big enough. Thank You, Pat & Sue

EXTREMELY small
When I was looking at a rocking horse for my 12 month old daughter I thought this would be perfect, it's cute and pink. Fortunately I went to Toys R Us to look at it first.
This is extremely small, I dont know how it would be any fun for a 4 year old. This is a great size for a 1 year old but after that I cant see it lasting.
I ended up getting the "Rock N Bounce Pony" from Radioflyer. It is about 20 dollars more but will definately last until your child is 4 years old. Plus it bounces and rocks.

EXTREMELY UPSET!!
2 yr old daughter played with Pink Pony for approx. 1.5 days (Christmas) and the music portion doesn't play. Followed instructions and installed new batteries, mouth still moves but that is it. The overall quality is fair at best.

Purchased this here on line and now Amazon.com (Third party for Toys R Us)is telling me it is not returnable.To say the least, we are not happy with Amazon or Toys R Us !!!!!!
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Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Ride-Ons    3. Animals    4. Horses   

Editorial Review

The well-built Explorer Wagon is a chunky plastic towing wagon that measures over 3 feet long and 21 inches wide and is colored red, tan, and teal. It's like an old-fashioned red wagon on steroids! The long black handle makes for comfortable towing and doubles its overall length. Its wheels are 3 inches thick and 9 inches in diameter, and the side panels pop out for loading. This wagon steers easily, rolls easily, and carries a big load.--Richard Farr ... Read more

Reviews (37)

I found it on SALE AT BabysRUs for $39.98!
I did all of my online research & then visited our local ToysRUs. I found this wagon on sale for $39.99, had coupons & a birthday coupon! I walked out of the store only paying about $34.00!

Online wants to charge $35 to ship this b/c of size/weight- forget it- go pick it up yourself & save $35!

Wagon is great!

Explorer wagon
Well I must say I read a lot of reviews about his wagon, and it pays to buy it and test it for yourself. We have had this wagon since 1996, and we still have it. My daughter got it for her first Christmas, and she is now ten. She still fits in the wagon perfectly, and also pulls around her 7 year old brother and 5 year old sister, who can both fit in it at the same time. We have never had any problems with the wagon, in spite of people's complaints about the wagon being noisy. So what? As long as the kids are having fun, who cares if the tires make noise on the pavement. My kids have put many miles on our wagon, and never once has anything broke on it, or fell off. The tires are still going strong, and everything is in tact. I expect my kids to use this until the last child has outgrown the usage. The handle is long enough that even adults can use it without straining their backs. My kids have been able to pull this wagon around since they were old enough to walk on their own. Get over the noise, and get busy having some fun. If noise is your problem, get over it! It's a small price to pay for your children having fun, and getting some calories burned off. It doesn't make anymore noise than a basketball being bounced.

My Kids Love It!!
We got this for our kids 2 years ago and they absolutely love it.We usually have at least 2 kids in it at a time.We use it for everything.The kids love using it for collecting things in the yard.It is very sturdy and has held up wonderfully. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Outdoor Play    3. Wagons    4. Preschool   

Editorial Review

The classic Radio Flyer wagon, this Town and Country model wasfirst introduced over 30 years ago and has enjoyed enormous popularityever since. Mounted on four sturdy steel wheels with real rubber tiresfor extra traction and a smooth ride, the Town and Country is made witha solid hardwood body and durable components. Sporting a handsomenatural-wood finish and measuring 36 inches long, the wagon bed isequipped with four wooden side panels that can be easily removed. Allof the wagon's metal components, including its long metal handle andswiveling ball joint, feature smooth edges to prevent injuries. Whennot in use, the handle can be neatly tucked under the wagon bed formore compact storage. --Chris Burns ... Read more

Reviews (12)

still going after 30 plus years
My son received the town & country wagon for Christmas when he was 2 years old, he is now 30 years old and has a son of his own, who will be riding in the same wagon he rode in.He took care of it and it is in the same condition as when he got it.It is a very good wagon and lasts forever if you don't abuse it.
Kids have ridden in it, carried dolls, toys, etc in it and it is still here.We even use it under the Christmas tree each year with toys in it.My grandson and two granddaughters are enjoying it now as much as he did 30 years ago.Great buy for the money.

