BAKAM Toddler Toys 3-4 for Boys Girls, Balloon Launcher & Powered Car Set, Fun Toddlers STEM Toy Balloon Pump Cars Racer Kit for Kids 3-5 (Duck)

Our four year-old grandson has been playing with it nonstop since he got it he loves it. Lots of fun for him. Great little toy for the money.

My 4 year old loved this. She loved the variety of toys and the assortment of balloons is helpful to keep the fun going.

It takes too many pumps to fill the balloon even a little. My kid was bored of pumping that thing after 10 min. Save your $$

I am a Speech Therapist and I work with a lot of children with sensory issues. I love this toy, but it is tricky to keep it attached while you are trying to pump up the balloon. This is not a toy that they can really play independently unless they are able to control the pump and keep the toy attached. My three-year-old grandson played with it off and on for hours. I do find the more the balloon is blown up the easier it is! This is a great cause effect toy for children!

The cars didn't stay in place it's like the mechanism doesn't click to hold them tight, but the kids will have fun with it

Absolutely amazing!! I bought this for my special needs preschool/ prek. We use it to work on core words and sharing!

Excelente compra! Muy divertido para los niños sin duda alguna lo disfrutan mucho

This is the cutest idea and the few times we have managed to get this to work my toddler has squealed with excitement and delight. There are both brightly colored cars shaped like cars and animals and a special launcher with a rocket and spaceman that launches into the air. You fit the car or launcher into the valve on the front of the pumper, pump to inflate the balloon (this has been good for counting practice) and then push the button and the car SHOULD race forward or the spaceman or rocket should launch into the air. The big issue with this (I am going to exchange and see if ours is defective or they are all like this) is that you cannot securely connect the cars to the pump so they are not inflating well or pop off in the middle of pumping. There are no directions for how to do this (but my husband is an engineer). We have tried pressing them into the little edges, sliding the car in, and putting the car in and pressing and turning it around to try to screw it in. Sometimes they hold, many times they don't. This is definitely too difficult for a toddler to do without help (we have worked hard to place the car and let the toddler pump the handle and push the button) even when it does work, but most of the time it does not. Really hoping we got a defective one and the replacement will work better. If it does, I will update this review to reflect that. If we can find one where the cars fit into the pump and stay throughout pumping to launch, this will be a really super fun toy. Right now with it not working, it is very frustrating and my toddler can't understand why I cannot make it work or why we can't keep playing with it.