Fisher-Price Rock, Roll 'n Ride Trike Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a great toy. We gave it to my best friend's daughter for her 2nd birthday and she loved it instantly. There is NO design flaw. What people have trouble with is that when you screw together the wheel fork & steering wheel, the hole is only pre-drilled to a certain point. The other 3/4" you need to drill in yourself-into the plastic so that it stays secure. If it were pre-drilled all the way in, it would fall out. It's like that on purpose!
That said, the a power screw driver or drill with a screwdriver bit worked great. You also need a hammer to tap in some pieces on the wheels. It was easy to assemble.
I was a little worried about the handle height. I'm 5'8" and I could easily push it without bending over. I think people over 5'10" would have to bend down. Since the mom is going to be doing most of the pushing, and she's shorter than me, it won't be a problem. I hear the XL version of this trike has a longer handle.
It's really easy to convert from rocker to trike, and her 5-year-old cousin figured it out in under 5 minutes. The seat is adjustable to accommodate growth.
Hope this helps!

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Playskool Musical Sit N Spin (colors may vary) Review

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(More customer reviews)The music is obnoxiously loud and with no volume control or off button I was worried about my son's hearing. So I tried to put duct tape over the speaker which had little results, so I ended up disconnecting the speaker. Don't waste the extra money on the sound feature buy the classic.

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Little ones can hop on, turn the wheel to start the spinning action and away they go! With two modes to choose from, kids can go fast or slow, whirling and twirling to the sounds of six rockin' tunes. Little fingers can press the button on the wheel to start a musical light show for their spinning pleasure. The Musical Sit'n Spin toy is sure to be hours of swirlin' light-up musical fun. Includes Sit'n Spin base, center post, turn handle and instructions.

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Hasbro Playskool Kid Motion Bounce 'N Go Inch-Along Review

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(More customer reviews)I had one of these as a child, I remember having so much fun on it. I decided to get my child one so he could experience the same. The toy I remembered moved forward when you bounced on it, as you bounced it also made a noise that I can only describe as 'a playing card in the bicycle spokes' sound.
This toy does not move forward, nor does it make sounds. Up and down are the only things it contributes to playtime. My 18 month old likes it every now and then to bounce on, but other than that he still prefers the push truck, complete with noise for $[...] at Wal-Mart.

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The classic toy is back with a restyled look! Adorable bounce-along pal gives kids two exciting ways to ride. Kids can scoot forward or bounce in place as they develop core strength and coordination skills. Indoors or out, it's a giggly, wiggly way to bounce bounce, bounce! Measures 23.25" x 14.5" x 15.25". Holds up to 50 pounds.

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Power Wheels Kawasaki Brute Force Camo Review

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(More customer reviews)We bought this for our son 12/2008, the month before he turned 3. He hopped on this thing and after a few times of riding it was done with 2.5mph and all over the 5mph speed. He has run this thing in the backyard, at the grandparents house on 10 acres with plenty of hills and it has performed flawlessly! It can't make it up all the hills but it does a pretty good job. He still rides this now that he is 5 (we are looking to upgrade him to something with working suspension) and I recently carved out a little offroad track for him to ride on in the backyard that puts this thing through its paces. Bumps, dips, hills and inclines, this thing manages to do it even when we add some water and make it muddy. It hardly ever gets stuck unless the dirt is very loose or the incline is too steep (one would be surprised at how steep of a hill this thing can actually climb). We are still on the original battery as well, it doesn't last as long as it did at first, mainly because it is being used a lot harder than at the beginning of its life, but it still goes for about 25-30 minutes.
We have absolutely no regrets about this vehicle and would definitely recommend it!!

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