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ELC Toddle TruckNewest Review: ... own and if I place the toddle truck a few steps away from the sofa where he is standing he will walk to the truck and then ... more More ELC baby toys
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by - written on 24/09/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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At the age of 9 months my little boy was starting to pull himself up on anything he could reach although he was not yet starting to take steps. Eager to encourage him to learn to walk, I looked around for some kind of toddle truck for him. At about the same time he had begun to take a real interest in three plastic cubes that came with a different toy so when I found out the Early Learning Centre Toddle Truck had bricks inside it I went out and bought it. ~~~ Product Description ~~~ The handle for the Toddle Truck is about 45cm from the ground so is the perfect height for little people. The truck contains 28 bricks which are plain and patterned ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/11/08 (Very useful, 114 readings)
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Early Learning Centre Toddle Truck With Bricks......... This was one of Jack's Christmas presents from last year and it is one toy that is always wheeled out by him and one that I have to wheel away!!! I know that my friend bought it for Jack from the Early Learning Centre and paid £20 for it and that price I feel is a good one because you are getting two very good toys in one really. The toddle truck is said to be from the age of 1 which was a little over what Jack was last Christmas but he has played with it from day one without any problems. The Toddle truck is designed for children who are just finding their feet and the truck ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/05/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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I got my little girl the 'Toddle Truck' from ELC when she was nearly a year old. She had shown signs of walking from abot 9 months, bt actally didn;t start walking til she was 16 months old. So I really needed things to encorage walking rather than coasting arond the place. This iten really fitted in with the look of things I loved, rather than the ghastly mass of plastic toot I now seem to have littered arond the place. It comes flat packed, and is very easy to pop together with ascrew driver. It has a selection of different colored shapes and bricks that fit in the trolley section of the Toddle Truck. From day 1 it was a massive hit. Was smashing into every ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/11/08 (Useful, 35 readings)
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My son has just received this for his First Birthday and he loves it. When you first take it out of the box you do need to spend a few minutes putting together the handle bar and the wheels on it, but this only took me around 10 minutes (and im not the best with flat packs). Once its ready to go it is a very stirdy walker, I really like the wheels as they do have grips on unlike many baby walker that can run away with you or slide. The truck has a good weight to it and my little boy being quite big for his age can still use this to pull himself up to standing. He was straight up and away as soon as we gave him this gift with a huge smile ... Read the complete review
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