VTech Tiny Tot Driver

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Vtech Tiny Tot Driver ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When my brother was 1 we spotted this fun looking little toy whilst out Christmas shopping and couldn't resist it. The toy as shown in the picture above has a bright blue steering wheel, which has a yellow horn in the middle. When rotated the steering wheel plays the tune of 'London bridge is falling down' and when the horn button is pressed a 'honk honk' noise is heard. The bottom of the toy is made from robust bright red plastic and there is a slider switch, which gives two volume options (quiet and loud). This is brilliantly hidden underneath the toy so if baby is playing with ...  Read the complete review

I bought this for James when he was 3 months old, OK maybe that was a bit early but it played tunes which he really loved, and had flashing lights too which captured his attention, he soon leaned that by hitting it wildly he could get them to play and flash!. The toy itself sits on any flat surface, has a large bright blue steering wheel, easily gripped by the smallest of hands, and has a large bright yellow ‘horn’ button in the centre of the wheel. Even though we no longer have the toy I can still hear it! There are 3 vehicle buttons, a red fire engine, yellow bus and green train on the panel below the steering wheel. When pressed in mode ...  Read the complete review

Look at me, I can drive just like daddy, and I am only 1 year old. Nana bought me this vetch baby driver. Who’s coming with me on a journey? Lets start the engine by turning the green switch brmm brrrm (noise of engine starting and voice saying hello hello the toy makes the noise) I can turn the blue wheel round steering round corners. Oh peep peep I pressed the yellow horn because teddy was in my way peep peep get out of the way mummy. There is a red lever to push let me push it I want to know what it does ohhh that’s easy to push and I can hear I am going faster oh faster, faster. I can see 4 square buttons with pictures on ...  Read the complete review

Another great little V-tech toy which is readily available in charity shops, ebay or at car boot sales for about £3. Will keep most toddlers amused for a while in the car or out in a pushchair but the novelty wore off fairly quickly for my daughter. Features a steering wheel, green gear stick, horn, indicators and buttons to press which say phrases and make sounds. I found this toy really repetitive so I was glad when she stopped playing with it but when we gave it to a friends little boy he absolutely loved it so very child dependent. Advantages Robus enough to survive being hurled out of a pushchair Bright and colourful Enough ...  Read the complete review