Vtech Ride and Learn Giraffe Bike
Saturday, January 16th, 2010 at
7:11 pm
Amazon.com Review
Designed for toddlers between 18 to 36 months old, the award-winning Vtech’s Ride & Learn Giraffe Bike lets kids ride a stationary bicycle while learning the ABC’s, animal names, and counting. The bike’s LCD screen lights up with moving images of animals, numbers and letters, and a variety of large colorful knobs satisfies a child’s natural desire to touch and grasp. The more your child pedals, the more he or she can learn. Ride & Learn Giraffe Bike < ... More >>
- Encourages learning through five modes of active play
- Teaches letters, counting animals and objects
- Features an LCD screen
- Adjustable, bouncy seat with three positions to grow with child
- Ages 18 Mos +
Vtech Ride and Learn Giraffe Bike
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My two year old grandaughter is the busiest child I have ever met. From the time her little feet hit the floor she is off and running. Although she just got the Vtech Ride and Learn Giraffe for Christmas it has already saved her momma a gray hair or two. She likes to get on the seat and pedal (she is still learning this trick)until her feet go backwards a few times. She is getting better everyday though. She loves the bright lights on the vtech and the animation. She pushes one button for a while then another. The music keeps her entertained,the alphabet is clearly understood and the graphics are clear. Grandpa liked the fact that it was easy to put together Christmas Eve night too. It keeps our busy toddler in one place for at least well 15 minutes!
Rating: 5 / 5
Santa gave this to my 3 yr old for Christmas. Yes she’s right at the age recommendation cut off but she is below the weight maximum so we figure if she likes it, it works. And she loves it! I think it’s a great way to get her extra energy out as well as it reinforces some things she’s learned like the alphabet. This past summer she had trouble pedaling her tricycle but I think this coming Spring she’ll have pedaling down pat and we’ll just have to work on her steering.
It’s very light weight and I personally don’t think it takes up much room at all. My only complaint is that it is loud but so is a 3 yr old who has nothing to do to release her energy inside during the cold winter months. I would recommend this to people.
Rating: 4 / 5
My 23 months old grandson loves giraffes. He got right on to ride this toy. It took a couple of days to learn how to pedal. The learning games will also provide months of fun challenges. Seems like a durable item. It’s still new. Needs to be played with much longer to tell how durable it really is. Great idea for a wonderful toy.
Rating: 5 / 5
My son is almost 2 years old and got this toy for Christmas. While he is not quite ready to ride it, he enjoys sitting on it and learning how to push the buttons and operate the machine. I know this is a toy that will grow with him for quite some time and was a great value for the price. I also babysit a younger child who also enjoys sitting on it even though she’s too young to understand the games, she thinks it’s a lot of fun.
Rating: 5 / 5
This is a cheap imitation and not fun at all. I purchased this for my twin 4 year olds and they did not enjoy it at all. I returned it and purchased the Smart Cycle which is fantastic by comparison!
Rating: 1 / 5