Cute Stone Push Pull Bus Toy, Baby Musical Learning Toys with Sound & Light, Whack-a-Mole Game, Shape Matching, Gear, Toy Clock, Activity Bus Toy Early Education Gift for Toddler Boys Girls

Didn’t like the way it arrived the box was fully opened. I had 2 other products also in the box

My grandson loved it very age appropriate

There are lots of similar bus toys out there. I would say this one has a special feature that make it different from others, which is the Whack-a-mole game. Overall, my infant and 3 years old enjoy playing it. There are 5 shapes and 2 hammers come with it. So, it actually parent and the kid can play together. There are 8 different modes for the game. Easy to figure out how to play. The downside I would say is the music is quite loud and there's no option to adjust volume. This is a good gift for kid under 4 years old.

The media could not be loaded.  As a pediatric therapist this toy has a lot of great features. It provides great visual stimulation with items lighting up. Visual perceptual skills can be tackled with the shape sorter. There is some nice cause-and-effect being addressed by pushing buttons. There are some nice auditory features with the songs and noises. Animal noises, nursery rhymes, and the ability to play individual notes are my favorite. I’m still learning how to switch between modes efficiently but it does come with some nice instructions to help figure out what buttons to press. To play wack a mole and score points you have to move pretty fast and the kiddos I work with can’t really coordinate their movements fast enough to score points but I don’t think they care. It would be nice if the speed could be a little slower. Overall glad to have this item in my tools. Kiddos seem to really like it! For the price point it is a nice item !

Do want a cheap toy that counts slowly to 100, pronounces “game” as “gam”, has pieces that a small child can fit entirely in their mouth, and plays at loud or deafening volumes? Well, this toys has all those features.This is a piece of junk. It is unbelievably loud, and the switch lets you choose between two very loud options. Maybe as the batteries die it will become quieter, but small children have more sensitive hearing than middle aged adults and this thing is loud for the latter.There are a bunch of modes, but I doubt many children would find them entertaining for long. There’s drum noises, but you can’t hit the mole buttons quickly enough to play a song. There’s a “learning” mode, but it’s just vocalizations without context. Not sure a kid that understands 80 comes after 79 by hearing words wants to listen to a robotic voice rattle on, while a child learning to count might benefit from seeking numbers of the number of objects. Are there mole buttons with numbers on or next to them? There are not. Are there 10 mole buttons? Also no. Does hitting the first mole button make it say one and hitting a second make it say two and so on? No again.I understand many electronics are made in Asia, but if you’re making products for the American market, pronounce the words properly. “First gam” “second gam” etc is awful.I don’t know that a child can choke from the numbered, colored shapes—of which there are 5, awesome—but I know they fit neatly into a child’s mouth. Since I prefer my child alive, I decided not to keep this just to find out.Amazon needs to fix the amount of garbage they allow sold on their platform and also the number of bogus reviews for that garbage. I can’t believe anyone paid money for this thing and thought it was good.

My grandson loves this toy. I only wish the sound and lights were working. It worked for the first minute or so, and then stopped. I’m sure if I took it away from him and sent it back I could get one that works. But he already loves it.

I got this with my two year old in mind but my 4 year old also enjoyed playing with it. I like that the bus comes with ways to store all the pieces neatly inside.

Not what I expected but cute. I was getting it for a first birthday gift and it was just to small for her. Would have been great for someone a little older. Sellar was great and offered a full refund or to replace it with a larger toy.