Too bad, was excited for my daughter on this one
580633
Broken and non functional upon arrival. Too bad, was excited for my daughter on this one, oh well
Revision: Company contacted me almost immediately and offered to replace free of charge. A week or so later replacement arrived and works great! Admire the commitment to great customer service, not enough of this today! Thank you!
4304398
We bought this game for our 6 year old daughter who is obsessed with High School Musical (1 & 2). We thought she'd love singing along with her favorite characters to the songs she sings repeatedly throughout the day. At first she did enjoy it but now that we have had it for a week, she is already asking me what else there is to do on the game. And like other parents have said, she gets very discouraged when she only gets a "c" grade for her attempts. Also, in order to unlock the extra songs, my husband and I were stuck singing High School Musical songs for days on end in order to get a "grade" or score that unlocked the songs. My daughter really wanted to sing along to the song "Fabulous" but it wasn't a standard song and it took me an awful lot of singing to get it unlocked. And after all my efforts, my daughter sang along to "Fabulous" two times, got a "C" grade both times, got discouraged and is no longer interested. This game is really limited in terms of fun. I wouldn't recommend it unless you are okay with singing High School Musical songs over and over and over and over again (or listening to them).
4300860
My very tall 4 yr old daughter wishes this has a crossbar.  I bought this one thinking it would be great, but she cannot balance on it as well as ones with a crossbar-type handlebar.  She is right in the center of the weight range for the size jumparoo I bought, so no, it is not too big for her.

It's also very stiff; I cannot believe that kids at the lower end of the weight range would even be able to work it!  So, bummer.  A waste of $ as it sits on the garage looking cool, unused.
1768376
I bought this because it was cheap and had good reviews and I hate it.  You cant even hear anything with it.  I wanted to teach my daughter what they were for since she had been in and out of the hospital a lot and seemed to be scared of them.  I was very disappointed I wasn't able to show her.  She likes to play with it now, but Id really like her to actually understand what they do.  I will have to find a different one to show her.
4725306
I bought this for my daughter who is almost 2 1/2. It is really too small and does not have much bounce. I could see how it would be great for a 1 year old but or even a little younger but the amount of use you could get out of it seems limited. Also, I had a pretty hard time putting it together. It probably would have been easier if I had waited for my husband to get home so we could do it together. But my daughter was so excited to have it that I really wanted to assemble it for her. It was such a let-down when I did. She bounced on it a couple times but it did not seem that bouncy. Then she went back to jumping on the couch.
3647868
We purchased this set because my daughter is a big fan of Doc and was wearing the stethescope from her Doc Play Doh set everywhere. Sadly, the stethescope has had many issues and the issues have actually discouraged her from using a stethescope altogether. Issue 1: the batteries stopped working after about a week and I read several reviews in which people mentioned replacing the batteries in similar situations and the stethescope simply didn't work any more. Issue 2: It's a struggle to fit it in the bag without assistance from a parent. Issue 3: When it did work, it was really loud. I'd be in the next room and  it was loud for me. Not a big fan of my three year old being in such close range of ear-damaging sounds.  Issue 4: The sound of Doc's toys magically coming to life is great (though loud), but the phrases discourage make-believe play. Rather than "hi, I'm Doc" or "you're a good patient" (I'm paraphrasing because it no longer works), it should support pretend-play with the sound of a heartbeat and the sound of Doc's magical stethescope (which it does, but loudly). Issue 5: it's quite heavy and my daughter can't seem to figure out that the two sides get pushed together once on. Now, this could just be an issue for my daughter who wanted to wear it all the time when it did work, but I'm mentioning it in case this might be an issue for other younger children (3ish).

I'm so disappointed in this toy. My daughter transitioned from wearing her stethoscope all the time and claiming she's Doc to only using the other tools because this one has had so many issues. She's even resorted to wearing the foam stethoscope from her Doc All Better game over this one.
668910
Thought this could be a good introduction to the Spot it games, AND be educational too - two for one, right?  wrong.  So incredibly boring for our 3 year old- and he likes matching games on the iPhone!

Busted it out at 2.5 years and he wasn't ready.  I guess I should've gotten the original version, or nothing at all.
2628220
Bought this for my little one thinking it would be fun for her, so she wouldn't use mine as much.  Especially after I saw her standing on mine....  This is just to hard for a little one to operate.  Slower.  Its just something an older child should play with.  Not a younger one.  Even my husband and I had trouble setting it up and we use Ipads and tablets and computers on a daily basis.  Just wasn't what I was expecting for my little one.
4485318
My daughter (5)had wanted this toy for her birthday for 2 months. When she received it she was all ready to change the hair color and put on the "eyeshadow". Neither worked very well. The directions say don't freeze the iron but I was never able to get the water cold enough and as for the eyes I had to use an ice cube to make it reappear. For what we bought it for this toy ended up leaving both my daughter and me disappointed and frustrated.
110788
Gave three stars only because my daughter has loved playing with it, otherwise 2 stars. This was our 2nd try. First Maleficient figure: when my daughter opened the package the head broke off. 2nd try: dtopped once & head broke off! Poorly made for something that will be in the hands of a child. My daughter is 11 & does enjoy how this character works in the game though!
3645176
This was one of our daughter's Christmas presents. She is 4 1/2 years old.  She loved it when she saw the commercials on t.v. and still likes it somewhat, and it's age-appropriate. She can play it easily.  At first it was fun.  But after a week of having it, the toy broke! Not the entire toy, but the red "thing" (for lack of a better word) that you use to pump once you roll the dice, broke.  It wouldn't pump properly at all.  So my husband rigged it somehow to make it work.  But then the dog wouldn't pass the treats/poo properly and I suppose you can say the dog became constipated, and it kept happening.

