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Great Toy & Lots Of Fun!!!
I bought this for my child 6 months ago at the age of 16 months. She LOVES it and continues to play with it daily. I highly recommend this toy for children who love watching the wiggles and dancing to music.

Burn Some Calories!
The Wiggles Dance mat has everything a parent wants in a game... and everything a kid could want!- loud bouncy music from their favorite T.V. show for the kid, kid getting exercise for mom, bright colors and fun pictures for kid, educational and stimulating for mom. The Wiggles Dance mat is great fun and young kids will love bouncing around to the music... for about ten minutes. The only problem with this product is that young children who have low attention spans don't like using it for a long period of time because lets face it... jumping around gets rather boring after a while! It is lost of fun though and a great rainy day activity that will get your kids up off the couch. It is a great toy for two or three kids and they'll have a blast! This is a great gift idea for any Wiggles fan and tons of fun for parties and play dates.

Dancing with The Wiggles
We're a Wiggles Family here !!
I have a 4 year old and a 2 year old and they LOVE to dance with the Wiggles & sing. They enjoy the dance mat and so do I. The smiles I see on my girls faces are priceless.

Thanks again to the Wiggles for all the smiles & laughter!!
Keep the Wiggles toys and new products coming TRU !!! Still waitng for the Capt Feathersword doll TRU!!!

It is not Greg Singing!!!
While this toy has a great premise and is fun for my son to play with, everytime he starts playing with it he asks me "where is Greg Mommy?". This is because the person singing the songs on the toy is not Greg but someone else. I think that it is important to note that before buying this toy. Now this toy is fun and entertaining for my son, it would have been far better if it was performed by the wiggles. This toy is slightly disappointing because of that. ... Read more

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Great for Blue's Clues Fans!
I bought this for my son's 2nd birthday and he absolutely loves it.

For all the people who, like me, want to know the measurements of items before they purchase; the approximate measurements of the blown up chair are:
23" at the tallest point
18" depth (not of the seat, but of the chair)
25" wide
10" wide seat

My son adores this chair. As soon as he saw it he plopped down in it, then promptly noticed the paw print on the arm and had to investigate. He loved the talking paw print.

He does not press the paw print as often now, but still drags his chair around the house to wherever he wants it. He loves to sit down in his Blue's Clue's chair and watch Blue's Clues videos (or whatever else might be on the TV) or "read" a book in his chair. Having his own little chair makes him feel like a "big boy".

My only fear about this chair was that my son would pop it on something - thankfully that has not happened. I no longer worry as much about him popping it; it appears to be made well enough to withstand an active toddler's abuse.

Highly recommended! ... Read more

Editorial Review

A tinier version of the traditional Radio Flyer steel trike, this 10-inch classic couldn't get any cuter without an anxious toddler onboard. Wide handlebars with grips, matching red pedals, a step in back for piggybacking, and a wide two-color seat give it a distinctly retro look. But its old-fashioned style doesn't take away from its functionality--the ride is smooth.--Diane Beall ... Read more

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Great purchase!
My husband and I purchased these tricycles for our 2 year old twins. They live on these tricycles during summer and love them so much. The push bar was great for when they were learning to navigate them, now they are pros! They especially love to ring the bell. We bought them baskets to put on them to gather things when we go on walks and they couldn't be happier. We have never had any problems with them tipping over or with any of the parts. When putting them together we were careful in following the directions and have no problems with them at all. I highly recommend them, they are a great price for all the fun they will have!

BEWARE!!!! This falls apart!
We got this cute trike for our toddler and it was falling apart 2 weeks after christmas. The handles totally come out of the base and it just crumbled to the crowd. We tightened it and everything a # of times and yet it still falls apart!!! BEWARE!!! this could be a safety recall issue.

I should have read the reviews first
Like the other reviewers, I am sorry I purchased this trike. I too had a moment of nostalgia and always thought Radio Flyer created good products, therefore, I bought it for my grandsons. It is very easily tipped over which leads to lots of tears and frustration. The handlebars are constantly crooked and it's driven me nuts trying to "right" them. For preschoolers, I'd recommend Step 2's Tractor--very durable, easy to pedal, and kids love it (especially with the cart/wagon accessory attached), and it's never tipped over. I've learned my lesson: Always check out the reviews on Amazon before purchasing toys.