After 23 years, still a great wagon!
I received this wagon for Christmas 23 years ago, and did a little refurbishing for my son. My sisters and I played with our wagons all the time as kids---hauling each other, dirt, dolls, neighbors-etc. all over the neigborhood. Mine was in played with but great condition until about 3 years ago when my older sister left it out in the rain for a few months! (her kids played with them and left them out) The whole inside wood panel warped beyond repair and it developed some rust here and there from being rained on repeatedly. Our Dad was really mad--because he paid good money for the wagons (we each had one, 3 in all--and yes, she left them all out in the rain) so I decided to refurbish it. I took it apart, sanded it, repainted the red panels, stained and sealed the wood, repainted the black metal and decided to switch the tires out for the air tires similar to those on the ATW wagon.I also replaced the wood panel that you sit on inside--so basically all parts are original except the tires and the wood panel seat. It looks new again and my son loves it! It cost about 20$ to repair (for the wood, paint, and stain) The tires were optional since there was nothing wrong with the originals. Well worth putting the work into--and I still have a great wagon! If you take care of this wagon and don't leave it out in the elements it will last you a long time! (as I said, until 3 years ago it was like new) We also purchased the pads--and love them.

The Coolest Wagon
My 2-year-old cousin got this wagon for Christmas and I was amazed at how fun it was. It is great for outdoors, and can easily go over all different types of terrain. It is safe because it is hard to tip over, even when you go over bumps. The high walls make it hard for children to fall out. It can teach your child to share because everyone will want a turn in the wagon and your child will have to learn to give other kids a chance. Also, like most other Radio Flyer wagons, it seems very durable if you take care of it properly. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Wagons    3. Preschool    4. Push and Pull Toys    5. Outdoor Play    6. Baby and Infant    7. Toddler    8. Vehicles    9. Ride Ons   

Editorial Review

This molded plastic tricycle has a pink body with white knobbywheels, a yellow seat, and a yellow basket. For children who are new totrike riding, this is an excellent starter bike. When little ones gettired of pedaling, parents can keep them going by pushing them alongusing the handle on the back of the bike. Kids can put their feet onthe footrest while parents push. Hollow wheels make this bikelightweight, and that helps children get the pedals spinning andthemselves going. The bike has a maximum weight of 50 pounds. --Lee Strucker ... Read more

Reviews (22)

Warning labels say not recommended for children under 5
I haven't purchased this trike yet, my question is :Why would you sell this trike for children under 3 when you clearly have (posted twice) warning labels that say "choking hazard, not for children under 5"?????

If you're breaking your back....
pushing your little girl around on a ride without a push handle, and don't want to break the bank with a toy for your little one to ride on for the short amount of time that they want to ride with the bigs kids but do not yet know how to peddle, then get this trike.It's decent.You can't tour the zoo or a park in it, but it's fine for the sidewalk or driveway.

Very Good Toy
This was a christmas gift for my 2 babies, 1 & 2 year old, last year, it almost has 1 year of use, and today the toy is in excellent shape, now they enjoy playing with it more than last year. I never had any problem with anything being defective in this trike. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Pedals    3. Tricycles    4. Preschool   

Reviews (18)

we love our new toy!
my 16 month old daughter loves her scooter, just like mom and dads.we own a scooter shop and the customers think it is hilarious to see our daughter riding her scooter.fuses have never been a problem for us, it works perfect.the only thing different was my daughter wanted to twist the throttle on the right and that does not do anything.it was a little difficult getting her to use the left pull.she does not steer yet so i just put her in a circle and around she goes.

easy to use
we saw this online and really wanted it, but decided to wait because of the reviews. well today we went to an outlet store that sells new stuff at huge discount prices, and it was only 10.00 my son has already ridden the heck out of it with no problems, and he loves it. we havent had to replace a fuse and it just the right size for my 1 and a half year old. its a really great little bike, but for the workmanship of it, i definitly wouldnt pay 50 dollars for it, maybe 30-35 most. we just got blessed with a really great deal:) so if ya want this for your kids, its great for the smaller rider, and just the right speed for him to control. hope this helps someone:)

fuses problem
My daughter loves this toy, so do all her friends boys and girls a like.We too had problems with the fuses which always blow.My husband by passed the fusses by disconnecting the break light wiring and it has never given us any trouble since despite extensive use.This is a great toy for all vespa enthusiasts.

