Showing posts with label toolbox. Show all posts
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Friday, September 28, 2012

iPlay Cool Tools Activity Set Review

iPlay Cool Tools Activity Set
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I bought this for my son who is almost two and a half because he has a big interest in tools. I chose this one over some of the more realistic sets because he has a baby brother on the way and I didn't want to get him something with too many choking hazards. I also liked that this has screws and bolts so he can practice actually using the tools.
Pros-
-cute talking shape sorter
-screw driver, hammer, and wrench can actually be used with the accompanying bolts, screws, and nails
-cute carrying case to contain all parts
Cons-
- TOO LOUD! This toy does not have a volume control and when the child turns the gears it plays children's songs at a high volume.
- no on/off switch. It would be nice to be able to turn the sound feature off, so the child could just practice the mechanic aspects of the toy.
- Toy does not come with the molded plastic insert shown in the picture. My child can rarely get all of the tools to fit inside by himself.
- The drill makes realistic drill sounds, but the bit does not turn. How hard would it have been to make that happen?
My child is enjoying this toy, but it is still fairly new. If I had had a chance to try it out before buying, I think I would have picked something else.

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The Cool Tools Box opens to become a fun-filled activity station. Kids can sort the colorful shapes, or use the tools to "build" anything they can imagine. The power drill makes realistic drilling sounds. Use the hammer to put in a few nails, or rotate the spinning and meshing gears. Requires 2 "AA" alkaline batteries (included).

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Thursday, April 19, 2012

John Deere - Power Drill Review

John Deere - Power Drill
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My 2 year old was thrilled when he first saw this drill but since it's a bit difficult for him to wind up the power pack, he quickly lost interest in it. It's a good toy, just not the best for a toddler.

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Crank the power pack to rev up this sturdy preschooler's John Deere Power Drill! Press the button for "real" drill action and sounds. No batteries needed!

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Fisher-Price Drillin' Action Tool Set Review

Fisher-Price Drillin' Action Tool Set
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I'm not into clutter, but my 17 mth old son LOVES to help his daddy with projects in the garage. So, we bought him this drill which is so close to the real deal. HE LOVES IT. Plays with it every single day! Even my husband has told all his friends with youngsters they need this drill!!! It is great for drilling, but also fine motor skill screwing in the screws by hand, and pushing/pulling the nails. My sister is an occupational therapist and she thinks it's a great toy too! I still don't see how this toy is only $13! It's worth every single penny! One drawback, the drill bits do go astray... may be a good idea to buy two of these at this price! ;-)

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Little do it yourselfers will love working alongside dad (or mom) with their very own working drill! Drill & remove screws with forward & reverse drillin action! There's even an interchangeable drill bit, and hammer & nails to pound into the take-along caddy (everything stores in there, too!

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