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Tomy Thomas & Friends Sit n Ride from Tomy
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Minimum Age: 3 years
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Product Description For the younger child Thomas Sit n Ride is a walker, then it's a sit and ride toy for toddlers. Press the beeper to hear a tune, open Thomas' cab to reveal the secret storage compartment. Thomas Sit n Ride is ideal for use in summer or winter, indoors or
Customer Reviews
4 kids and still going strong Posted 25 October 2007
My eldest son was 2 when his Godmother bought him Thomas. He literally shook with excitement and used it constantly for months. Two younger sisters learnt to walk with thomas and use the box under the seat to store their precious cuddly toys. My youngest will be handed the torch in a few months and I expect a similar reaction to a toy that has stood the test of time.
Bomb proof - but battery draining Posted 02 October 2006
We bought this for our eldest son 2 years ago and even with heavy indoor use it looks as good as ever. And now our 1 year old son is starting to toddle he's discovering that it can be used for something more than hiding toys under the flip lid seat :-) The only downside is that both of our little darlings are gadgeteers and love to press the button for the horn and the three batteries are drained inside 2 weeks. If you can get a squeezy press button version then I'd give it 5 stars, but if your only option (but I need the Thomas one!) is the battery version I'd seriously consider removing the batteries as soon as its out of the box and telling your little ones "it's broken / doesn't work / I don't think it's meant to do anything son".
Peep Peep Posted 03 April 2006
Further to the other reviews the manufacturers have changed the horn to a squeezy press one that doesn't require batteries. hurrah. My son loves it and stores all his take along Thomas' in the seat.Easy to put together and looks like it will withstand hours of heavy 'boys' play.
Whoo whoo.
A lovely toy Posted 12 September 2005
This was a present we bought for my son's first birthday. It is one of the few toys he is still playing regularly with nearly a year later. The batteries do run out after a few months - but my son loves it just as much without the sound effects. He started by pushing it along, and now sits on it pushing himself up and down making his own train sound effects! An excellent toy - good value considering the hours of entertainment received from it.
Battery, Battery, Battery! Posted 21 June 2005
Where as 99.9% of toys tend to use standard 'AA' batteries, for some wierd reason this uses three watch batteries.
When you consider that these batteries cost around £3.00 each and only last for about a week, it's a very expensive toy to maintain.
Unless you're happy to be spending £20 a month on batteries, I would avoid this toy.
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