VTech Sit-to-Stand Alphabet Train (Frustration Free Packaging)
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That is not something I would recommend it for. It's a tad on the shaky side. It's been a week since we got this toy. This was purchased for my son's first birthday party. day. (As our tenth child, he's seen a lot of toys.) He can stand up in the middle of the floor without assistance and takes 4-minutes to do so. Before you fall, take 5 steps back. The train is tippy, and he can't let go fast enough when it starts to tip over, so he falls down with it, often on top of it or off to the side, crashing into something else. He'll get better, but while he's playing with it, I'll have to keep a close eye on him. He adores the toy, as does his older brother, who is only four years old. If you need a walker, I recommend one that converts or folds into a ride-on. Those are more stable and wider.
Oh yes! Blocks enter through a slot in the top of the train, which shoots them back to the seat portion while making noises. You can play a song by pushing the elephant on top. When you turn the pages of the book or place blocks in the slots next to the book pages, music plays and lights illuminate. There are two volume controls on the device. Neither is as annoying as some sound toys, but they're still loud enough to enjoy!
I'm not sure if it's safe to use it outside because we haven't tried it yet. This is a toy that we usually play with the kids in the living room.
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So, I'm deaf, but my family has explained various aspects of the sounds made by this toy. Adults might find it a little tedious. My son, on the other hand, is ecstatic! br>br>First and foremost, this is ideal for smaller babies as well. Because he was born prematurely, my son is a teeny-tiny boy. wise yet. At 14 months old, he stands about 26 inches tall and enjoys walking with assistance as well as standing unassisted. The train engine detaches from the car with ease, and he has no trouble zooming around while gripping the handles. This is fun for any toddler, but it's especially good for babies who need to learn to walk. the- part of the ride (pedaling skills) while practicing standing-up walking. As a result, babies will enjoy this toy for twice as long. br>br>So there's the commotion. When you set it to talk instead of play music, the slots on the bottoms of each letter correspond to the opposite side (the letter you SEE when the block is pressed into one of the four depressions next to the plastic book), so each letter is spoken out loud and the corresponding part in the book is "read out loud. " "br>br>As a result, it's amusing at various stages of toddlerhood. When an elephant is "honked," it makes a noise. " The toy "poops," says the narrator. " All the pooped-on passengers are caught in the train car. " Letters can be taken out and stored easily, and the container can also be used to store other toys. There is a setting that is completely silent. It's a toy with a lot of bang for your buck. br>br>The V-toys monkey/jungle toy is one of my favorites. Technology is also present, as is the backseat driver's toy. The cuddly spotted cow has been with us since he was a baby, and he adores it. His current opinion of the dog toy is "meh. " Adults love Infantino musical toys, and they're fun to play with, but my baby is currently obsessed with V-shaped toys. tech.
He was instantly enamored with it, and a year later, he still uses it on a daily basis. This is the most popular item whenever other kids come over. It's educational, and it teaches him letters, numbers, colors, songs, and stories, which I appreciate. My son enjoys riding his train with his stuffed animals and storing extra toys in the train's block bin. Advantages: br>br> If you customize the educational volume adjustment and the sound, the train will still stay quiet. (I haven't adjusted yet, and I'll adjust it if needed. ) The battery is about to run out. It is not on; the last time I turned it on was when This indicates that there will be no fighting! br>This is so adorable! br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. br>There aren't any cons that I can think of. This is a toy that we absolutely adore. It has been our most used/favorite baby item thus far.
When it comes to making purchases, I rely on the opinions of others. Reading negative reviews of "special" people is also one of my favorite things to do. I'm not talking about handicapped people; "special" people are unfortunately everywhere and a part of our daily lives. No, please don't think I'm that cruel. br>br>Just because some kids don't like or show interest in certain toys doesn't mean they're smarter or more advanced than other kids, and this toy doesn't deserve a 1 or 2 because of it. Kids are miniature versions of adults; they have distinct personalities and choose their interests in the same way that adults do. br>br>Giving this toy a 1 or 2 star rating because a child shoved his or her arm into a train shoot is not a fair assessment. Kids learn and discover new things by sticking their arms, legs, fingers, toes, heads, tongues, and objects into anything that catches their attention, including things you wouldn't think of. Even if you keep an eye on them 24 hours a day, this is unavoidable. My own child is two years old. My 5-year-old has been, and continues to be, a handful who does things that my older child would never consider. She basically keeps me on my teepee toes, and whenever she does something or I suspect she might hurt herself, I stop her and tell her it's a booboo. br>br>1* 2* due to the fact that it did not work. Yes, getting something that doesn't work can be aggravating, but s. It is something that all of us experience at some point in our lives. Make contact with Amazon, request a return or exchange, and be persistent. Again, there are "special" people everywhere, and one of them may have overlooked your request. If you call Amazon customer service, you may get yet another "special" person; simply request to speak with a supervisor or manager in charge, who will resolve your issue and, most likely, offer you a promotion or discount on future Amazon purchases as compensation for your inconvenience. Because there are too many lights and sounds, 1* 2*. This toy is designed for children under the age of eight. Bright colors, lights, and sounds appeal to children. If you are an adult who is easily triggered by such things, please do not purchase this toy for the safety of your loved ones and others. br>br>1* 2* for toy tipping over and not being able to be used as a walker. Show me one non-tilting walking toy. It is our responsibility as parents to supervise our children's every step as they learn to stand and walk on their own. We should not just throw toys at them and get upset if the toy causes the child to fall over. Yes, I've been annoyed by its sounds at times, especially when you want a quiet time; I simply have my kids play something quieter or turn off the sound for a while; it takes up more space than I'd like, but my two kids liked it and the little one still enjoys playing with it even with the lights and sounds turned off. She rides it with her dolly and teaches her dolly random letters while doing so. Cute : )br>br>I bought two as gifts and haven't heard anything negative. One of the recipients has a very loud mouth and would not hesitate to speak up if the toy was defective.
She enjoys riding it and placing the blocks in the slot so that they can shoot out of the train. The lighting and music are both fantastic. For a one-year-old, this is a wonderful present. It was a breeze for my husband to put it together. I would strongly suggest it!.
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