Fisher Price Peek-a-Blocks Press N Go Train

Fisher Price Press and Go Train This was one of the larger toys that my partner and myself bought for Jack this gone year, his first Christmas. Every boy needs to have a train set and this one looked fantastic and was helped by the fact that Woolworth's, where we bought it, had it at a reduced price for £19.99p. I have seen it go back up to £25 since Christmas but at other places such as Amazon you are able to get it at the cheaper price all the time. To look at the Press and Go Train you will see that it comes in two parts the front part that has the steam engine attached and then the second part that can be added on or taken ...  Read the complete review

For just £14.99, the Fisher Price Peek-a-Blocks Press N Go Train is a real bargain. The idea behind it is that it's a circus train, transporting all of the animals in little boxes (not the most politically correct toy in the world to be fair). Running on 3 AA batteries, it chugs along, whilist the animals in the boxes spin around or move up and down on the see-saw truck. We got this for my son's first birthday, and I was amazed at how cheap it was - you certainly get a lot for your money. For one, there is all the appeal of a train for those who are Thomas fans. Secondly, it's a moving toy, and I am happy to say the 3 AA batteries are still going ...  Read the complete review

My son got this for his first birthday. He's two years old now and still plays with it nearly every day so it was definitely a good buy. The toy is a bright and colourful train with a circus theme to it and it's made by Fisher Price. The train has a trailer that is fixed to it and an extra one that is detachable. There is a platform on the train that moves up and down and the trailer behind it lights up and has a platform that turns around and around. The detachable trailer has a platform that moves like a see-saw. The train comes with peek-a-boo blocks which fit snugly onto the trains platforms and if you put the right ones in the right slots then they will ...  Read the complete review

My parents bought this train for my son at christmas 2 years ago , he was nearly 7 months old at the time and was getting very fedup with his soft toys. Fisher Price as everyone knows is a good make and they really do seem to think about the children who will be using them like the fact that babies and children love bright colours. The train is brightly coloured in red with bits of yellow and green whilst the carriages are mostly blue and yellow , the wheels are bright orange and the blue carriage is removable. The train comes with 15 blocks which are made out of tough plastic and have a circus theme such as a clown ,monkey ,panda,lion and ...  Read the complete review

This was one of the first toys we bought our son for his first christmas and was only 5 months old. Think we paid about £25 for it at the time, but was definately worth the money. He is now 3 and has only just stopped playing with it, and thats mainly because it broke (not surprising the use it has had), but occassionally he will still get it out of his room and push it along. Its great for babies to crawl after, but the songs and moving blokes will keep the child amused even before they crawl. I remember my son sitting for hours just putting different bricks on it and sitting with his finger on the button that spins in circles watching it go round. The train ...  Read the complete review