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It's still in such good shape, I might donate it, when the boys are through with it, to a child care center. He's now 3 and his baby brother, 10 months, is repeating all of the same activities. I originally purchased this toy for an active little 15 month old grandson. He loved it, threw it, jumped on it, drooled on it, pushed and pulled it and really played hard with it. This toy and all the pieces still look brand new and both boys play with it still, each on a different level.
Now that he is old enough to enjoy it, I find out it doesn't move or play the songs. I am disappointed considering how well its rated and the cost. I was really excited to get the Fisher-Price Amazing animals sing and go choo choo for my grandson. I bought it new from amazon but kept it for a gift.
Save your money and buy something quality elsewhere I'd suggest just buying some animals and a wood train and playing with those. It looks "cute" and seems like a good idea. Very typical of Fisher Price toys these days. and the animals that come with the train are posable, rugged and nicely designed.
all plastic with lots of pointless and annoying electronica music/singing and almost no educational element. but has limited play potential. but the train is too loud with a very limited selection of annoying electronica music/singing. To be fair this toy has proved durable. Not sure what kids could possibly learn from this toy.
the electronics don't add anything.
This really is a great toy, but I bought it from K-Mart a year ago for about $20.00. Paying a hundred is an incredible rip off.
There're actually not many ways to play this toy, and it has very limited to no educational value, but I have to admit it's a fun toy for babies and toddlers. It moves and it sings. This classic toy from Fisher-Price will likely delight kids 7 or 8 months and older. I bought it as a Christmas gift for my first-born when he was 7 months old and he got hooked on it right from the beginning. The "come aboard the anmial train" song can get tiresome to an adult quickly, but apparently kids don't mind, which is good.
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