my 1 year old liked this much better than my 3 year old
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my 1 year old liked this much better than my 3 year old, there isn't much as well as story line goes
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My 3 year old is well on his way to memorizing it. One of his new favorites. He actually likes this one better than the original I think
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We have a 2.5 year old and one year old twins and they all love playing with this, especially pushing it around the house. What I like is that it is not too big for our one year olds to maneuver it and change direction. That is not the case with another push toy they have similar to this. The noises it makes are mildly entertaining for the kids without being outrageously annoying to us. You can always turn it off but our oldest knows how to turn things back on now. None of them really ride it, preferring to just push it or play with the bloks on it. They got this for xmas and it is one of the toys they play with the most.
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Children between 1-3yo played with this and all had a fun time.  I got this for a 1yo and he loves the noises, and the balls are perfect size for him. This has helped him with standing, and its very sturdy.  It was easy to assemble, and has on/off and volume adjust settings (dont we hate those toys that dont!!!).  Great toy, i highly recommend it.
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I bought this for my one year old and she absolutely loves it!  There were days where she would play with it on our back patio for an hour or so.  I have two older ones (3 and 5) and they really enjoyed it as well!

Pros: It is sturdy and easy to put together.  It took us all of 5 mins to put in the legs and set up the toys for the kids.  After one full summer out on the patio - it has held up very well!  Just make sure to empty it after use so it doesn't get algae in it.  Provides sensory entertainment for the kids!

Cons:  The top piece that has the funnel is a bit tippy, so it can easily knock over, which does get a bit frustrating for my one year old. My 3 and 5 year old don't really care and just put it back in place.

Overall I would recommend if you are looking for a nice water table at a good price.
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this was a birthday present for my 3 year old.  Her and her 1 year old sister LOVE it.  I bought this because it is made of recycled plastic that is safe for them to eat real food off of.  It very sturdy, goes through the dishwasher well and is just all around a higher quality then they other plastic or even tin sets.  If I didn't have a 1 year old I might have gone for a porclien set.  But even those can have questionable paint that can be harmful.  Im getting the other dishes and cookware for them for christmas
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Although this toy is marked for 3+ years of age I picked it up at a local store after my 15 month old fell in love with it. He thought it was great that when he pressed the buttons through the package it moved. When we got it home he enjoyed watching our cats respond to this barking and walking that he caused. Much like all 15 month olds he tested its ability to tack a fall and so far it's passed with flying colors.

I think for its price and age level it's a great value. It only has two buttons so its very straight forward and easy for a young child to understand yet teaches cause and effect quite effectively.

