Then uses it whilst saving the world as Superman by turning it on his side and then it becomes the batmobile.

When he first got it he and his friend would climb in together, though the door didn't always shut if they did! The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. He's not fully walking yet but close (takes independent steps occasionally, lots of crawling, cruising and climbing).The only bad thing is that the music feature is really irritating, but it's probably what Colwyn loves best about it. For what it's worth, we also have the mini Cozy Coupe (with pushbar and permanent floor), a Kettler, a LT or FP trike, and countless other ride-ons. We don't own one but we go to a park that has tons of those little cars and DS loves them, he's actually obsessed with them, he won't touch any other playground equipment but he loves steering wheels!

Sharing, pretending, building gross motor and fine motor skills are what Little Tikes toys are all about! wWe'll keep it untill he either out grows it or stops playing in it, but cant see that happening for a while. Almost 5 years down the line and it's still in great condition and has been played with loads by all my children and others. Got one of these for DS2's birthday recently (he's 3) but my 6 yr old fits in it and they have a great time playing with it together.Then, he wanted to power it with his own feet most of the time, although he would get tired and I would still push part of the time. Colwyn was given one against my will (I knew he wasn't old enough yet and didn't want to deal with it), and it's been a major pain in the butt. Receive a 10% off code* and be the first to learn about exclusive offers, competitions and much more!