Toddlers will love racing around with this piston-popping pup. As they push Li’l Wagster Dragster along, he’ll rock back and forth as the dragster lights up and makes fun racing sounds. Requires 2 “AA” alkaline batteries (included).
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Fisher Price Shop and Learn Replacement pieces. Includes: Eggs, Strawberry Shape, Cereal Box, Cookie, Carrot, Circle, and apple
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I was happy to see this old favorite is still out there. I bought this for my granddaughter when she was a year old and she was afraid of the popping sound, but now she’s 20 months old and loves it. She pretends it’s a vacuum cleaner or a lawn mower. The popping is noisy and can be irritating to some, so put it away when you want quiet time.
Since 1957, kids haven’t been able to resist the popping action of this push toy! Balls strike the inside of the plastic dome when the Corn Popper is pushed along.
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My little guy was given this actually as a hand-me down. He is the FOURTH little one to use this toy and it is in perfect working condition still….after years of use! He LOVES it. It is by far his favorite toy and holds his attention longer than any other toy we have available. He has figured out how to pull himself up to standing using this toy and my only complaint is that it should be a little taller when it is extended. BUT I am amazed at the durability, quality and entertainment value of this toy! It is absolutely worth the money!
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Fisher Price Brilliant Basics Walker to Wagon Blocks. Includes 3 Blocks: Triangle, square and circle.
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Fisher-Price Precious Planet BouncerThe Precious Planet Bouncer provides lots of wonderful stimulation and fun for baby through animal friends and scenery. Fisher-Price brings an innovative new toybar for baby that features a captivating snow scene on top and a lit water scene on the bottom. A polar bear dances on an iceberg while snow flies all around while his penguin friends bobble and dance on either side. Under the ‘ice’ a sea turtle and fish ’swim’ around when baby bats at
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This piano is great. As others have mentioned, there are multiple different modes for your child to play in. One is music mode, in which the piano plays different songs when the keys are pressed, and as the song plays the keys light up in the order they should be played. I’m pretty sure it’ll be a long time until my son (only 6 months old right now) will appreciate this feature, but I think it’s pretty neat that it actually teaches the song. The songs are also written out on the pages that the child can turn, which is nice too. The second mode is learning mode, in which the child can press the keys to hear the number on the key (1-8), the color of the key, and a woman singing. You have to turn the pages in order to switch between these three options in the learning mode, which took me a minute to figure out since I bought it used and didn’t have directions or anything. The third mode simply allows the baby to press the keys and play. I agree with others, the sound the keys make when they are pressed is much nicer than others I have heard, especially the one I had as a child. However, I find the woman’s singing voice pretty annoying, so I rarely set it to singing mode. Of course my child doesn’t mind it, so I shouldn’t complain too much. Overall, it’s a great product, and my son loves to sit and press the buttons. I have a feeling that he will enjoy it even more when he is able to appreciate the other features it has to offer, as well as walk around it and play with the little toys on the back. Highly recommend it!
Little ones can rock out with their very own Baby Grand Piano! This pint-sized piano teaches numbers and colors, as well as exposes them to musical concepts like tempo, pitch and style. Baby is encouraged to play and learn with the eight light-up keys and four activities with four songs led by a dancing character and “magic” music book. Features three modes: Learning, Musical Fun and Imagination. Requires 3 “C” batteries (not included). Measures 19″ x 17″ x 17″. Adult assembly required.
There’s nothing like watching small children fall in love with music. This baby grand will play Cupid to a toddler’s relationship to music. Just the right size for little fingers, with bright colors, lights, and familiar songs and learning concepts; kids will need no introduction before getting in there and starting to tickle those ivories! Three modes of play encourage children to enjoy music, learn basic concepts (alphabet, counting, opposites, etc.), or just play notes and chords on the eight-key keyboard. A plastic songbook (built into the piano) uses numerals on musical notation to teach aspiring musicians the correlation between the sounds they hear, the notes on the page, and the keys on the keyboard. Slides and buttons and dials can be manipulated to adjust tempo, pitch, and style, while a metronome keeps time. And a friendly maestro monster looms over the piano, dancing as your artiste creates composes her or his opuses. The music, as with so many children’s toys, is moderately unpleasant—nursery rhymes meet lounge jazz—but not the worst you’ll ever hear. And the joy toddlers will get out of playing their own melodies, as well as the potential for learning, far outweighs the burden of listening to cheesy tunes. Or you can just keep it in note-playing mode, and skip the pre-recorded tunes altogether! Three “C” batteries required (not included). Some adult assembly is required. –Emilie Coulter
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My husband rarely cares about reviews, but he read the review with me when there was only one review for this (5-star at the time) and was sold on buying it. At first, I have to admit that I was disappointed when I unpacked it. It is very lightweight; it’s all pretty thin plastic – on the whole toy. The picture made it seem like the part with the ‘toys’ on it was heavy enough to weigh the whole thing down. It’s pretty much just a shell, with a few gadgets attached.
