LEAPFROG Ride On Train
- Alphabet Train Ride One
- Realistic Train Sounds
- Plays the Alphabet Song and classic children’s music
- Interactive Play
- Manufacturer’s Age: 12 months – 3 years
All aboard the Alphabet Train to take a unique trip dedicated to education. Kids can ride around while listening to realistic train sounds, the Alphabet Song and classic children’s music including London Bridge and more. Guided by LeapFrog’s mascot, Tad, children will also love learning their ABCs and first words through interactive play.
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Best Riding/Push Toy Available,
I bought this for our ten month old daughter who is both very tall and very heavy. In addition to being a leap frog product and her having loved the learn-n-groove table so, I liked this particular toy because it is far heavier than other push toys and less apt to fall over with a bigger baby pushing. She absolutely loves it. She pushes it, she has me push her on it, she scoots herself, and she plays with all the bells and whistles while being stationary. It has significantly improved her walking and her confidence in walking. She has had no problem with it tipping over, which was a concern for me with some of the lighter weight push toys on the market. All-in-all, for the $40 this toy costs at a major retailer, it is a must have. I can’t tell you how many hours she plays with this same toy in so many different ways. I highly recommend it!!!
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|Awesome,
My son loves this train. He got it for his 1st birthday, is now almost 2 and still plays with it every day! He loves that the seat lifts up and he can put things in it. Before he could walk he liked pulling himself up on it and playing with the toys on the sides. I have to say I always worried about him pinching his fingers in the seat but it never happened. The music is a little loud but I just put a sticker over the speaker and that toned it down quite a bit. All in all I think it is the most used toy he has ever received.
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|No off switch,
In terms of durability, educational value, and all around fun this toy is nice. However there is one major flaw in my opinion: you cannot turn it off! Granted, after a few seconds of sitting idle it will automatically “turn off” but as soon as you press one of the buttons, it starts making sounds again. In addition, right before it goes into standby it announces, “Thanks for playing with Leap Frog. Bye, bye!” This is an annoyance because it would be nice to let your kids play with it without it making sound all the time.
All that being said, this was given to us as a gift for our 1 year old son and our 2.5 year old rides it up and down the hallway and it’s handled it very well. I don’t know how much a 1 year old (or even a 2.5 year old) gets out of the “educational” components of it (shapes, colors, alphabet, etc.) so for my money, I’d rather just have a riding toy.
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