ELC Light & Sound Buggy Driver

I bought one of these last year for my son from the Early Learning Center to occupy him when we were out in the pushchair, although we tend to drive everywhere and I didn't really think properly when buying this! I only used the actual pushchair once a week and even then he was not in it for long so this toy was barely used for that purpose and was generally used at home, just like any other toy. ***What it does*** So the purpose of this toy is to be attached to the pushchair while out and about to keep baby amused and generally to give them some entertainment especially if you are a person that uses a pushchair a lot, I would say this ...  Read the complete review

I bought this for my son, at a car boot sale (what can I say, I car boot a lot) for the grand total of £1.00. So far its proved a real bargain! Let me explain why.... ~ About ~ The lights and sounds buggy driver comes from the early learning centre at a cost of £20.00. It is made from tough plastic, in bright primary colours. To attach it to car seats, buggies or prams, you simply unscrew the clamps on either side of the toy, open the grips, which extend very wide, accomodating most of today's baby equipment, and screw them closed tightly. It helps your babies hand/eye coordination through having to grip, move, push and pull various features. The ...  Read the complete review

I first saw this on someone elses pushchair when my son was approximatley 6 weeks (or so old). As I had a huge travel system at that time I was intrigued to find a toy that would fit securly onto it for when my son got a bit older. The model at that time was approximatly £15 from the early learning centre, which I thought is a little pricey, however I managed to get one for a couple of quid from ebay. *~the features~* The product has a steering wheel, which has a working horn in the middle. A little knob that i suppose could resemble a gear stick, which when moved has the sound effects forwards is similar to a a car changing up a gear and backwards ...  Read the complete review

My son was bought the ELC buggy driver when he was about six months old. They are recommended for 3 month to 2 years. They are now available in blue and now pink although the pink wasn't available until recently but would not have been that relevant for my son anyway. They are currently advertised on the ELC website as a star buy for £15 instead of £20 What is it? It is a plastic attachment for the buggy that attaches with two plastic clamps and screws to entertain your little one while out. The car section consists of a key to start the engine, a forward and reverse gears which make different sounds dependant upon the direction; the forward is a ...  Read the complete review

I love this product. We have attached it in front of our baby's bumbo seat and he is only 4 months so not quite up to steering the wheel yet but he touches it a lot and giggles when he looks at it. I am not quite sure what the joke is but if my son is happy, then it's all good!! The product says it is from 3 months but I think older babies will get more out of it. It also says it is up to 2 years but our 18 month old friend who donated it to my son is already too old for it. She can play with it a little but becomes very bored with it. I think a baby from 6 months to a year would get the most out of this toy. It is particularly good in a push ...  Read the complete review