🐾 Chase Paw Patrol Toys for Boys Review

I bought a Paw Patrol Build a Bot for my very creative 4 year old granddaughter and she thought it would make a great gift for her. The instructions are not complicated, which is a plus for me. Build a Bot is hours of fun and my granddaughter made it herself. I'm still the coolest nanny around and very happy with my choice.

My son is in love with this Chase Paw Patrol toy. He liked collecting it as it gave him a different look than most toys. This also helped with his ADHD and the fact that he usually loses interest in many subjects quickly. He was very excited when Chase spoke, and he likes to pretend to pretend with his new Chase. I would love to see other pups in the Build a Bots role.

Good toy for teaching gears and levers and how things move but this toy doesn't really work, it has a phrase 'let's go to the sky this puppy needs to fly' and its legs move but as long as the toy bounces or actually moves, that doesn't happen. My advice: buy kits or similar, better teach the same and build something that actually has a function.

My daughter loves it just because it's Marshall but it was so annoying because it doesn't hold up like the pictures and advertised. He just flops forward and his hind legs kind of push him forward. We tried carpets and wooden floors. I took his head off and it worked, so he's just off balance and there's nothing we can do about it. I am extremely disappointed. I would give one star but it's worth two because it's cute.

This little Paw Patrol turned out even better than I expected! Interesting to build a project. I definitely plan to help the baby with instructions and appliqué stickers. A slightly older child will need less help and will feel a real sense of accomplishment when their build is complete. Well done and fun! Multiple Paw Patrol characters are available. We bought the Chase and will probably come back for some friends. I'm planning on giving away some of these for the holidays,

A very exciting toy for young people! I gifted it to a 5 year old and the 7 year old was thrilled to help build and play. Unfortunately, it took 15 years to assemble, but after assembling everything is fine! Both the 5 and 7 year olds live modify the sticker to make it look exactly how they wanted it to. They also really liked the sayings and the way he moves. Overall, this is a cute toy that gives kids a chance to learn a little bit about robotics and how things work, and then have fun playing

Overall, this party is a lot of fun and makes for a great learning experience. It's like Lego where you have to read instructions, look for parts and figure out how to put it together correctly. My only downside to this product is the age range. My son is five years old, almost six, and he would never sit down and give up. The age range from 3 is very misleading. I have twins who are almost 3 years old and I don't think they will ever sit still long enough to get this together. So keep in mind…

This makes a great educational toy for kids, a great birthday or Christmas gift, a great project for a home school program, or a rainy day idea. A child needs 1/2 to 1 hour to assemble. I would highly recommend it for older children as it is a difficult task for 4-5 year olds. My 3.5 year old son helped me but it was a problem for him even with my help. The child learns how their new toy works under the supervision of an adult and is happy to know that they collected it themselves. Once…

It was fun to put together with my 4 year old. It would be easier for him to follow if the numbers on the parts were more visible. It was pretty easy for an adult to put everything together. Personally, I can't imagine a child over the age of 5 or 6 wanting to play with it. The product itself doesn't really work as advertised as mentioned in other reviews. Some product engineer must have misjudged the weight distribution because Chase's head was so big it couldn't possibly get off the ground. I