Do not buy this trike
My daughter received this tricycle for her 3rd birthday. She enjoys riding it, when it is not broken. Metal forks split the front wheel, but the petals are attached to the metal forks by reinforced plactic joints which slide into the forks and hold the wheel onto the forks. The plastic joint has broken twice in six months, from normal use. While Radio Flyer has been helpful in sending replacement parts, and has now offered to reimburse for the cost of the tricycle, neither helps my daughter, who has a tricycle she cannot use. Shame on Radio Flyer for such a poor design!!
Other reviews are also accurate in that the tricycle does tip over easily while turning and pedaling.

Keep Looking, Don't Buy
I bought this particular trike for my 22 month old and wanted to stick with the "classic americana". What a mistake! If I still had the receipt, I would return it. This trike tips very, very easily. It is difficult for a younger child to learn to steer, therefore, the adult push bar SHOULD come in handy. However, on this particular model, the adult push bar is completely useless. You cannot assist with steering, if you do, you will tip your child. The adult push bar is only useful for a straight line ride. I wish I had bought a more durable, sturdy trike! ... Read more

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He loves it
Our little boy picked this out at TRU. He had to have it, and we gave in since it was the first thing he had ever really picked out on his own. He enjoyed it in the beginning, but, now that he is 22 months old, he loves it. He is constantly scooting it around the house and driveway. As of yet, we have not had any problems with the horn as others have mentioned. We also did not have any problems with him being able to straddle it. He has played on it since before he was a year and still does at 22 months. I would recommend.

Very disappointed.
This toy car is just too heavy for a toddler to maneuver. We've had it for over a year and our son hardly ever touches it. It's adorable, but not at all practical.

2boyz mommy
I bought the Red Roadster for my first son for Christmas when he was 15 months. He is now 3 1/2 and has never really used it other than as a seat to sit on while waiting his turn on one of our many other ride-on toys when friends and cousins are over to play. Our younger son just turned one and also has no interest in it other to stand next to it and honk the horn. Both boys love to ride on various Little Tike, Step 2, and Fischer Price Trikes and Ride-on toys that they and their friends own. This toy was my first choice because of its nostalgic look and was more "mature" looking ( no primary colored plastic parts) but I have really changed my opinion on what is the best value for the dollar. The metal body is heavy and hard to manuever. It is hard to steer and the rear wheels ride up on my son's heels when he tries to push with his feet. And the hard wheels and weight of the body makes even a grown man yelp in pain when it runs over a toe. It also causes more damage to walls, parked cars, peoples shins etc. when toddlers try to manuever too closley. Lightweight plastic toys are much more user friendly for this age group ( even if they are not as trendy)

Collecting Dust
The horn falling off was the least of it. This toy is too wide for most toddlers. Their little legs can't reach the ground to push the toy. The steering is very difficult as well. Lots of frustrated tots. When we first recieved this car, I spent the play time bent over, pushing the toy for my children and their playmates. Eventually, we put the car away until oldest turned three years and his legs were long enough to straddle and push. But now my daughter (20 mo.s) is frustrated because she can't manuever it. We love the quality and looks of Radio Flyer products. Unfortunately, this one flopped.

Cute little car
My kids love this car. We only had one small problem with it. The horn came off and would not stay on the steering wheel. So we just left it off. This summer I went to Radio Flyer's wesite to try to get it replaced for my Daughter. And found that the steering wheel was recalled on this toy. So they shipped the replacement part free of charge. Overall I am happy with it and the kids are too. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Radio Flyer's answer to the SUV, this standard red wagon (32 by13.5 inches internally) comes with a set of wooden extender rails thatattach to the metal body with 10 bolts, more than doubling theeffective capacity. (With the rail, it has a depth of over 9 inches.)Note, however, that the rails are .25-inch stock--too weak to withstandheavy loads like rocks or firewood. The wagon has the usual black metalhandle and white-hub solid rubber wheels. --Richard Farr ... Read more

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Little red wagon
This wagon is the best "tool" I've ever had. It's a great workhorse - lugs all sorts of things for me. And it always gets a smile from people, too!