In my opinion if you want a toy that will introduce your young child to robots with out overwhelming them or costing you a fortune for a toy that may not please, this is a good choice. If you want a technically advanced robot that entertains all ages this isn't the one for you.
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My one year old loved this. He pushes and pulls it around the house. It does not make annoying sounds just enough to keep him interested plus no batteries required. He just got it and already has had hours of enjoyment. Many toys today have a "learning" toy label on them but in my opinion they are just noise makers but with this one I can actually see him building his skills. Quality is good and should last.
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I am surprised at how much I love this.  I purchased it for my 3 year old for Christmas.  I thought he was a little young for it, but thought it could be fun.  My 3 year old actually has no problem maneuvering this around (indoors only so far). You really just need to be able to move the handles back and forth sideways.  I have found that you can do this either strictly using your arms, or also using your feet to push on the bar.  Couldn't be simpler except for the initial moments getting used to the movement that causes the action.  My 3 year old does not prefer this to the many other scooters, bikes, trikes, cars etc. that he has, but I think he will grow into this more as he gets a little older.  This is large--clearly made for adults as well, but fine for a 3 year old of average size.  (It will be very difficult for anyone younger or smaller because your legs need to be able to comfortably sit on the front bar.)  The truth is, I love it more than my children do.  I actually sit on it and go around the house with them while they ride their scooters and other wheeled toys.  I also sit my younger child in front of me, with her legs up on the metal part right in front of the seat with me sort of holding them in place with my legs so that her feet don't hit the floor and ride her around.  I will even admit that I sometimes ride it myself for a moment even without the children!  It has a nice smooth gliding feeling and I think it could also be good exercise if you had a large enough space to ride it around.  I will also admit that I have had guests (adult guests) who have also tried it and found it to be so much fun.  I am curious to see what this will be like outdoors.  It goes quite fast and has no breaks, so obviously not good for hills, but I think this will be great fun for everyone on a nice large flat surface without cars.  I recently visited a zoo-type place and I saw that they had a race track with several of these for the children to play with.  It is extremely sturdy and although I haven't had it very long or put it through much abuse yet, I think it is well-built and will last.  Very happy that I purchased this and can't wait to see how much use it gets as my children grow.
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My 3 year old son has enjoyed this book for 1 year now.  The pictures suggest interesting visual similarities and provide a welcome change from the usual text story.  very enjoyable for both parent and child.
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This CD has made car rides with my 1.5 year old so much better!
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My 1 year old loved it when he got it for Christmas, he still uses it sometimes now that he's 3, so it got a lot of use. Sturdy and fun.
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Bought this for my 3 year old and he loves it.  We've had it for about a year now and he still plays with it several times a week.  My 1 year old also likes playing with the drill.
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I bought this last year for my 1 year old grandson. Not only did he enjoy it, but his 4 year old brother played with it, too.  Even adults have fun playing with it with the kids.  I just bought another one for the boys' cousin.  I think it's a lot more visually interesting than the plain Tobbles. I would definitely recommend this toy.
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I got this for my 3-year-old, and he doesn't seem to enjoy it as much as I do. The boards have a word on each side, and there are plenty of letters to go around. The letters are small and easy to lose (slipped into couch cushions, under tables, etc), but what else is new when it comes to puzzle pieces and toddlers?! I also like it because I haven't been able to find many activities that teach lower-case letters.
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My three year old son is obcessed with this game. My other kids will play but not with his enjoyment. I see how it helps his memory and focus. It's a great game to learn names of objects. I had this game for years and just got a new one because mine had missing pieces. I'm thrilled that the pieces are now two sided so they're easier to sort and put away. The slot idea is cute but in reality it doesn't work  because it needs to much force, so it's difficult for kids and if I'm sitting on the side of the board I need both hands to push it in. We end up opening the cover during play to pop the pieces back on top quickly.
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I received the product for free in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.
I got the Fisher Price 3 in 1 Sit, Stride and Ride Lion for my 14 months old son. The toy was pretty easy
to put together, only a couple of screws and you're done. Took maybe 10 minutes at the most. It was one of the easier toys
to put together I have for my little guy. The Lion head has 10 light up buttons which teach baby numbers and letters.
When you press the nose it will play a couple of songs and it lights up. Every once in a while the lion will sneeze
when you press the nose which I think is really cute. It will also play the ABC song and some other sounds. Baby can
open the mouth and drop ball inside which will fall out the front of the lion. The mouth also  plays some sounds like telling baby
he is hungry. It's a cute idea but my baby is having a hard time opening the mouth by himself. On the front of the lion is a butterfly
and a little wheel. I think those two have been an afterthought maybe since they really don't do much. Baby can either sit
on the lion and ride it or you can lift up the seat and use it as a handle for walking. I don't know if it's a problem with
our toy but the wheels are really tight. I have tried to loosen them but it's still almost impossible for my little guy to
push it or ride it. We have carpet in the house and even I'm having a hard time moving the lion. The thing I like it that
you can easily detach the lions head. We went to visit family and I just took the lions head to keep my son entertained in the car.
All in all I think this in an ok toy. Doesn't seem to really keep my son's interest as much as I hoped it would.
Recommended age is 6 month 3 years. Not sure a 3 year old would be very entertained by this toy

Pros: easy to put together
  lion looks really cute
  sounds and lights on lion head

Cons: wheels are too tight and grind
  mouth too difficult to open for my now 15 months old
  doesn't keep my babies interest for long