Fisher Price Smart Cycle

Introduction- Fisher Price Smart cycle is an interactive educational toy aimed at children in the 3-6 age range. It combines both physical and mental interaction that will help to develop your child in their early stages of development. With a wide range of extra game cartridges available you should have no problems in keeping them entertained for hours and be safe in the knowledge that they are getting both mental and physical stimulation. So exactly what is a Smart cycle? Well it is an educational toy that takes the form of a cycle for indoor use, not too different from an exercise bike but smaller in scale to cater for the 3-6 ...  Read the complete review

Fisher Price is one of the most established toy company around and has been for quite a few years now (well I had some of their toys) and is synonymous with play learning. Their parent company is Mattel that we all know make the legendary Barbies. One of their must have toys last year was the Smart Cycle and of course, my mum and dad saw this and sent it of to Santa for my son to enjoy during the Christmas period. This cycle is advertised as being a bike, a gaming system and a learning centre in one. This was by far the biggest present in size that my son had received and I have to admit that it was left in its box until the holiday period was over and some ...  Read the complete review

Fisher price Smart Cycle - Perfect indoor exercise for kids. We bought this for our 4 year old daughters birthday when it was on offer at £39.99 and what an absolute bargain it has been. It is like a computer and exercise bike put together with lots of educational things thrown in. When it arrived it was in a smaller box than I imagined and I wondered if it was going to be quite small for her but I was pleasantly surprised. My 7 year old niece easily fits on and my 18 month old also tries. It was extremely easy to put together and looks bright and inviting. It doesnt take up the whole room either. It is easily plugged into your tv ...  Read the complete review

I spent £50 on this for a friend. They can be more expensive but there are usually goods deals around. It is pretty expensive for a one-dimensional toy but it is quite innovative I think. You can plug it into your tv and a child can cycle on it and race on the screen. I definitely do not think it is a good idea to use this to teach your child to ride a bike, because part of the joy of cycline is being outdoors and a real bike helps them to balance and stear. In fact, this could be a bad idea for a child who can't ride, as it will teach them bad habits when they do learn. However, for children who already cycle, this is a great toy. My friend is ...  Read the complete review