Good But........
We have had this wagon for a year now. It is still wheeling along, but the paint is peeling off and there are a few spots of rust and the wooden stakes on the sides are almost off too. The review says not to use it for rocks and firewood because the rails are small. I would have to add to that list a 28 pound 2 year old that just can't sit still because that has made the wood railings come off also. I guess for one of their lower end wagons it was a good deal while it lasted but I am looking into a larger more comfortable one now. THe wheels on this one are quite small and hard to manuever unless you are on the street. (it is nearly impossible to get up and down off the sidewalk if there is no built in ramp) And don't even bother pulling it through grass. Spend the extra money and get one of the all terrain wheeled wagons.... it will be worth it!!

A good buy
This wagon is definitely worth the money in the medium price range. It has been very durable thus far.

Important to me was that it was easy to assemble and did not require a lot of tools. This is a definite plus and is what prospective buyers should know. Otherwise a wagon is basically a wagon.

I feel like a kiddo again!
We bought this for our daughter who just turned one.....along with the padding which I think is a necessity....and she just loves to go for walks in her wagon! My husband and I love to watch her lean back and relax in her big comfy wagon. This is a great, sturdy toy that lives up to the Radio Flyer name!

NH Mom of Two
When we recieved this wagon as a gift, we were anxious to begin taking our 3 year old and one year old for rides in the neighborhood, but we soon found that even with blankets, the wagon is uncomfortable for the kids, and we find it hard to maneuver.The sides are pretty low, and there is no padding or storage space. I was really disappointed that the paint began to peel after just one year, even though the wagon was kept in the garage. Now we have a Step Two Wagon for two, and we are much happier. ... Read more

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Dangerous probing ear
My 20 month old daughter received this for Christmas. At first we thought it was the best gift ever but when she got on and started rocking we realized she could send the wooden ear through her chin, eye or mouth. We sent it back soon after. It's nice that Radio Flyer still makes the classic toys but I think it's a huge safety hazard.

One flaw in a perfect toy
I bought this rocking horse for my niece, and she adores it! I love the beauty and durability of its classic wooden structure. It has one major flaw, however. It's in the 'saddle', which is attached by two long wood screws that go up through a block into the bottom of the saddle. Unlike the rest of the horse, the base of the saddle is plastic. It didn't take very long at all for an industrious toddler to tear the saddle free. Fortunately, adults were watching and we retrieved the 2" sharp screws before she could play with them.

Great LITTLE horse!
We bought this horse for my daughter's first birthday. While it was a bit too big for her then, now, at 18 months, she enjoys it a lot more. The horse is great looking and very classic. It is smaller than we expected, but the small size makes it great for keeping it out of the way. It was easy to assemble and is very sturdy. Our only complaint is that the plastic "saddle" is a bit hard and doesn't look too comfortable. (Thank goodness diapers provide a little padding!) We are sure our daughter will get many years of use out of the horse, or "rocky" as he has been named. ... Read more

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LOVE IT!!!!
The best trike we tried for my precious toddler! the copilot handle was a great tool for us moms who wants to keep our darlings safe and on track while taking walks. (No more wandering away and bending to steer to the right direction) This particular feature is useful for kids who just learning how to pedal. The back pack is also a cool one to carry my toddler's stuff and my keys/wallet. Very sturdy. Im so glad I purchased the best! My toddler loved it!

80% good trike, 20% junk
Like many others, I purchased the Steer & Stroll Trike for my little girl because of the Radio Flyer brand. I think a bit less of Radio Flyer as a result. This is a product that was either under-developed or has too many poor quality parts. Some reviewers complain about how difficult it was to assemble, a point with which I disagree. Assembly was pretty straight-forward, with an extra wiggle or push here or there necessary. But then again Daddy just rebuilt the forks and brakes on his motorcycle this week, so perhaps I'm not exactly a typical assembler.

The trike is loved by my little girl at 1 1/2, and I think she likes it because it is red like my motorcycle. She enjoys getting pushed around the 'hood, ringing her bell as we go along. The design/quality of the push bar needs some work, however. When we hit a root or bump that requires the front wheel to be lifted, I have to pick it up by hand. I started to use the push bar to lift the front wheel once, and could see the plastic flexing and turning white around the attachment bolts. Come on, my little one only weights about 25lbs! I should mention that this is the 2nd push bar; the first assembly was constructed incorrectly so that steering was reversed - I had to turn left to go right. Radio Flyer's excellent customer service sent a replacement part with just a phone call, and it was at my door in a couple of days, but that is really disappointing quality control.

