Zoom around with the 2-in-1 Learn and Zoom Motorbike by VTech. This 2-in-1 bike has handle bars that move like a real bike and easily transforms from a tricycle for unsteady toddlers into a two-wheel bike. The Learn and Zoom Motorbike also features an exciting activity panel. Packed with lights, buttons, rollers and gears, the
Zoom around with the 2-in-1 Learn and Zoom Motorbike by VTech. This 2-in-1 bike has handle bars that move like a real bike and easily transforms from a tricycle for unsteady toddlers into a two-wheel bike. The Learn and Zoom Motorbike also features an exciting activity panel. Packed with lights, buttons, rollers and gears, the panel builds fine motor skills and introduces objects, colors, shapes and road safety. Playful music and motorcycle sounds triggered by the motion sensor encourage little drivers to ride around. Hit the road with this exciting 2-in-1 toy. Requires 2 AA batteries (batteries included for demo purposes only; new batteries recommended for regular use). Intended for ages 1 to 3 years.
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Hours of Fun Learning This “grow with your child” riding toy features two developmental level features. The first configuration is a tricycle: two back wheels and one front. In this formation, the 12-18-month-old child can maintain balance while pressing buttons and moving along securely. (more about the buttons in a moment). In the second formation, the toy converts to a motorbike, with one wheel in front and back, enabling the 18-36-month-old child to develop more stability. Now the buttons on the…
and this toy was a perfect gift for him My youngest just turned 1 yesterday, and this toy was a perfect gift for him. He’s at the stage in which he can stand assisted, but not walk, and he’s certainly not stable on two feet.
The Definition of Five Stars!! This inexpensive little scooter not only improves motor-skills, but I love that it provides fun little lessons in safety! There are tiny remembers about helmet use, and even remembering to wear one’s little gloves. And, I really adore the song about the meaning of our traffic signals. I also dig even the smallest touches like “LEFT” turn signal and “RIGHT.” The child is constantly learning and not really even realizing it! This is how learning should be for the little ones…