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A roll-along musical vehicle "brings to life" a classic children's song!
The bus driver and her friends sing along when the child places them in the correct shape on the bus -- a different verse for each character! A stimulating, hands-on way to explore the world of music.
• Beep the horn, turn on the windshield wipers and open the the door to hear electronic music and sounds.
• Carry handle for portability.
• Developmental benefits for little one include fine motor skills (grabbing and holding, exploring with hands), social, cognitive and emotional (role playing, cause and effect, imitating, listening to music).
• Includes 3 "AA" batteries.
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I would love to say as a Parent, I love this toy. My eldest daughter got this as a gift when she turned 1yrs old for her birthday. Two more girls later.... my other daughter's benefit from playing with the "wheels on the bus" by Playskool. I currently have my 3.5 yr girl and 1 yr old girl playing with it now.
Do you know what the best thing is???? We haven't changed the batteries once!!! The batteries are proving to be quite sturdy.
So to clarify we have had the wheels on the bus toy for 6 years! Wow :)
It is a safe toy, with lovely kid people that ride in the bus and one teacher and a dog. The doll like figures (and dog) fit snuggly in little people's hands for easy care free playing.
Nothing breaks or is hard to work on the "wheels on the bus"
I totally recommend this as a "go to" toy for parents buying for their child (ren) or family or friends to buy for a child that is around 1 years old.
My daughter discovered this toy at a friend's place and as a result received one for her 3rd birthday that year... we had to get it for her, she adored it that much.
The wheels on the bus is a classic song/rhyme that everybody, young and old, knows and knows well... and this toy just makes that classic song a little more exciting.
The bright colours, wonderful music/song, and the different movement activities are great. Open the door, remove the passengers. Close the door, oh no it's raining, switch on the window wipers. Next stop, quick beep the horn, open the door and put the passengers back in the bus. All the while.... sing along :)
The fact this toy is enjoyable and fun while encouraging hand eye coordination, and learning through role play really does make it an absolute winner.
Our daughter is nearly 5 and she still has her wheels on the bus, still bright and still going strong, so we can definitely vouch that it is durable and can handle the tough times our little ones often out their toys through.
It caught my son's eye straight away, the bright colours and little jingles that went along with the different characters on the bus. He loved playing with the little people in the bus and putting them back in and finding their correct places on the bus. He loved pushing it around and hearing all the jingles to do with the song "the wheels on the bus...". It entertained him for quite awhile.
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