big baby

Overall Rating: ( 2 reviews )

1. ( 1 of 1 found this review helpful ) Posted: Mar 18 2007

   Is there any reason that the narrator has to have a thick Spanish accent? Dora doesn't. It is so bad in fact that in parts my daughter actually asks, "what?".

2. Posted: Dec 26 2006

   Little touch needs to add more popular characters to their line. I was glad to see this since my daughter LOVES "Boots" from Dora the Explorer. If they had Sponge Bob that would be awesome.

See all reviews...

Overall Rating: ( 3 reviews )

1. ( 1 of 1 found this review helpful ) Posted: Jul 28 2007

   I have been looking for a mat that is washable, durable, big enough and cute for my son who started rolling everywhere. This is the biggest mat I can find. I can also wash it in the washing machine. It is very soft. My son plays on it all the time with all his toys.... you can do a lot of things on it. I also read stories to him on the mat and play with him. It is also very easy to carry everywhere. We bring it to our friends' house and have our son play on it with other babies. It is just great.

2. ( 2 of 2 found this review helpful ) Posted: Apr 10 2007

   when i looked for a mat, i wanted a washable one to keep it clean all the time. but i wasnt expecting to hand wash a big mat! other than than, it's pretty, big enough, my baby loves to play in it.

3. ( 1 of 1 found this review helpful ) Posted: Jan 14 2007

   This is such a cute mat! It's provides a great place for my 8 month old to play with his toys. Initially, I thought it was a little pricey, but I'm glad I got it.

See all reviews...

Overall Rating: ( 4 reviews )

1. Posted: Dec 11 2007

   My 2 and a half year old received this last year for Christmas and still loves playing with it. She doesn't pull off the wheels and even though the cars are hooked together with a ball and loop she doesn't pull them apart. Dragging it across different surfaces the cars stay together. The animals are really cute and washable.

2. Posted: Dec 5 2007

   If I could only choose 5 toys for my son, this would have to be one of them. It has entertained him through his infant months with the brightly colored animals that offer different sounds when shaken or squeezed, and it is continuing to offer great play options into toddlerhood. He can sort the animals with their wagons according to size or color. He can enjoy the wagon train in action (he is fascinated by watching the 3 wagons being pulled along). And the pretend play options with this toy are limitless. Despite the opinions of the previous reviewer, we feel that this toy is very sturdy, yet flexible (after all, the wagons are constructed of cloth covered thick foam, making it nice for younger babies). We have never had trouble with the wagons separating, no matter how quickly they are pulled or jerked along. And my son (now 12 months) has never been able to take apart the wheels. However, if he is able to in a few months, this will only provide one more way to use this toy--as a way to teach how to put together and take apart, as well as another way to sort by size. This simple toy offers so much for the creative child!

3. ( 1 of 1 found this review helpful ) Posted: Nov 12 2007

   Absolutely one of the best toys I've ever purchased. It is beautifully made and can be played with in many ways. Of course, one can give the critters a ride all around the house -- even play train with the animals waiting at different "stations" here and there at household landmarks. But one can also take all the pieces apart and use them like blocks. You can stack the seats, and even stack the wooden wheels and axels. We've spent many a happy morning stacking these as high as we could and then toppling them over. There is much to be talked about when playing with this toy as well -- colors and sizes and how things can go together in different ways.

See all reviews...