Hop aboard the sit-to-stand ultimate Alphabet train by VTech! this train is designed to grow with your child and can be used for floor play or as a ride on that also transforms into a Walker. When your little conductor gets older, the caboose converts into a wagon they can fill with toys and pull
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Added on: November 15, 2017 - More: Comments & Reviews
Hop aboard the sit-to-stand ultimate Alphabet train by VTech! this train is designed to grow with your child and can be used for floor play or as a ride on that also transforms into a Walker. When your little conductor gets older, the caboose converts into a wagon they can fill with toys and pull along to develop gross motor skills. Play ten activities while learning letters, numbers, colors and more. The train also helps build fine motor skills with a variety of manipulative features including a storybook, clock, gears and 13 doubled-sided letter blocks that your little one can plug into the side of the train to learn letters and build their vocabulary. The train also counts the blocks when they’re dropped down the chute! for role-play fun, pick up the walkie-talkie and press the number buttons to pretend to talk to animal friends. Take a ride on the learning express with this ultimate Alphabet train! requires 3 AA batteries (batteries included for demo purposes only; new batteries recommended for regular use). intended for ages 1 to 3 years.
Loves it Our 9 month old grand daughter loved this for Christmas. She is now 11 months and pushes the train every where. She prefers to carry the blocks around in her hand rather than putting them in the train. She loves all the do-dads on the train.
fav toy I gave my son this toy when he was 7 months old. and he loves it! the stickers started peeling off rather quickly, but its not a big deal. He still loves it!
Yep, it’s cool My 8 month old is obsessed with all of the little alphabet blocks, loves opening and closing the book and pushing the number buttons. Also likes to chew on the walkie-talkie and turn the little dials. I’d say this toy will continue to engage him as he grows and learns to play differently.