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Reviews (5)

Cute pony...
We bought this for our year old son and he seems to really like it.Even though he's too young to rock on his own, with our help he likes to ride this toy. And to the previous reviewer, to change the batteries, there is a little velcro closing underneath the area on top of the head.If you open that, the battery compartment is there!!!

Daughter Loves Her Pony!
We bought this pony for my 18 month old daughter and for about a month she was scared to death of it. But now she loves it BUT after a month the batteries have worn out and we can't figure out where the barreries are so don't throw away your directions! Other than that I would buy again.

Not so great to put together
This toy looked like a great idea for my son.However, I just got done writing the manufacturer to find out how to solve the fact that I can't get all of the screws to stay in.They simply aren't long enough.Plus, fitting the top part into the rocking base was more than a little difficult.The concept was easy but the amount of strength and ingenuity required to put them together was almost too much!I had to use a screw driver to help ease the parts together--you'll know what I'm talking about when/if you buy it. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons   

Editorial Review

Ride-on toys let kids go anywhere that their imaginations can take them. Where will today's adventure with rockin' puppy be? This durable plastic puppy rocker with soft fabric ears and eyes has large rounded rockers, easy-grip handles, a textured seat and foot area, and an easy-mount seat with a high back--all designed for maximum stability and support. Designed for use by one child at a time, this rocker will hold children up to 50 pounds. --Deb Oroszlan ... Read more

Reviews (7)

Good Price - Best for Older Infants, Toddlers & Preschoolers
We wanted some kind of ride-on toy for our son for his first Xmas, but he was only 10.5 mos. and not walking yet,so the rockin' puppy was not exactly something he could play with independently.He seemed to enjoy it at first - as long as we were rocking him.Then it became another toy taking up space in the livingroom for the last month.Recently he has been making his way over to it and begging for us to rock him.It is durable and requires almost no installation.He has learned to stand up in it and climbs down just fine.If you're not worried about minor bumps,let your infant try different ways of riding.My son's cousins, between 2-7 years all enjoy the rockin' puppy.For the price,it is a good first ride-on and I don't regret the purchase.

Great Rocker
My 14 month loves this rockin horse and has been rockin on it since she was 10mo. (She walked early) My 4 year old still rocks on it too!They love it. Definitely a great toy!The shipping price is too high in my opinion.

does not ship even in 5 business days!!!
If you cant ship it in 3 days dont say usually ships in 2-3 days then send an apology letter when its late. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Preschool   

Reviews (8)

wonderful!!!
My son got this as a gift and absolutely loves it!He was about 18 months old and his legs were a little short for the riding part but the rocking part was just fine for him. He is getting ready to turn 2 and now rocks and rolls all over the house! He even fell asleep on it one time.The only issue I have is the zipper underneath...he flips it over and acts like he is working on it.

BE CAREFUL
MY 17 MONTH OLD SON WAS PLAYING WITH THIS AT HIS SITTERS AND NOW HE HAS A FRACTURED LEG.HE SOMEHOW GOT HIS FOOT CAUGHT IN THE BASE OF THIS TOY. IT WAS WEDGED IN THERE PRETTY GOOD THAT SHE HAD TO GET HIM OUT. JUST A WORD OF CAUTION...BE CAREFUL!!

Love Tigger!
My son received this for his first birthday and loved it! He pushed it around for a while. He couldn't actually rock on it until he was about 15mos.
He can really get rocking on it now! He has a great time with Tigger! ... Read more

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Reviews (2)

Recall
This is a great toy, but it does have a recall on it.. for the screws in the stearing column.The hat is adorable too!

My Daugther Adore This Toy!!!!!!!!!!!!
I bought my daughter a walker from Graco but she hated it because she doesn't like to feel restrain....So, at 10 months she started grabbing this ride-on by the handles and started walking all around the house with it!!! She loves to sounds of the musical keys and the ignition key.Now she's 13 months and even thought she doesn't really ride-on it, she loves to take it every where, and she even uses it to climb wherever she wants to.Ahhh!! And if we loose something in the house (like the remote control) we just have to look for it in the storage compartment, her secret place to hide EVERYTHING!!
I don't know if this is going to be a great toy for somebody else, but for me IS DA BEST!!! Because my daughter never gets tired of it and she loves it!!