When we bought it our child was about 7 months old, and loved crawling. When we tried the walker, our son really needed to put his weight on whatever was holding him up when he wanted to practice walking. So, when we first tried the walker with him, it would have toppled right over (with him) if both us hadn’t either been holding our son or the toy. It’s definitely not made to be heavily leaned upon by someone with wobbly legs.
We helped our son practice using the walker practically all the time, even though I thought the toy was far too light to ever be a support. It actually became useful in stages. At first, our son was increasingly able to hold his own weight, standing, which is what made the walker increasingly usable. The walker was a little more useful when he could stand well, but the ‘toys’ on it were totally uninteresting. (At least it’s a quiet toy that doesn’t need batteries.) Then, he could pretty much take one or two steps with the walker, on his own. Finally, one evening he just crawled to the walker and ran down the hall with it. It was quite a shock because when he pulled himself up, I thought he was going to fall over with the toy. (We’d always held the toy steady for him, up to that point.) I was only a few feet away watching him before I realized he wanted to stand up, but by the time I got up and took two steps to go help him, he’d already started running down the hall with it. (After I recovered my jaw, I woke my husband to see the surprise.)
I’d say if you’re interested in just getting something to help your child transition to walking on his/her own, this toy serves its purpose. Your child should probably be steady on his/her feet, meaning pretty much able to stand steadily. Early on, when he’d adjusted to using it, my husband and I still spent a lot of time holding the toy with him because his leaning on it made it roll quite quickly (the wheels are just as thin and lightweight as the rest of the toy.)
If you’re like I was, and are looking for a walker that can double as a toy for a baby to play with while sitting, get something else. (I didn’t invest much time looking into walkers because we have no stairs to worry about and have mostly carpet floors; so I can’t make a specific, alternative suggestion.) It works very well on carpet, by the way. Regular floors, keep an eye on the little one driving.
Personally, I’d hoped it would be a multi-purpose toy (based on the picture), having little things on top of it to play with, but the widgets just flip like pages or spin. In the end, though, our son didn’t really need us to invest a lot in a walker because the transition was about a month or two, then he wanted to take steps on his own and didn’t want the toy to help him anymore. He pretty much stopped using it after he started practicing on his own.
We bought this when it was about , I think. (I’d spent so much on other toys I didn’t have much left to invest in a walker at the time.) In hindsight, I’m glad I didn’t spend a lot on this kind of toy. Really, it’s not necessary to spend more than on a push walker anyway. I definitely wouldn’t buy this particular walker for more than or . By the time children get the hang of walking with the help of a toy, they will probably just want to try walking on their own, one step at a time.
By the way, I rated this toy 5 stars because my husband specifically asked me to write a review for this (of all the toys I bought on Amazon) and to rate it 5 stars. I love him, he thought the toy was great, and my son’s a champion at walking now, so, here’s 5 stars. Cheers.
Brand New and Factory Sealed. Contains a Fisher Price Brilliant Basics Activity Walker. Large Easy Grasp Handle to Push for Steady First Steps. Folds Flat for interesting activities to enjoy. Fun Gears to turn. Spinning Center Ball. Big Beads to slide & Spin. Spinning Flaps to Bat & Twirl. Flip for Color Fun.
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Fisher Price Sit to Stand Giraffe Activity Center – Replacement Balls. Includes 3 balls, various colors.
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My daughter got this when she could sit up on her own. She will be turning one soon and she loves this toy. She started by sitting in front of it playing with the piano and the little book. And when she heard the music she would dance and dance and dance… It has not become annoying like most musical toys because she is so fun to watch playing with it. Then before I knew it she was walking across the livingroom with this toy. She just motored right around. I laugh because they walk like little grandma’s with walkers at first. (No offense to little grandma’s. I have one that is 93 and she is the greatest.) I would totally recommend this toy to someone. Just remember never let them play near stairs with it. I know it should be a no brainer but I’m an ER nurse and trust me… I have seen it all.
Fisher-Price Little Superstar 2-in-1 Singing Band WalkerAdd to the thrill of learning to walk-with exciting musical accompaniment on a sturdy push-along walker! Baby can sit and play too-tapping, pressing, spinning, flipping, and singing along with the band. There are pages to turn, busy activities, lively music, dancing lights, fun sounds … and even rewarding phrases and vocal scats.Requires 3 AA batteries (Included).For Ages: 6 months & up. Product Dimensions: 16″ x 16″ x 18″ (Assembled).
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