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 ELC Highchair Steering Wheel Baby Toy

ELC Highchair Steering Wheel

 
Description: Brand: ELC / Age: 9 months / With gears to change, rear-view mirror to look in, horn to hoot, flashing lights, engine ... more
ELC Highchair Steering Wheel ... sounds and 2 tunes.

Newest Review: ... volume settings. An added bonus to this toy is you can turn it off, my baby has had a few musical toys that dont turn off ... more

 ... and drive you crazy everytime you move the toybox. To be honest my little boy spends more time playing with this on the floor, as when we put it on his highchair he tends to pull it off his tray and it spends most of the time falling to the floor. That is one downside to the toy I dont think its sticks to the tray very well. I think the Highchair steering wheel is great value for money at ELC only £10 and it is suitable for babies 6 months and above....more

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stephiem
Premium Review ELC Highchair Steering Wheel: Baby Steering Wheel (242 words)
by - written on 19/10/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
Rating:

The Early Learning Centre Highchair steering wheel is one of my little boys favourite toys, he is now 11 months old but he has loved this from the minute he could sit up and play with it. The idea of the steering wheel is to attach it using the suction pad on the toy to your babies high chair tray. It has lots of things to keep your little one entertained, you can turn the steering wheel, hoot the hooter, rev the gear stick, look in the mirror and there are 3 buttons each of which make different noises from starting the engine, brakes screeching and a general tune, you can have it on 2 different volume settings. An added bonus to this toy ...  Read the complete review

whatanoldbag
Premium Review Baby Driver hits the road (and the floor!) (517 words)
by - written on 11/04/08 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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This is a great little toy, which at £10 from the Early Learning Centre is not expensive if you are looking for a present for a little boy or girl. It is designed with a rubber suction cap on the bottom of it, so you can stick it down to a hard, solid surface. The idea is that you stick to the tray of your baby's highchair, to keep baby amused while you're preparing dinner, finishing your own meal or whatever, but it has good play value on the floor or in the playpen too, at least in our house! It is suitable for babies from six months - in other words they need to be able to sit up in their highchair unaided really and be ble to reach out to a toy, ...  Read the complete review

mumsymary
Premium Review ELC Highchair Steering Wheel: Brrrrmmmmmmmmmm Brmmmmmmmmmm watch out here comes the high ... (356 words)
by - written on 30/01/07 (Very useful, 193 readings)
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Brrmm brmmm watch me drive my high chair ’ beep beep, here I come Nanna. No my grandchild can not really drive her high chair but she has an E L C highchair steering wheel we bought it for her for Christmas . Cassie one year old in 2 weeks time loves to sit in her high chair and pretend to drive. This toy is suitable for children aged 6 months upwards. Cassie will and turns the yellow steering wheel. She has a horn to hoot in the centre of the wheel. Watch out mummy here she comes. Cassie turns the red handle and changes gear. She pushes one of the 3 buttons on the dash board and makes a light flash, one button with a picture of a key on it ...  Read the complete review

 

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