The rear wheels work just fine, but don't roll 100% true. They visably wobble, but it doesn't make the trike wobble so that's just mildly annoying to me as I can't stop looking at the wobble when I push. The foot rest tube that folds down is pretty much useless, and kills ground clearance when in the down position. It sets too far back, so that the seat would have to be moved so far rearward for use that the handlebars would then be out of reach. My daughter ends up holding her feet out in front most of the time, but the ratcheting pedals work ok as foot rests, they are still just a little too far away for confort.

On the positive side, the trike looks good, the seat seems comfortable and sturdy, the big plastic tires work well in short grass and the push bar is a great idea, even if it is flimsy in execution. Oh, and the bell is great. Ding....ding.....ding...

In short, if a few items of marginal quality were redesigned or manufactured to a higher standars, this would be a much better toy. As it is, you get something that may take a call or two to customer service to get functioning properly, but is quite decent once sorted out. I would suggest looking at other trikes as well, but don't rule this one out.

Good bike for Toddler
I got this bike for my son for his 2nd birthday. Despite the other reviews, we like the bike. We had it installed at the store for $10. and that was worth it. The parent steering works fine, even though it is a little loose. My son doesn't know how to pedal yet, but he likes to put his feet on the petals, which doesn't stop the wheel like a traditional tricycle would. My son also likes to push the bike himself with the handle. It is worth the money.

Radio Flyer Who???
I like so many others, was fooled by the name Radio Flyer. Everything seemed so practical. My cousin put the bike together in about 40 minutes. But the part that attaches the wheel was slightly short, the handlebar clamp was cheap, the seat did not attach well to the bar (how can you tighten straight bolts on a curved bar?), the steering bar was a joke and my 2 1/2 year old son fell off from the the bike tilting, one too many times. Radio Flyer you should be ashamed putting something like this on the market. I am taking this bike back to Toys R Us and purchasing a Kettler Tricycle.

Fooled by "Flyer"
The first box we bought was missing a wheel!!! The missing parts should have been a sign. The trike was a piece a crap. ... Read more

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The kidzzz loved it!
We found this brand new wagon beside our garbage dump...
It was just there with the cardboard shipping paper still in it! Well, to say the least...my husband took it and my 10 year old and 29 month old just had a ball!
they have gone to the patio and just played with it or walked around the complex with it. The 10 year old likes to be in it with her sister...
So, embarrassing, it wasn't! She had more fun than all of us!

I just rated this 5 stars...what a blessing it was to find this!

Rusts
This isn't even the one we had. The one we had was larger and much more expensive. It was left outside, 1 time, and the next thing we knew it was rusting and peeling and garbage!

A classic toy
This is the consummate throw back toy in a day when everyone plays with computer generated toys. This wagon, like many others, will get your kid outside, where kids should be, playing and enteracting with others. We got one for our daughter, who loves to use it to pull her babies around the yard with, and to help me when I'm doing yard work. It is also a great way to take little kids for a walk, which leads to the park.

What's So Special???
BUYER BEWARE...All things considered, I got what I paid for, and although I can't knock the price-value vs. play-value of this toy wagon, for the life of me, I can not figure out what makes it a "Special Edition" vs. the regular (and cheaper) Radio Flyer wagon available on the Amazon/ToysRUs website. The wagon I received was Radio Flyer Special Edition, Model #99. It included PLASTIC wheels, NOT STEEL wheels like the buying information describes...A minor detail to some, but a big misrepresentation of quality/content as far as I'm concerned. Also, it is NOTHING like the Special Edition wagon listed on the Radio Flyer homepage, which I used as a guide since there was no photo of the wagon available from Amazon/ToysRUs. It is also worth noting that Radio Flyer does not list a model #99 on their website, so this may be a custom-manufactured model specifically for ToysRUs. Unfortunately, this was not exactly what I was looking for, so I decided to shop elsewhere for the real deal!! (This wagon will make a great gift to "Toys-for-Tots" this holiday season.) ... Read more

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Great in theory
I sent this to my daughter for my grandson's first birthday. She returned it and emailed me this comment: "I did return the pound-a-ball. It looked great, but the balls were impossible to pound through. You couldn't do it unless you had the strength of an adult. The hammer was the coolest part, but was useless for getting the balls in, and then when they went down they always took the same track and didn't really move any of the other things inside much." So live and learn.

