Review on Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Trolley Set with Daniel Tiger Figure, Individual Piece by Sheppard Priest

(limited editions) Personally I am very happy with this purchase! My 2.5 year old loves it and so do I. The call is not electronic but is produced by a small mechanism with a chime, similar to old toys. It doesn't quite look like a show but personally I really like it and was thrilled that it's NOT electronic. I believe there is an electronic version for those who need it. She is also plastic. The idea of a wooden wagon sounds really cute to me, but I honestly don't think it will survive the game unless it's very durable and much more expensive. Potential Problems: 1. One thing that really struck me is that like most people, we have hair, lint, and dust in our home. Even if I remove most of it, the wheels pick up whatever they find and this causes the reverse function to stall. This happened to us within the first five minutes when my toddler found the only patch of pet hair in the area. It took me about ten minutes to carefully clean everything with eyebrow scissors and nose nippers to get it working again. -Reverse function as he can still push it and still get manual inertia. but I've seen it upset some people. I will probably have to clean it regularly to keep it working. It will motivate me to clean my floors more thoroughly and more often, which is actually a good thing. Daniel's head and arms can rotate, meaning they can be ripped off and choked. It's cool that they can move, but it also limits the age range and doesn't make much sense unless they're supposed to get a kid to do something that would need their arms/head to move (like pretend , as if they were playing what could move them). I want to be able to move my arms.) My toddler was really intrigued by this ability so it was fun to watch. Although I'm a bit worried and would be desperate if he was younger/more talkative and I couldn't give him Daniel. In general we are very satisfied! Seeing my son's excitement with the trolls and Daniel is definitely overwhelming. Thank you!