V Tech – 3 – In – 1 Smart Wheels
Friday, April 2nd, 2010 at
8:11 pm
Product Description
When it comes to learning, you never come to the end of the road with the 3-in-1 Smart Wheels. For the littlest babies, it’s tummy time with the 3-in-1 Smart Wheels pull out panel with cool light-up dashboard, built-in cell phone, steering wheel, turn signals and horn. When your baby’s ready to rock, the Smart Wheels easily covert to a rocker and the panel slides in front for continued learning and fun. Finally, when she’s ready to roll, baby can climb aboard the 3-… More >>
- Tummy time mode features a busy box with light-up letters, steering wheel, and horn
- Rocker mode allows baby to rock while learning shapes, numbers, colors and letters just turn the steering wheel
- Ride-on mode gives toddlers a fun, learning ride by teaching words and fun role-play while developing gross motor skills
- 6 months +
V Tech – 3 – In – 1 Smart Wheels
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We bought two of these from Amazon. One for our granddaughter’s first birthday and another to save as a gift for someone else. The baby just adores it. We set it up in the rocking position — one of the three ways it can be used. She sits on it and rocks back and forth [good balancing practice] while playing with the horn and all the buttons and other gizmos. There are loads of songs, color teaching, and so forth. It was very easy to assemble and is very sturdy. No tools needed. We had bought it for the baby to play with at our home, but she enjoys it so much that the kids took it to their place. So now, instead of giving the second one as a gift to someone else, we will open and assemble it for use here in our house. Once the baby gets older and starts walking, the bottom section can easily be reversed from rocking to the bike type position.
Rating: 5 / 5
I can hardly get him to play with anything else. He loves to sit on it and straddle the seat and stand on the side rails. He will sit and play on this toy for hours… being so little I have to sit on the floor and hold him, but he’s learning balance, he figured out that he can turn the steering wheel and make it sing the alphabet. He loves getting on and off it. He really gets excited on it, banging away at all the buttons. I can’t wait until he’s big enough that I can turn the rocking base around to the wheels and let him ride on it. I’m so glad I bought this when it was on special. I only regret not getting a few more for children of friends.
Rating: 5 / 5
Granny and Paps got this for Bryce for his first Christmas when he was 8 months old. He didn’t use it much at first because we’d put it completely together as a rocker due to him having so many tummy toys. Now that he’s walking (running LOL) he LOVES this toy! It has different learning modes that help keep his play fresh. He loves the music and the lights and rocking on it. He will sit on it with his feet up while he watches cartoons. It is very sturdy as Bryce went through a stage of pushing everything over. This toy handles his abuse well. We still have it set up as a rocker and will be making it a ride-on scooter soon.
I do have to say that the one we have is slightly different than the one pictured here. The seat on the one we have is longer and the accessories on the “dash” are placed differently. You may be able to see the differences in the “Customer Images” that I submitted…
Rating: 5 / 5
This toy is entertaining for all my children. The more they play with it the more they discover it does.
Do not consider it a riding toy. It really doesn’t ride well. Who needs a riding computer anyway?
Highly recommended for hours of entertainment.
Rating: 5 / 5
Got this on sale at Amazon for[...]. Great deal. Both of my kids love it.
This toy is packed with lots of little functions not mentioned in the manual. For example, one function sings the ABC song and another says the ABC’s in ascending order as you turn the wheel. There are three electronic modes, and the shifter and steering wheel works differently based on the modes.
I gave it a 4 star because it was built with lighter plastic, making it easy to tilt over when a small infant (over 25lbs) leans on it. The steering wheel should be padded more for infant comfort. The four supporting wheels should be more padded so it wont’ scratch the tile/hardwood floors. The wheels don’t move well, so don’t expect kids be able to ride it like a tricycle. I put this on a carpet surface and into the Rocker, so my two kids can sit, rock, and play.
I wish the manufacturer will spend a few more dollars to use heavier material.
Rating: 4 / 5