👨 Interactive Parent-Child Adventure: Preschool Education Review

My son loves this item! Batteries are not required. The child is controlled and all switches are down. The cars also have magnetic wheels to keep them on the track. There are fewer cars than expected, but everything works great.

There is something very cute about this set. I saw it and just wanted it. I have a child who is too small to play with (small parts are a choking hazard) but bought it anyway to keep until it grows up. When it arrived I set everything up and suddenly my husband and 13 year old were hovering over me and wanting to play. I jokingly asked if I should return it today and they both protested. It's a bit overpriced and rather flimsy, but the concept is so fun that I don't regret buying it.

Concept is good, assembly is a breeze. Not all cars ran well, most got stuck at various points along the track. You need to lift and move the car for the process to continue. My 5 year old grandson was frustrated with this process. The magnetic part was the worst! Cars did not come off easily and had to be removed by hand each time. The set needs to be completely flat to even work. For example playing on a table, but then it slides too much. Unfortunately I am returning.

I bought this for my son when he was about three years old. He is now 3 1/2 years old and still loves this toy. It's easy to assemble, so we regularly take it apart and put it back in the box. So if we do it about once a week, he's all in! The parts are high quality and the mechanics are easy for them to pick up on once they are old enough to learn the basics of button pressing. Given that this toy doesn't make much noise and is a compact item, I think this would make a great gift for anyone…

This product is presented very differently than it really is. This whole toy is tiny, the best word I can think of is MINUSCULE. It's literally about 18 inches square. Vehicles are tiny. . The video describing this toy is a totally false advertisement and the pictures they show are FULLY photographed and made to look like a good sized toy when actually it is ridiculously small. It's a terrible setup and doesn't do what the video suggests. This is by far the WORST item I have ever received from…

Luckily I got it together before I wrapped it up and put it away for Christmas. I was so excited to get this for my son when I saw the advert on Instagram and it looked fun but interesting and different from all the other toys he has. I'm sure if it worked properly he would love it. After putting it together I had my doubts as it seemed cheap and flimsy, but when I tried running the machines on the go I knew right away that it wasn't worth the money (or the frustration it would have) at all…

For $25 I really expected more. At first there was a part missing, but it was just a small house, so it didn't affect how to play with it. All working parts were present but very weak. There's no direction, but it's pretty easy to put together just by looking at the box. I would probably pay $10 for it if I knew better. However, it's a great concept that's cheaply made. The kids still have fun playing with it. It's a bit tricky, since the roads don't really line up and the plane with the magnet