Geefia Set of 4 Cartoon Engineering Vehicles Friction Powered Push and Go Vehicle for Toddlers (Bulldozer, Dumper, Tractor, Cement Mixer)

My 2 year old son loves cars and trucks. I am not fond of the metal ones as he seems to hurt himself on this as he is slightly accident prone. This is a set of six plastic friction powered cars. There are six vehicles; however, there are only 3 different ones. At first I was kind of disappointed but it so happened the day they came I also had my three year old granddaughter. Since each car has 2 I was able to give each child the same 3 cars so they could play with no fighting. That is always a good thing when toddlers can play nice together.The vehicles are brightly colored and have little people inside of them which is a great touch. I do not like that there are stickers on the outside as I don't see that lasting very long with toddlers but it is really not a big deal. They are made well and work fantastically. Both boys and girls will enjoy playing with these vehicles as well as their parents :)

This is a really cute bus. I couldn't play with it long because I'm putting it aside for my baby's birthday next week. It is musical, interactive, and a shape sorter. The blocks can also be manipulated to change into animals. There are so many different interactions that this bus provides. It says recommended for 18 months and older, but I think that's get get the full interaction capabilities of it. As mentioned, my son is turning 1 and he will still be able to interact with this. There are different buttons for music and sounds. It is self-propelled (driving) and will turn itself away from a jam when bumped into something. This would be perfect for slightly younger children who are learning to crawl. This will get the motivated to move. My son is a master crawler now, but I hope that this will distract him enough to help with standing and walking (he isn't quite confident yet). This is one of the most interactive and engaging toys I have seen in a while and at a great price. I am confident that this is something that he will use for quite a while.

Now that our son is getting older, we needed to get more boy items (even though our daughter loves these things too). This is a cute construction truck. The tools are operational and can be placed in different sections. The music is cute also. The truck moves and will turn itself around when it bumps against furniture. It moves well on carpeted areas. The littlest one has difficulty manipulating the tools, but his sister loves to help him. It is a great cooperative toy. The tools also work on our other play sets.

This choo-choo was a second purchase, the first being a locomotive about like this engine, except it had a bubble maker. It is also not as sturdy as this engine. The first one did really good, but just got run into the ground from all the time it was active. This choo-choo is much sturdier and has features as described on other reviews nearby. No bubble maker. The train will run on concrete, tile, hardwood floor and commercial carpet, but not rugs, even the ones with a short pile. Lots of flash and train sounds, but its music maker is out of sight --- don't even want to know how many decibels it puts out. Nonetheless our two-year old grandson runs the train as background music for Curious George and vice versa. It really is a hit for our little guy. He doesn't play much with the puzzle but has a lot of other ones he plays with. The phone is a throwback to the age of dial phones, but that is not a good or bad thing. The mouth piece is on a long string and the mouthpiece is about impossible to reattach after loosened and it drags along. I would cut the string and get rid of the mouthpiece before the kid sees it, because it impossible to throw out or mutilate a favorite toy. Recommend highly for ages 2-4, but be aware that it is LOUD!

It's a cute looking bus with several activities all around the toy. However there is only one set volume which is loud! It's nice the way the bus moves around. Wheels on the bus poem is recorded with only one phrase "horns on the bus go peep peep peep" so a bit disappointing there. I thought it would be the whole poem. Overall it's cute, just the volume and the poem are the issue.

Ive gotten a number of crawl toys for my 8 month old & this is my absolute favorite by far. I love how it redirects itself & doesn't get stuck anywhere & I love that it will b good for years & not just for a couple months. My only complaint is there's not a volume control (a lower one & louder one as most toys have) but it's so fantastic I don't even care if it's a little louder than other toys.

This is a pretty neat little car! I like that it's more interactive than most of the other toy cars for this age range. Getting the little patient and the tools to fit back in right can be tricky for my toddler but other than that, it's a great toy.

Bought this for my niece who is turning 1 in January, so I haven't opened it and tried it but the colors are very bright, lots of different learning things on it