Babies Tire Easily - But Parents Won't
938180
Both my baby and I absolutely love this CD. It even plays right now as I type and he sleeps! My baby is a 3-month-old infant that often has a fussy period right before he falls to sleep. The beautiful music and amazing vocals on this CD seem to be the only things that send him to slumber in peace. What makes it even better, is that even when he falls to sleep, I keep it  playing because it's just wonderful listening. With the combination of Susie Tallman's amazing voice and the unique selection of lullabies from around the world, I don't think I'll ever get tired of it!
3453811
My son is two and half. He is a tall boy about 35 pounds. He is going to outgrow this bike by the time he is three. The assembly/installation was decent (as much as it can be with someone telling you you're doing it wrong lol). I bought this during rainy season thinking it would be good for him to drive inside until we got him a nicer bike but the tires just spin as i have all wood floors. The child does like it but as any two year old they like the box just as much! Also if a child steps on the side then puts leg over to ride it the whole thing will fall over. Live and learn :)
541325
2 year toddlers have a little bit of a hard time with them. Still don't get the concept of having to push up from the bottom and hold it correctly so it all doesn't fall back down to the bottom.
3817810
I read this book at our library.  How parents can continue to search for books that justify lazy parenting is beyond me.  It is a another book out there to make parents feel less guilty about leaving their kid to cry so they only have to parent during the day.  The authors don't point out that babies are designed to wake and eat throughout the night and learn to trust by responsive parents.  My guess is most parents looking for this book are already formula feeding because a breastfed baby can't go through the night without nursing.  Find a better book that teaches you how to respond and bond with your baby.
3526303
Although they have very thick rubber ours popped less than a month of having it. My 3 year old loves it and has named it and made it her new "pet horse" lol but it breaks my heart that she can't ride it now. Lots of reviews claim this is a durable product and theirs have lasted over a year so maybe ours was just defaulted. Idk but maybe I can get some resolution by writing the manufacturer.
554496
I liked this pair. But soft soles only last less than a month. My baby walks a lot around living room ,family room and kitchen. This pair is not for babies always on the go.
1051626
edit: I thought I was reviewing the soft ones... but I just realized all 3 hardnesses are selectable here.
Choose according to your weight and riding style.
While the soft ones were perfect for my little one, when you are heavy like me (6ft2, 200 lbs) it is nice to be able to select the medium hardness for better turning and maneovering (in skateparks) or the harder one for less speed wobbles if you are more into that.

Original review (on the soft ones):
I'm a dad who bought a skateboard for my young daughter.
The original bushings were hard as rock (read: cheap - a frequent problem even when buying department-store boards).
At 8 years old and only 55lbs she couldn't make the skateboard turn, even when the trucks were loosened.
So I ordered these.  The nylon inserts keep the bushings from being squeezed to the inside between the bolt and the hanger when you turn - this prolongs their life and increases their effectiveness.
She could now turn no problem - she loves her skateboard now - I was able to adjust the tightness and get a perfect adjustment for her, and it handles beautifully.
If you just laid down some dough for a little kid's skateboard, a few extra dollars for these will allow your kid to get the most out of it.

Edit 2 years later:
she is 10 now, these bushings are still going strong, and still the appropriate hardness.
242175
I have a 20 month old and she liked it but was over it REALLY quickly because it's not bouncy. I didn't expect it to be like a normal trampoline of course but maybe a little more elasticy.
1873813
The maracas are easy to grab by my 6 month old, but he whacks himself with the hard side.  I am going to wait until he has more hand-control to let him play with these.
1144822
While my baby does enjoy playing with the tree top, but it's not very stable. He has pulled it over on himself several times.
3873722
Not very stable and back wheels are get in the way of child walking. Turning radius is not very limited.
956102
My 19 month old (23 lbs, 29) fell over the front multiple times tying to use this scooter. She naturally scoots up to the front to make it move forward and the weight makes the whole scooter fall forward as there is no weight in the back end. Shes also way too tall to have room for her legs to scoot and too young for the stand-up mode at this point. I hope she grows into it.
422521
Booties are not made for infants.  They are not ergonomically correct and do not consider the width and thickness of most babies' feet.
1144168
People warned me about my baby having a flat head if they sleep in a rock 'n play. Because of this, I didn't get one for my first baby. He had terrible reflux and we instead resorted to giving him zantac (for over a year). My second baby had reflux as well but it wasn't as painful as it was for my son. Her pediatrician also prescribed zantac (a different pediatrician since we have moved).  I didn't want to resort to medication right away so we tried other things. I worked HARD to ensure she ate sitting up (breastfeeding and were previously doing the cradle position), I started blockfeeding, and made sure to burp her and keep her upright for an hour after each feeding. This started getting hard to do at night because I wasn't getting ANY sleep. She was getting better though but would sometimes spit up while in the pack 'n play. I decided to try out the rock 'n play because it elevates her. Oh my goodness, I now get 3-4 hours of straight sleep. She grunts less, spits up less, and just seems a lot happier overall. Some of this may be her age as she is 7 weeks now but I'm sure the overnight grunting and crying that she used to do is greatly impacted by using this rock n play. I make sure to give her plenty of tummy time during the day to try to offset the "flat head".  She also turns her head to the side while in the rock 'n play which is good. I don't know how long we will be using this but so far, it's pretty awesome! I wish I had gotten one for my son. We may have been able to avoid having him on medication for so long.
2090277
The tires are always falling off.  We've lost 2.  They're wind up toys, not the favorite b/c of it.  The packaging is not in English, my daughter thought that was really neato.
2202049
There were very pretty, but my kiddos torn them down in the first week. They are not overly rough, but just accidentally sitting on them and tugging them in their sleep was enough to have them crashing down.
3257559
I bought this for my 19 month old son a few months ago and he's barely used it.  He'll get on it and then almost immediately get off it.  He's above average height and weight but his feet don't really reach the ground if he's sitting in the back so he ends up sliding to the front right behind the handle bars.  Even there his feet keep hitting the back wheels when he tries to use it.  Watching him use it he looks like he's walking with a really uncomfortable piece of plastic stuck between his legs.  After he gets on it he'll walk around uncomfortably for maybe a minute, usually less, and then get off so he can move around faster and more comfortably without it.  I don't think he sees the benefit of using it instead of just running around and frankly I don't either.  It's too bad.  I really liked the idea of it but this toy has gotten almost no use in our house.  I'll pull it out again in a month or two and hope he starts to like it better.

From a parent's perspective, I like that it folds small for easy storage.  But there's no use having a toy around, even a very compact one, if it never gets used.