🚋 Step2 Neighborhood Wagon With Seating Review

The block is not too difficult to maneuver and is strong enough for games and walking around. It was a bit fiddly to put together, but we managed. It's a little awkward for my girls to put their legs and feet down when they're both indoors (ages 3 and 6).

My granddaughter loves being driven around in this van. This is the perfect size. Haven't tried putting 2 kids in it yet but looks like it's going to work well. The cup holder is a nice addition. It rolls very well on the lawn and our playground. When given the opportunity to drive or craft, she always chooses the wagon!

Good product, terrible instructions. Pictures only of how it should be put together, no written instructions or notes. Also, the parts were placed in the wrong assembly, making it look like a return from the perspective of others. The box was not sent well. The wheels are strong and very noisy. There is no indication of where to get replacement parts or warranty information. Can not be disassembled if you want to return.

This transporter is very durable! I live on a ranch and needed a small pickup truck to transport my little granddaughter. It's perfect. He maneuvers well on the turf and she really likes to be pulled. It also has drink holders and snack holders. My kids had a one door green door when they were little and it has been used for YEARS. This van is perfect and I plan to make a lot out of it! (granddaughter approved!)

Robust and very smooth-running. You know these 4 wheel suitcases are really beautiful and move so smoothly. it's something like that. is a push and pull van. The handle is really strong, very easy to assemble and can be used for a long time. My daughter loves it and so do I because it is so easy to maneuver and easy to get around on grassy sidewalks. We've tried many before this is by far the best

I am actually very upset with this purchase. The depth of the car seat is good, but the front wheels are bent and there is no way to contact the seller to send new ones. I feel like the wheels are about to fall off, that's the main thing (I don't even use it because I'm afraid the wheels will fall off while my daughter is in it). Instead of 90 degrees, they look like 60 degrees. I don't think it's done that way, I just have bad wheels and no contact to replace them. The wheels are also very…

I suspect this station wagon is being sold to people who speak many languages and they thought the 'pictures' would help us get through assembly. Well, think again! There is nothing identifying the different parts. Even the size of different washers. It's impossible to tell which puck to use when only an arrow indicates where to place that "circle". We had to work on the plastic holes that allow the wheels to spin. At first I thought it would be a disaster, but after a little work we enlarged…

I believe that the prerequisite for making children's toys is that you don't have children because a parent can't make something that difficult to assemble. First, the caps have a metal interior. grabbing metal axles and hitting them with a hammer will leave metal shavings on the wheels and floor. It's cool when the baby walks barefoot. Second, the instructions are a joke. Nothing is labeled and the booklet is black and white so half the time you can't tell what part they're using. I threw it…

I recently bought a neighbor's Step 2 van for my first grandson, Harper, who is due in a few weeks. After we put it together, Claire (2 years) jumped up and rolled around the house; She loves it. At a baby shower, Mason (1 year old) got in and wanted a ride. He liked it too and didn't want to get off. Here are our findings: PROS: Good value for money; Very durable plastic material and workmanship; 2 seats in the car, facing each other; seat belts; drink holders for each child (2) food holders…