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Disney Winnie The Pooh Ride On – Hundred Acre Jet Activity Ride-On

Thu, Jul 8, 2010

Ride on

Hear Pooh’s theme song & Sweet music as Pooh moves
realistic lift off & landing sounds, radio frequency sound
colorful shape-sorting
blocks and light up properllers rotating to various colorful patterns

Product Description
Very cute and entertaining Disney ride-on inspired by friends of 100 Acrewood… More >>

Disney Winnie The Pooh Ride On – Hundred Acre Jet Activity Ride-On

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5 Comments For This Post

Cezza Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 2:41 am

I bought this for my nephew for his 1st birthday. He loved it – that is until he kept getting pinched by the wings and ‘owwies’ from the propellers. It tipped over a lot too – in the end it was easier to throw it out than to deal with the injuries it caused! He had it less than 2 months – what a waste of money. Wouldn’t recommend at all.
Rating: 1 / 5

Kevin D. Smith Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 4:08 am

I have twin 18 month old boys and they absolutely love it. We got it for christmas for them and they still play with it everyday. They take turns pushing each other on it. They are now finally learning to put the shapes in the correct holes without prompt. i highly recommend it.
Rating: 5 / 5

Amy Joy Staley Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 5:47 am

My son just got this ride-on / push toy for Christmas. He fell in love with it instantly! He is very curious and was fascinated with the spinning propellor that flashes colored lights in all kinds of different patterns. The propellors are made with a soft foam that will not hurt him when he reaches out to touch them. Winnie the Pooh sits right behind the propellor and bounces up and down when the propellor is turning. It plays music and comes with 4 plastic shapes that you can place into their appropriate holes in the body of the plane. The plane has a sensor that acknowledges when you put one of the shapes through the hole. The seat lifts so that you can retrieve the shapes and put other toys inside. There are many ways to make the propellor spin, by pushing assorted buttons and by turning a key, which helps in refining motor skills. The wings on the plane can fold up and down and the small propellors on them spin and make a fun clicking sound as you turn them. The steering wheel even moves back and forth and lights up, too! My son sits on it and rides it all over the house. He likes to push it around, too. All in all, I’d highly recommend this product. It will work well for younger kids, too, because it will “grow” with your child as they learn to walk and play. Very well made, lots of fun and one of my son’s very favorite toys!
Rating: 5 / 5

longhairqueen Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 6:24 am

I had been looking for a small ride on toy my son could learn to push and really enjoy. Of all places this toy jumped out at me at a thrift store. I fell in love, especially for $3! So did he.

He pushes and pulls it everywhere, loves to play with the propellers. And they are styrafoam so it doesn’t hurt him. We put in a battery and now he dances to the music-it is totally adorable. He is 20 months and fits it fine. His cousin, however is a few inches taller and about 12 or so pounds heavier and seems too big for it. She loves it too, but she’s a bit over 2 and has the build of a 3-year-old. We love watching him play with this, and dance to the music. I highly recommend this toy, your child will love it.

Rating: 5 / 5

TanyaZ Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 7:11 am

My son received this for his 1st birthday. He is 27 months now and still rides it around the house and outside. It has gotten the most mileage of any of his toys. The batteries have held up better than expected. We have found it to be sturdy and doesn’t tip easily. The shape sorter is a nice extra that kept his interest early on, and the seat doubled as a secret storage for my son to stuff other toys into. The only thing we didn’t think about when we bought it is that the wings are kind of in the way when he tries to propel himself around, but it hasn’t stopped him from playing with this toy. My son has definitely gotten the value out of this toy.
Rating: 5 / 5

Cezza Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 2:41 am
I bought this for my nephew for his 1st birthday. He loved it – that is until he kept getting pinched by the wings and ‘owwies’ from the propellers. It tipped over a lot too – in the end it was easier to throw it out than to deal with the injuries it caused! He had it less than 2 months – what a waste of money. Wouldn’t recommend at all.
Rating: 1 / 5
Kevin D. Smith Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 4:08 am
I have twin 18 month old boys and they absolutely love it. We got it for christmas for them and they still play with it everyday. They take turns pushing each other on it. They are now finally learning to put the shapes in the correct holes without prompt. i highly recommend it.
Rating: 5 / 5
Amy Joy Staley Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 5:47 am
My son just got this ride-on / push toy for Christmas. He fell in love with it instantly! He is very curious and was fascinated with the spinning propellor that flashes colored lights in all kinds of different patterns. The propellors are made with a soft foam that will not hurt him when he reaches out to touch them. Winnie the Pooh sits right behind the propellor and bounces up and down when the propellor is turning. It plays music and comes with 4 plastic shapes that you can place into their appropriate holes in the body of the plane. The plane has a sensor that acknowledges when you put one of the shapes through the hole. The seat lifts so that you can retrieve the shapes and put other toys inside. There are many ways to make the propellor spin, by pushing assorted buttons and by turning a key, which helps in refining motor skills. The wings on the plane can fold up and down and the small propellors on them spin and make a fun clicking sound as you turn them. The steering wheel even moves back and forth and lights up, too! My son sits on it and rides it all over the house. He likes to push it around, too. All in all, I’d highly recommend this product. It will work well for younger kids, too, because it will “grow” with your child as they learn to walk and play. Very well made, lots of fun and one of my son’s very favorite toys!
Rating: 5 / 5
longhairqueen Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 6:24 am
I had been looking for a small ride on toy my son could learn to push and really enjoy. Of all places this toy jumped out at me at a thrift store. I fell in love, especially for $3! So did he.

He pushes and pulls it everywhere, loves to play with the propellers. And they are styrafoam so it doesn’t hurt him. We put in a battery and now he dances to the music-it is totally adorable. He is 20 months and fits it fine. His cousin, however is a few inches taller and about 12 or so pounds heavier and seems too big for it. She loves it too, but she’s a bit over 2 and has the build of a 3-year-old. We love watching him play with this, and dance to the music. I highly recommend this toy, your child will love it.

Rating: 5 / 5
TanyaZ Says:
July 8th, 2010 at 7:11 am
My son received this for his 1st birthday. He is 27 months now and still rides it around the house and outside. It has gotten the most mileage of any of his toys. The batteries have held up better than expected. We have found it to be sturdy and doesn’t tip easily. The shape sorter is a nice extra that kept his interest early on, and the seat doubled as a secret storage for my son to stuff other toys into. The only thing we didn’t think about when we bought it is that the wings are kind of in the way when he tries to propel himself around, but it hasn’t stopped him from playing with this toy. My son has definitely gotten the value out of this toy.
Rating: 5 / 5

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