VTech Sit-to-Stand Alphabet Train
All aboard! This versatile train is also a teaching tool. Introduce baby to numbers, letters, colors, songs, stories, and more through two learning modes-walker mode and discovery mode. The adaptable train can be used alone for floor play, pushed along as a walker, or the child can ride on the train. VTech. Ages: 12 mos.+
All aboard! This versatile train is also a teaching tool. Introduce baby to numbers, letters, colors, songs, stories, and more through two learning modes-walker mode and discovery mode. The adaptable train can be used alone for floor play, pushed along as a walker, or the child can ride on the train. VTech. Ages: 12 mos.+
Product Features
- Sit to stand play in three modes: Floor Play Mode, Walker Mode and Ride-On Mode
- Features 13 double-sided letter blocks
- Five piano keys teach numbers and colors
- 6-page book teaches letters
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WONDEFUL and FUN learning toy! As a parent, I would rather get those toys at Christmas time that have use to them and that will be played with, but the most important thing to me is it’s ability to help my kids learn and its durability. there are some gifts that are given to my kids that I dread seeing when I notice that they have noise. I think there are more people out there like me. Some toys out there are just too loud for my taste. I am very impressed with VTech’s line of learning toys and games! I…
******UPDATE 10/6/2011******~*~*~Great Fun Toy BUT for the STRANGULATION HAZARD~*~*~ ****NEWEST UPDATE 10/6/2011****This is in reply to the few ladies who feel the need to leave negative comments for my post. The MAIN reason for my post was so that parents could hear what happened to my daughter and either not buy this toy or if they did that they can take precautions and unhook the train from the caboose if they aren’t going to be right beside them. My daughter DID get her neck stuck between the 2 parts…the train gets attached by a rubber connector so when my daughter fell…
A lot for your $, actually Not sure what toy the other reviewers were playing with, but we returned an activity table and bought this instead for our 8-month-old learning-to-pull-herself-up girl. We like that it will evolve as she grows:1.She can sit and play with it (she likes to turn the book’s pages which tell her the different letters on them) or chew on the 26 blocks that come with2.She trys to pull up and press the musical buttons or elephant which plays songs.3.We can tell she will learn to take…