A slight let-down
We based our purchase of this toy on the feedback previous listed. The toy appears durable and my son does enjoy it, but there are some things forcing us to reconsider our purchase. The balls really need to be pounded for them to go down the holes - my son can't do it yet and it takes my wife and I an above average hit. The balls have also got stuck en route down on occasion - and we haven't had it a month. Unless you believe your child really wants this, your $20 may be better spent elsewhere.

Still fun
We bought this for my son for Christmas when he was 18 months old and he still loves it (8 months later). All of his friends love it too. He has a plethora of toys, but still pulls this one out daily. Some of the previous reviews mentioned that the tubes were pretty tight and almost difficult for the little one's to pound, so we passed the balls through the tubes a few dozen times before we gave him the gift. It helped and the toy was a hit. This toy has helped with eye-hand coordination as well as color identification. I would definitely recommend this toy.

My boys love this toy!!
We don't have this exact one, but we have an extreemly similar one and my boys absolutely love it. They are 2 1/2 and 1 yrs old. They love to watch the balls roll through the maze and see how fast they can hit them all down. it is amazing how simple toys can occupy little kids. I try to make it educational for my 2 yr old by helping him put the red ball through the red hole, green in the green hole, etc. It truly is a fun toy!

No batteries required
This is a fun toy. My kids love pounding the balls and watching them fall through the maze. My concern before purchasing this was other toys getting stuck inside, but so far we have been able to shake out anything that gets inside. The balls and hammer store nicely for easy storage. Best of all it does not require batteries and is not constantly making beeps and whistles. ... Read more

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to fit the Big Red Stake Wagon...
For the Big Red Stake Wagon [has wood rails (that say "big red ATW) around one end of the wagon] you must install the seat so the child's back is facing the handle or you need to take the rails off. The seat strap does fit around the wagon but you must adjust the straps at all three ends. They must be all the way at the end of the strap including the end that has the CAUTION label (i removed the label to secure the buckle to the strap). This is the only way the safety strap will fit completely around the wagon.

It fits!
I just received my wagon seat today and was scepticle on whether it would fit my wagon or not after reading the other reviews. Well it fit. I have the Big Red Stake (ATW) which is 50% deeper than the standard wagon and it also has the wooden rails. The seat needs to be installed on the opposite end of the rails and the (3) buckles of the strap need be closest the ends. I also needed to remove the CAUTION label to use that part of the strap - but it does fit!

Which models does it fit
does this work with all models of the wagon . . . eg the All Terrain Steel and Wooden Wagon?

Wagon seat is great!!!
My son loved the wagon seat! We took it to the zoo and all the other parents asked where we got it. We didn't have any problems latching the seat onto the wagon. It fit fine and we didn't have to adjust the strap at all. The seat is very safe and allows my son to comfortable ride and recline in his wagon. This seat is definitely worth the price. If you're buying a wagon, you need this seat.

SAFETY FACTOR FOR WAGON SEAT
THE WAGON SEAT IS DURABLE AND COMFORTABLE. HOWEVER, THE BELT PROVIDED TO SECURE THE SEAT TO THE WAGON IS TOO SHORT AND CANNOT BE LATCHED UNDER THE WAGON TO APPROPRIATELY SECURE THE SEAT FOR SAFETY PURPOSES. CONSEQUENTLY, I AM SEEKING AN EXTENSION FOR THE BELT. I SHOULD NOT NEED TO SEEK A MEANS TO REMEDY A FLAW IN THE MANUFACTURER'S PRODUCT AT MY EXPENSE. ... Read more

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Great pad for the right wagons
This little bed pad is perfect for the Radio Flyer models: #89, #90, #95, #98, #99, #18, #22, #24, #28, #31, #32, #1800. Make sure to purchase the special pad if you own the Model #29 All-Terrain Cargo Wagon. The radio flyer website explains the difference. My 2-year old is able to take longer rides in our wagon (#32) with the pad - he's not nearly so antsy to kneel or stand as he was on the metal alone.

Pad is to short for wagon
I purchased the all-terrain cargo wagon from toysrus and they referred me to you for ordering the umbrella and pad. I chose the pad only and it doesn't fit. I took it to the ranch where we are using the wagon and it is too short. Do you have a pad for the #29? Thanks for your help

Just a warning before check-out...
This pad WILL NOT fully fit the ATW wagon bed.