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Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Preschool   

Reviews (22)

Tips Easily
We bought this for our son, 18 months, some months ago.DH was strolling through the store and ds HAD to have it.Yeah, right.He loves making the popper go around and the noise the popper makes, but even as a pretty coordinated 18-month-old, he will tip it occasionally.I believe that we will leave this one inside and buy another with the wide back wheels for outside.

Handle broke off!!
My son had a lot of trouble turning this bike.We had to throw it out because the handle bar broke off.Glitter part broke right away. Just not a durable toy.

Dispite the negative reviews - Love it!
My child received this when he was 13 months old.. Fast forward 2 months later he still loves it and rides it every day. He is very short and can just barely reach the ground, but it's still a favorite toy of his. So far, I would buy this again in a minute. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Baby and Infant    2. Toddler    3. Push and Pull Toys    4. Ride-Ons   

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Reviews (1)

It's a home run!
We got this car for our almost 4 year old.It's perfect for him - We took him to a park with a long stretch of paved paths and we had to rent bikes to keep up with him.Everyone that passed him turned their head and smiled - many were asking where they could get one.It's a great car because it mimicks the actions of a bike - like handlbars and peddling - it will make the transition to a bike real easy. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons   

Features

• Classic red wagon
• Safety features
• Handle folds under
• Durable steel body and plastic wheels

Reviews (2)

Not as good as prior model
We ordered the prior model of this wagon before Christmas when it had steel wheels.It arrived damaged in shipping and now is no longer available.Now the wheels are plastic.Plastic doesn't last.If you're selling something as a "classic", then it should be made the same way.

great gift
I bought 2, one for each of my grandsons but turned out to be a useful family gift.Easy to assemble and was much larger than I expected for the price.My daughters haul my grandkids, can easily fit 2 per wagon, to the park or my house.Kids are too young to do more than enjoy the rides for now but wagons are so well built I expect they will still be around when kids are old enough to play with them as well as in them. Big negative shocker was the mailing charges. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Preschool    2. Push and Pull Toys    3. Ride-Ons    4. Outdoor Play    5. Baby and Infant    6. Toddler    7. Wagons   

Reviews (10)

Chris from CO isobviously not all that bright...
It fits on the back of a tricycle... not an adult bike.Take a look at the nice photos Amazon provides.

REVIEWERS NEED TO OWN THIS ACCESORY!
Obviously over half of the reviewers dont even own a kettrike! One review even explains how bicycle seats arent safe, this is not for an adult bike, please read the description or own the product before you review it and give it a bad rating which it doesnt deserve. Yes it doesnt fit on the air kettrikes (we have 2 sets of twins, 2 kettrikes, the air jumbo and the happy navigator). It is great to accomidate one of my 3 year old drivers, and one of their little brothers. I could even buy up to FOUR seats so five kids could ride! (I probably wouldnt but its nice knowing that you can!) It is GREAT. I have yet to see any other trike accomidate TWO kids at the same time! And I mean safely, not like the radio flyers that one kid stands and one kids drives, this is WAY cooler! Okay this is how it works, You place this insert between the two pieces of the kettrike that come apartt. The "drivers" pedals and steers the bike by using the kettrikes original handle bars and pedals, and using the inserts seat. The second kid is basically along for the ride. They use the original kettrikes seat, and this inserts handle bars and "pedals", (they dont really move but my kids still call them pedals). It is VERY easy to take on and off.I love it and so do my kids. I am very dissapointed in many of the angrey reviews who obviously dont own this product OR a kettrike! I recomend ALL the kettrike accesories and DEFINATLY this one. (I may even purchase another kettrike without air tires to get another one!)

EXCELLENT product, some people don't have a clue !
The previous reviews do not do this product justice.

First of all you MUST HAVE a Kettler trike BEFORE you judge the tandem insert, if you don't then why would you need it? Why comment on something you don't own / or even need?

