🏢 Transforming Your Neighborhood into an Imaginative Sales Hub: Introducing Sales Enterprises Neighborhood Imagination Destination Review

Our two-year-old and his friends loved the Daniel Tiger gazebo for his birthday! Really pretty graphics and easy to open and store. However, the kids enjoyed flipping it indoors, so it's best to place it on a soft surface in an open area. Would buy again.

I love the idea and concept of this. The material is the only negative in my opinion. It's like a thin canvas. I'm afraid it will tear easily over time, and the more times it's put down it will wear out and break. I love the concept, not the material. I would prefer tent-like material.

I have mixed feelings about this tent. I loved the idea of my fan son Daniel Tiger playing with the cart but the truth is it is VERY difficult to fold unless you have a toy tent folding tutorial (I had to watch a lot of YouTube videos ) and my son almost zero interest. in a game with him.

This is absolutely adorable for kids and my 3 year old grandson loves Daniel Tiger so this was a fun gift for him. His older brothers love it and they all get in and roll up the stairs! And it's still standing - if you can tell that 3 boys aged 3, 5 and 7 have used and abused it I'd say it's holding up well. They all love it.

UPDATE: Contact the company direct and they will reply very quickly. They apologized for the accident as they had never seen it and were able to send me a repaired car straight away. My daughter loves playing in it! I wanted to open it on Christmas morning and the entrance is sewn shut horizontally and not in the right direction, vertically. Slightly disappointing as the item is no longer available for exchange. She has difficulty getting in and out as she has to climb over the hatch at the…

This train is great for little ones. My 2 year old grandson fell in love with it immediately. Folding it up isn't entirely clear, but once you get the hang of it, it's not that hard. The only indication of possible future improvements concerns outputs. It has two holes on the top for the child to jump out of and one hole to get in. We had another train similar to this one with a valve at both ends so the child could get in one end and out the other or chase them through which was a lot more fun