Fisher-Price Lil’ Zoomers Chase ’n Race Ramps
- Full of action and fun, the Chase ‘n Race Ramps wins every time
- When baby puts a car on the top of the ramp, it zooms down the ramp for a fun
- As the cars reach the bottom of the ramp they activate sound effects and tunes
- Includes two cars with roller balls for additional bat-at play
- Baby can also spin the gas pump to hear tunes and sounds
Baby places a car on top, and they’re off. Zooming down the zig-zag ramps, back and forth to the bottom where music and fun sounds greet each vehicle. Two easy-to-hold cars are equipped with a roller ball to bat and spin. Spin the gas pump for musical fun. Gate closes for storage. Enhances Learning Through Discovery: Encourages baby to try different actions to make things happen, learning about problem-solving and cause and effect. Stimulating the Senses: 1) Colorful graphics and zig-zag, rollin
List Price: $ 17.99
Price: $ 9.99
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My 8-month-old daughter loves it,
My 8-month-old daughter loves this and the cars that come with it. She hasn’t quite figured out to put the cars at the top of the ramp to let them fall down but she loves the spinner that makes noises. She also thinks that it is very funny when the cars come out of the ramp. She’s learning to open and close the gate, and the cars themselves seem to entertain her. They roll on the ball in the center, instead of four wheels, so no little parts to worry about. She likes to shake the cars, which rattle, and spin the balls in them. She doesn’t seem to get tired of this toy and the spinner has an on/off switch that is handy. The noises aren’t annoying because they aren’t terribly loud and there are a variety of them to so it keeps it interesting. I think she will play with this toy for a long time.
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I purchased this for my nephew’s 1st birthday. Unfortantely it was the first gift he opened. After he saw it, he was no longer interested in opening presents. We had to remove it from his sight to get him to open another gift! So the older kids quickly persuaded me into removing it from the package for “the baby.” (Yeah, right, like I believed them in the first place.) For the next hour or so, an entire assortment of kids played with this and the matching race track. Keep in mind, the youngest playing with it was 1 year old and the oldest was about 10 years old. Later, my brother-in-law mentioned to me that he can’t wait to play with it.
This thing is really cool and is great for any kid – big or small. The age range on this should be 6 months – 100 years old.
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