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My son got this toy for his birthday and he LOVES it! My friends little boy is 2 weeks younger and they fight over the toy every time he is over! I deffinately know what I'm giving as birthday gifts from now on!

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I love the way this toy works! I have twins who got this for their 1st birthday and have loved playing together on it. One will sit on it and the other pushes and they take turns (most of the time!!!) It has a real big storage area and does sooo many noises and songs, much more than I expected. One time the noises did go a little crazy, I think the batteries were going dead, so I put new ones in and when I hit a button, it kept repeating and getting 'stuck'. I took them back out and tried again the next day and it has been working perfectly ever since. That was a close one! My twins love this toy and so does their older brother who is almost 4! Definitely the best ride on I ever purchased.

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This is literally the best toy we have ever purchased for my daughter. There are so many buttons to push and now that she's 17 months, not only can she push it around, but she can also ride on it! At 13 months, she was scooting it around the house as she learned to walk. It's great for indoor or outdoor fun -- we use it on our deck a lot and it travels with us on long trips always!

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I call this toy an investment b/c it is not a toy that they get "bored" with. My son goes by this toy every day. He got it before he could walk and he still LOVED just playing with all the buttons. We too have the version with the bubbles and we didn't get it all too long ago??? but it is one of our son's FAV's. A must have!!!

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I love this toy my son is one and he cant get enough of it. But the seat opens and closes beware of fingers I would say my son loves to open and close the seat but he always shuts it on his little fingers so I would highly recommened taping down the seat with scotch tape and then when they get older untape it. Besides the seat I think this toy is a wounderful toy to have for your child and it will keep them busy.

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My girls are ages 2 1/2 and 14 months. I would have to say that this is their favorite toy to play with. The best feature is the button with the shapes and doors. The most annoying feature is the volume as it is obnoxiously loud and if there's button to adjust it, I can't find it. My husband placed a piece of tape on top of the speaker and now it's not so bad. Have fun!

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Our son got this for his 1st Birthday he is going to be 4 and he still rides it around the house everyday he puts other toys inside the seat his younger brother has one as well and their is not a day that goes by that they are not riding around on these. this is by far the most used toy in our home

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Our daughter loves this toy; but it isn't very good quality and I do not feel it is very safe. The stickers started coming off the day we opened it. One of the buttons is already stuck, too. It is a very light weight plastic so it tips over on its side very easily. The push handle pulls out really easily which can also cause your child to fall. Plus, the seat opens up allowing for little fingers to get pinched. Did I mention it is annoyingly LOUD? The only way to turn it down is to remove the batteries. I think the manufacturer should rethink the design a little.

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I got this train for my daughter when she was 15 months old. She loves all the lights, buttons and songs. At fifteen months, she sits on it, but can't reach the floor with her feet (she is pretty petite). The wide seat also makes her spread her legs really really wide. So right now, she's using it more as a push toy (which is rather awkward with the long heavy engine in front). On the plus side, the whole front of the engine is several toys in themselves - a clock, a rack of pop-up toys, a train whistle, etc. She spends more time playing with that at this point than riding on it. As she gets bigger, hopefully she'll enjoy the riding part of it. I do recommend.