Review on VTech Go! Go! Smart Wheels Deluxe Track Playset: Ignite Your Child's Imagination on an Exciting Adventure! by David Sokolov

I like this idea. But these parts don't make a very well connected route. (as is the case with wooden railroad tracks because there are so many different shapes of the track pieces themselves). For example, there are no tortuous paths with plugs/sockets. (All curved parts are only male or only female) And many different shaped traces. It seems like it's meant to be a toy for a younger child, with singing bright cars that light up, but the mechanics aren't for toddlers. It's hard for my 3 year old to make a track that connects with himself. (He's pretty good at building wooden train tracks and we got this toy first and wooden train tracks only recently.) Too many differently shaped pieces of track. And I personally find that the track often "makes the machines sing". They don't have time to finish a song before they hit another trigger on the track and start another song. That being said, it's fun to have an adult help set it up, and my son loves just doing one long track across the living room. too, but he asks for help to connect with himself. The cars are very cute and great for little kids. I voluntarily take part in the test group. It could be better!