No, this insert does not fit the Air Happy, or any of the "Air" trikes, most websites will tell you that (except this one) Toy R Us fault, not tandem insert's

Where's the seat belt?
They are sold seperately.But most kids who are old enough to ride a trike don't need a seat belt.My little one is 18mths and she can hold on very well (back seat rider)

Not safe?
Maybe not for those people who don't let their kids touch dirt b/c of the micro-organisms it contains.

The Kettler trike has weight limit of <<<< 400 lbs >>>
it has a steel frame, heck I have ridden it a time or two, it has a height adjustable frame, it is easy to assemble and disassemble--fits in the trunk of my Honda, and it doesn't tip over like other trikes ((good when kids are just learning to get on/off))

Besides what other trike do you know can accommodate two chunky tots? Or one chunky tot and a mom who has fun with her kids?

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Reviews (4)

20-month-old Girl's Opinion!
My triplet daughter got this after having the "Girls Rider Walker" and the only thing she likes about it is the music.The "Glitter Girl" is powered, but does not go very fast at all.She was use to pushing with her own feet on the "Girls Rider Walker" and could go very quickly!!!I think it is good for any 20 month old, just as long as they were not spoiled by their own speed from a car that they can push with their own feet!!!

A family pleaser!
My mom bought this toy for her preschool and brought it home for my 14 month olds visit...My little girl loved it. She was riding it herself with in the 1st day and entertained everyone by dancing to the music it plays...What a fun toy!

Loves it!!
My husband brought this toy home for my 1yr old daughter for her birthday.I thought it was too old for her as she was just learning to walk.However she quickly mastered walking and now LOVES to push and pull this toy all over the house.She loves to ride on it, although right now, she cannot climb on and off of it by herself. She loves pushing the buttons and hearing the music and "mother's voice"She just get a huge grin on her face and wants us to enjoy it with her. Great toy. My only complaint is that it doesn't "steer" very well.You have to push the toy to change direction.Lastly the seat has a storage area to hold lots of little toys for her to tote around. ... Read more

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Editorial Review

Although the maker calls this a boy's trike, we think little girls will enjoy itjust as much. It's made of cheerfully (nongender-biased) colored plastic and has largewheels and a wide wheelbase for stability. It can be ridden under pedal power or inpush-pull mode with an adult at the handle--there's a retractable footrest for resting feet. Theadjustable seat can be fixed in one of three positions, allowing for more leg room. Abonus: there's a little red basket in front that's perfect for holding a snack, a favorite toy,or a secret stash on the way to a private hideaway. (Maximum weight 50 pounds) --Rachel Radway ... Read more

Reviews (22)

Very Pleased
My son received this for his first birthday.He can't pedal yet, but loved to sit on the bike and "walk" it.When we go outside, when he sees the big kids riding their bikes, he walks to his and gets on it.I've used it as a stoller to walk him around the neighborhood.He loves it!
I've had similar problems with the foot rest.It is placed in an odd position, so his feet won't stay on it.When his feet fall off, his foot gets stuck between the foot rest and the ground, but I notice this quickly and taught him to hold his feet up.I've had no trouble with the handle, other than my son wants to push it around when he is not riding it.

thanks
i read the reviews on this page, and having a destructo-son, i decided to purchase a different item.he loves riding toys and is very rough, so thank you for your input, so i didn't have to make the same mistake as some of you.

Varrooom, Varrooom
This one is best for older/tall toddlers. We got this trike when my son was 19 months. He never learned to keep feet on the movable pegs, I never use the push bar. Now 23 months he is happy to 'ride on' without touching the pegs or pedals. He trundles around the yard going "Varrooom, Varrooom". At 32" tall he still can't reach the pedals. Perhaps he can use it as a true trike in a few more months. An adjustable seat would really help this design. ... Read more

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Reviews (1)

Very Disappointed! :(
My son got this for his second christmas. He was 20 months old. The springs on this horse were so stiff he couldnt do anything with it. You are supposed to push downwards with your weight and it "inches" forward. He couldnt do it at all. The only play he ever got out of it was climbing on and off it a few times. The sound maker (located at the horses face) fell out shortly after getting it also, and wouldnt stay in place. Sold it at a fleamarket for a couple dollars. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Ride-Ons    2. Preschool