🛴 Fisher Price Scooter with Laugh and Learn Stages Review

My 18 month old daughter loves to ride metal tricycles at school. I bought it as a cheaper alternative. She really wanted to use it. But it doesn't move very well on our hardwood floors. The front wheel doesn't spin, which I didn't realize before I bought it. I hope that after she grows up a bit she learns to move it. We're still playing with it at the moment, but she never uses it without help.

Not the funniest toy you will ever buy. In fact, in my personal opinion, I would call it rather boring. I'm pretty sure my kids are okay with that. We got our eldest 2 bikes for Christmas so this was chosen for our 14 month old girl so she can ride too. Since then it's just been gathering dust in the corner of her room. The few times it works, it's a short trip. This little trip just misses the mark. We have hard wooden floors and quite active kids and nobody can get them to work well, not even

Good toy for children. My daughter is 10 months old. She has not yet learned how to stand up on her own, but will sometimes push her like a walker. She really enjoys riding it once I put her on it, but then again I still push her to this point because she doesn't understand how to ride it herself yet. I think she'll be riding it all the time for the next few months. The price was great, $20! It makes sounds (key starts ignition, horn, music and conversations) and she loves it. There are 2…