A friend of ours then gave this toy/game to our daughter as a belated Christmas present, so now she had 2 Doggie Doo games.  We figured we'd keep one at my parents' house and one at our home.  We kept the new one at our house.  So far the red pump has not broken, also it seems like it's going to give and may break; also, the dog is constipated quite often. We play the game properly so I'm not sure what the matter is.  Apparently it wasn't just the one game we had, either, because now we have experience with two of these games, and are experiencing problems with this new Doggie Doo game, too.

So, that being said, folks, save your money for another game.  Cute concept but just not worth it at all, and our  daughter, although she occasionally wants to play it, gets frustrated with it.
1229654
And my daughter 'borrowed' it again. <sigh> I know I'm going to have to buy another.
2105585
Overpriced.  But my daughter wouldn't stop crying for it....
1842126
My daughter insisted, insisted that she wanted the Cars game. I read the low reviews and had second thoughts about ordering it. But, in this case, my daughter got the game she wanted. She's 3 years old and owns 5 other Click Start games. She was excited about the game initially, but went through the entire thing only several times. She's bored with it and prefers the others. I sat down to play the games with her and realize why she's bored with it. The levels really don't have much difference between them. And there's the aspect of collecting hubcaps (i.e. points), but there's nothing you can do with them. There's nowhere to spend the earned points within the game. Spending earned points or trading them in is a concept my daughter really likes, and, frankly, I do too. This game wasn't fully thought out, I think. I may start my son out on it since it's so simple, but, other than that, choose a different Click Start game for your kids. And, unlike me in this case, put more emphasis on the customer reviews.
51819
My one year old got this as a gift for her 1st birthday.  She usually loves musical toys, so we let her have this toy right away.  She had a great time watching us wind the back for about two minutes.  She was clapping her hands with her eyes wide open.  The actual toy was quite a let down. The music volume is very low.  The largest button is the "radio" which just plays static (like when you are between radio channels). The buttons don't always work.  The toy only lasts about 15 minutes after a 2-3 minute charge.  I also broke my thumbnail off while winding the toy.
2236602
I was excited to recieve this for my two younger children, however this quickly turned to disappointment after assembly. It's very easy to assembly, and note you will need silicia or another fine sand to fill the base. This is an effort to make the see-saw more sturdy, which is laughable.

My two year old twins have spent more time launching over the front of the toy than enjoying any aspect of it! If your child does not get excited easily and can bear to sit and raise VERY slowly, I can see that this may be fun, BUT if you have children that are excited and expecting to use a see-saw as they are normally use to, this is NOT for your children!

If my daughter is quick to bop down the other rider is flung over the top of the handles and launches off or into the base and the floor. This does not seem very safe to me! The see-saw is almost petite sized even for the age group it caters to. No matter how hard they hold on, it's just not engineered well.

So, high points to take away?

1. If your child is incredibly unexcitable, this toy could possibly work, but be prepared for the occasionaly injury.

2. If your children want a ride on toy to actually use and play on, THIS IS NOT IT. They continually launch off into the base and floor.

NOT SATISFIED WITH THIS PURCHASE AND WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!
1976237
I was rather disappointed with this toy myself, but I got to admit my daughter is having lots of fun with it.

It is supposed to teach the ABC's and shapes, but there are only the three A,B and C buttons, with three shapes. If you press the A button the voice says "A" but then if you press the B button right away it does not say "B" but plays a little music jingle instead and you have to press the B button a second time to hear it say "B". Predictably kids are going to press these buttons rapid fire like A-B-C-B-B-A-C-A etc. and I want the voice to keep up with that reliably. I have noticed the same stupid flaw in other toys we own, where they sacrifice the quick and precise teaching function in favor of putting a little musical jingle after the pronunciation of each letter or number.

Another problem is that the power switch offers 2 modes, but has such a short movement and poor labeling that it is easy to either overlook or just overshoot the center position and not get into that mode very often. Young uncoordinated fingers need distinct switch positions with movements they can see and clicks they can feel.

I do not like the voice either. Some of the simple sentences like "The round cookie is tasty" or whatever are not spoken in a smooth continuous voice, but almost seem to be assembled from separate words differing a bit in tone and volume. I guess it is not quite as bad as the computerized phone messages you sometimes hear... maybe they are just trying to emphasize each word separately... but it sounds halting and un-natural to me.

The included knife is really goofy... of course it cannot actually be sharp, but this one is like a hollow shell which only even looks like a cartoon version of a knife if viewed from one side. A child's imagination has to be pretty forgiving once they actually pick it up with their hand. And the sticker on the roller gizmo was peeling off... I saw that and pressed it down firmly before the adhesive got contaminated from use, but I'm not sure if it will peel up again over time or was just never pressed down properly to begin with. Also the recommended age range of up to 3 years old is too high, I think. Our daughter is 2.5 years old and pretty well knows the whole alphabet plus many shapes, and is working on numbers over 10, so while she does want to play kitchen and is enjoying the toy, the learning features are way obsolete for her.