🐌 Discover the Award-Winning Hape Walk-A-Long Snail: A Toddler's Favorite Wooden Pull Toy! Review

I don't know why I think it's cute but my 1 year old girl and 3 year old boy let it sit in the corner and play with it once and stopped caring about it. They don't have many stimulating toys so I don't know why but they weren't impressed.

Our snail's tail broke in half after normal use. We choose wooden toys because they last longer than plastic. Unfortunately, this high-quality wooden toy didn't last more than a year with infrequent use. I contacted support and they offered a replacement at 50% off the suggested retail price (plus shipping). It is not worth. We thought we had a good toy for all of our children to play with, but it didn't even make it past the first child.

My 15 month old LOVES this toy. He goes everywhere with him lol. Even in the supermarket he wouldn't let go of her. Everyone thought it was so cute lol. He doesn't quite understand how to pull the string yet, but I'm sure he'll figure it out soon. He rents a sorter and just loves to push his auger. I'm so glad I gave it a few days before sending this item back, it's such a beautifully made toy but for the first few days my baby showed no interest and I wanted to send it back. Then the next…

Bought for my nephew for Christmas last year. He just loves her and plays with her all the time. When he was younger, he enjoyed pushing the snail, wagging its tail, and rolling the shell across the floor (with the dice inside, it made a very loud, pleasing noise). Clack-clack-clack" while rolling). Right now he's totally into the gaming aspect of compliance. I suspect that in the next phase he'll use it as a toy for toddlers to play around the house. I was also very impressed with the build…

I bought this for my nephew and he loves it! He carries around a clam sorter and loves the sound it makes as he drags it across the floor. My daughter has the turtle version, but I think the snail is better because: 1) the shapes (3) are longer so they don't fall out of the "shell", 2) the tail moves when you pull it over pull the floor , 3) toddlers jumping eyes are captivating. The disadvantage is that there are only 3 shapes for the turtle instead of 5 and the shapes are harder to choose…

My little one has just started walking and loves carrying this toy around. The shape sorter is a bonus. It forms a snail shell and rotates when the toy is pulled. When the figures are in the figure sorter, they will make a clinking sound when pulled as the figures fall into the toy. The shape sorter often falls out of the toy when a one year old pulls on it. When playing with a toy, my baby puts the eyes of the toy in his mouth and the whole eye is put in his mouth. If I see him doing it, I'll…

This is a cute snail. He's made of wood. The eye-connector is like rubber tubing, so the eyes move. The snail shell is simply mounted above the wheelbase. This makes it impossible for a child to use everything. They can use the bowl to place and remove blocks, but lack motor skills to place the bowl on the base. I actually found it a bit odd to put on a seashell. And as soon as you hit the snail on the side, knock out the shell. So this is moved without a shell while using the shell as a form…

So I bought this toy as a gift for my 1 year old daughter because I thought she would love this interactive toy. I had no idea that I was very wrong. I didn't realize how traumatic this was for my daughter. seeing her mother in excitement rip the shell off the lucky little snail, rattle her shell to pull out the blocks, then slip my hand in to grab the blocks, only to look up and my daughter completely traumatized with gaping and droopy eyes see pine. what I just did to this poor little snail…

Such a cute toy! Bright colors, solid construction, lots of fun play options (insert and remove pieces, pull the toy along) - the tail moves up and down and the circle spins as it moves which is absolutely adorable. I removed the star for two reasons: 1) the circle holding the shapes is a bit tricky to align properly on the base so it rotates when you pull it which causes my oldest child (4yrs alt) bursts into tears in frustration a few times) and 2) there are only 3 shapes to fit in the shape…