- Poppity-pop action plus realistic lawn mower features for pretend play
- With this toy lawn mower, toddlers can enjoy push-along role play while singing, learning and helping out!
- Switch the mower to one of three modes: learning, music or imagination
- Teaches: Alphabet, Numbers, Opposites, Helping & more!
- Includes 4 sing-along songs and 4 instrumental tunes
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With this toy lawn mower, toddlers can enjoy push-along role play while singing, learning and helping out! Switch the mower to one of three modes: learning, music or imagination. Little ones can mow the way to new skills, counting and exploring opposites, colors and shapes with sing-along fun. Includes 4 sing-along songs and 4 instrumental tunes, with volume control for quiet push-along play. The Laugh & Learn Learning Mower requires 3 “AA” (LR6) alkaline batteries (not included).
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This playful mower has three different modes, allowing your child to explore a new kind of fun in each mode. In Learning Mode, kids will learn things like colors, shapes, opposites and actions. In Music Mode, tots will love the mowing song and great musical ditties that accompany the mower's activities. And Imagination Mode provides realistic mowing sounds when kids push the mower along. Requires 3 "AA" batteries, included. Measures approximately 25" tall.
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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
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I have two year old twins. I am used to loud. Dear lord in heaven, I am used to loud. Generally if a toy makes noise, I don't mind so much. After all, it's the silence that is scarier with little ones.
On the other hand, there is this...
We got this for them when they were one. A year ago. For a year now, we have endured the insanity and inanity that is this toy.
Sure, there's the handle problem. The handle doesn't stay upright, so the child has to be a good walker to use it. Our children were good walkers by a year, so that wasn't that big a deal.
Then there's the songs. An excerpt? "Pushing along with the mower, hoping the grass will get lower..." What a strange expectation. Hoping? Really? Whatever, though. The other "educational" bits aren't really all that educational, either.
Really, the immense issue with the toy is the racket. Even the corn popper push toys aren't as loud. It's just so loud. Just, so very, very loud. The only reasonable place to have this toy is outside. Even there, it gets tiring to have such a truly loud toy. For the children, though, it drives them into a frenzy. A full screaming, yelping, running frenzy.
I suppose it could be interesting to throw a couple of these, a bag of sugar, and some caffeine loaded sodas into a small fenced area with some toddlers and make bets on who survives. Outside of playing Ultimate Fighting Cage Matches toddler style, I can't see repurchasing this toy.
Unfortunately, it's a hardy little thing. Nothing will kill it.
So, you know, if you don't mind the noise, your kids will like it, and it'll last forever.
Good luck.
On the other hand, there is this...
We got this for them when they were one. A year ago. For a year now, we have endured the insanity and inanity that is this toy.
Sure, there's the handle problem. The handle doesn't stay upright, so the child has to be a good walker to use it. Our children were good walkers by a year, so that wasn't that big a deal.
Then there's the songs. An excerpt? "Pushing along with the mower, hoping the grass will get lower..." What a strange expectation. Hoping? Really? Whatever, though. The other "educational" bits aren't really all that educational, either.
Really, the immense issue with the toy is the racket. Even the corn popper push toys aren't as loud. It's just so loud. Just, so very, very loud. The only reasonable place to have this toy is outside. Even there, it gets tiring to have such a truly loud toy. For the children, though, it drives them into a frenzy. A full screaming, yelping, running frenzy.
I suppose it could be interesting to throw a couple of these, a bag of sugar, and some caffeine loaded sodas into a small fenced area with some toddlers and make bets on who survives. Outside of playing Ultimate Fighting Cage Matches toddler style, I can't see repurchasing this toy.
Unfortunately, it's a hardy little thing. Nothing will kill it.
So, you know, if you don't mind the noise, your kids will like it, and it'll last forever.
Good luck.
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
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It's a nice mower that has some educational value to it. Has and educational mode and a song mode. Only complaint is I wish the handle would stay up (like in the pic). It falls to the floor if you are not holding it.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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We were so excited to have this because my (at the time) 2-year-old really wanted a mower to "be like Daddy." Now, I understand that lawn mowers are noisy, but this thing is REALLY loud when being pushed by a toddler. Maybe it's just the sound of it on our tile floor INSIDE the house, although it's now been banned inside and is only used outside. The handle does not stay up and is VERY short. I would not have chosen this specific mower, but it was a gift and will be around until it "disappears" someday :)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Straight to the trash. What a waste.
The handle falls to the ground (and is pretty difficult to hold up). It is difficult to push (though easy to pull) because of a safety locking mechanism on the wheels. Read more
Published 2 days ago by K. Stelljes
Don't buy---can't cut Zoysia grass
This lawnmower looks good and all, but I can't recommend it, because no matter how much I tried to adjust the wheels etc, it really could not handle the thick grass on my zoysia... Read more
Published 10 days ago by The Original Most Interesting Man in the World
Not for kids learning to walk
I was so disappointed when I bought this toy for my one year old's birthday. This toy does not help babies learn to walk, it is for an already walking child. Read more
Published 2 months ago by emma
Just Plain Fun! great fun for little ones who know already know how to...
This is a sturdy fun toy for little ones who already know how to walk! This is not a walker.... it is not advertised as a walker... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Santa Cruz Mom
Cute mower but...
I bought this mower for my 16 month old son and I was hopeful he would like it because he's always shadowing me when I mow or vacuum. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Joi V.
His favorite toy all year
My husband and I were quite puzzled how this toy is getting the reviews it is getting. First, this is not designed to be a walking aide, so its unfair to try to rate it as so. Read more
Published 3 months ago by K. Thibodeaux
Looked nice enough...
Thought this would be a great pushing toy. The sounds it made didn't seem too loud when I pushed the buttons at the store. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jeanine
Kids love it, I hate it!
Ok so the kids absolutely love it.. but I think it is way too loud!! When I say too loud, I mean even though I read the reviews and others said it was loud I still tried it. Read more
Published 5 months ago by K. Muth
Poorly designed!
This toy is poorly designed and mostly unusable. The lawnmower handle swivels and does not stay in an upright position. Read more
Published 5 months ago by R. Mendez
Fail!
My daughter got this for her 1st birthday. She's not quite a walker yet and every picture of this toy shows the handle standing up, so we assumed it would be a nice walker for her. Read more
Published 6 months ago by iGirl
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