They will attempt to sell you this as an accessory on check-out.

The pad itself seems nice and comfy and durable...it just is too small for the wagon we bought/for it was suggested. (I'm not holding it's lack of "fun" or "educational value" against it either.) Just check the measurements of your wagon bed before buying this to make sure it fits.

I personally could have used the extra [money] elsewhere... ... Read more

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My Little Sandboxes recommendation
I am a preschool teacher and I have used all three "My Little Sandboxes" for enhancing our curriculum here at school. The sandboxes are great because they encourage interactive and imaginative play. Also, they are a very sensorial or tactile activity which is important for fine motor and hand/eye coordination development in preschool age children. That fact that they come with a drop cloth to catch the extra sand is an added plus!
We highly recommend these toys! ... Read more

Editorial Review

How many times have you said, "Your face will stick that way"?If you've tried to discourage your kids from sticking out their tongues or pulling on their cheeks, try redirecting their face-making energies to the Colorforms Silly Faces Game. The object of the game is to assemble an indescribably silly Colorforms face on the blank character card. Give the spinner a whirl for the type of feature--eyes, nose, mouth, hat and hair, and ears. Pick the piece that's just right and then place the item on your character--it sticks like magic. The first person to complete a face wins the game. No reading is required, so once kids understand the rules they can play independently. --Lisa Whipple ... Read more

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A nice change.
For a parent who remembers Colorforms from her own childhood, I enjoy watching my four year old experiment with the silly faces in this game. The game itself is fun and he can "play" it by himself just by making up the silliest faces he can. The big problem I've had with the game is the small cards they supply to store the colorforms on. There are specific places to put each of the pieces and my child doesn't have the coordination to put them away himself. The game comes with a warning to store the colorforms carefully or they may stick to each other and lose their coloring. A simple large card would have worked much better.

My pre-schooler loves this game!
My 3 year-old received this for Christmas and it was a huge hit! The rules were immediately understood by him and he loves to make silly faces. It has also helped him to understand taking turns and sharing as well as how to lose, and win, gracefully. He loves for me to get this game down for him to play alone -- he just likes to make a silly face on each of the four cards to show me. I like the fact that he will play with by himself since that allows me the time to do housework or feed his younger sister! The only problem that we have had with the game is a really minor one and that is the plastic piece underneath the spinner that holds the arrow on will come off from time to time, but it just has to be snapped back into place and we're off and running again. All in all, I think this is a really fun game for the little ones and I would recommend it.

Lots of fun, but...
The paint comes off the Colorforms pieces when the back and front are stuck together. My child complains that they do not look "pretty" anymore.

My kids love to make Silly Faces!
My kids love to play this game! The rules are simple, the concept is great, and they can make hundreds of silly faces so the game is different every time they play. I also found that they pick this game up and play with it by themselves as a play set-I've never found another game that has this feature (it also makes me feel like this is a great value!). Finally, I've loved Colorforms since I was a kid, so I'm delighted that my kids love them too.

Great game for preschoolers
This was the perfect first game for my mature toddler. I loved to watch him surprise himself as he mixed and matched the components of a face into outrageous combinations! ... Read more

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Not so great!
My parent's bought this for my daughter for christmas. In the package it is pretty loud but when you took it out the packaging and pulled the tab it got so quiet that you can barely even hear it. Also about 3 weeks after she got this, the flip part on the phone broke right off!

Absolutely ridiculous!
The fact that the volume is barely audible when you take it out of the package is so ridiculous!!!! Don't waste your time and money!

Total false advertising!
I too bought this phone, and when I took the packaging off, the volume was barely audible! the instructions inside said that was not an error, that is how it is supposed to be. Well then maybe they shouldn't have it so the volume is so loud when it is in the packaging! Obviously, you need the volume up to sell the damn toy, why turn it down? My daughter rarely plays with this phone. I wouldn't recommend it, if not solely for the false advertising!

Agree the volume is too low
We stuck the tab back in and taped it in place so our daughter could hear it. Otherwise, it's a great toy.

Fasle Advertising
There is no indication prior to buying this toy that the volume will be turned down to nothing when it is taken out of the box. I can understand the Fisher Price people's concern for children's hearing but the volume doesn't need to be so low. We were very excited about getting the phone and looked forward to playing with it when we were still able to hear it! ... Read more