Vtech 3-in-1 Learning Zebra ScooterVtech 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter can be used as a push walker and can also be converted in a functional ride-on scooter. This zebra shaped scooter features five light-up buttons in its mane. These buttons teaches kids about animals, destinations and colors. Kids will also love blowing its customizable horn.
Age: 18 months and up
Features- Easy to customize
- Durable and long lasting
VTech's 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter is an exciting interactive learning toy that transforms as your child grows. This lightweight scooter converts from a push-walker for children 18 months and older to a ride-on roller for children 24 months and older to a stand-on scooter for children 36 months and older up to 45 pounds in weight. With its flashy light-up mane, brightly colored basket filled with accessories, and lively sounds and noises, this Zebra Scooter makes learning a fun and dynamic activity.
Children 24 months and older can ride around on this vibrant scooter. |
The scooter can also convert into a stand-up scooter for children 36 months and older. |
The Toy That Grows with Your Child The 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter is a lightweight plastic interactive toy that features a battery-powered mane with five brightly-colored buttons (two AA batteries are included). These buttons light-up in sync with voices and noises that encourage children to learn about colors and animals and begin to develop dexterity skills. The rolling zebra also comes with a basket of three interactive accessories including a flashlight, walkie-talkie, and compass, which can be used in conjunction with the light-up mane.
Younger children can use the scooter as a push-cart. |
All necessary parts of the Zebra Scooter are included in the box and require only a small amount of effort by an adult to assemble using a Phillips screwdriver. Once the Zebra Scooter is fully assembled, the conversion from push-walker to sit-on scooter can be done easily by changing the position of the seat from an angled position to a horizontal seating position. It's just as easy to convert from sit-on scooter to stand-on scooter: the seat flips up to become the scooter handle, and the storage compartment underneath becomes the floor runner.
Colorful indicators on the scooter provide guidance to indicate where releases and locks are located and informational diagrams are embossed directly on the body of the Zebra Scooter to provide additional cues for easy conversion.
Interactive Play Modes Make Learning Fun
The interactive play modes of the 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter help to make learning fun and encourage the development of mental and physical abilities in young children. Brightly-colored lights and warm, uplifting songs and noises provide the enticement for children to begin exploring their world and learning about animals and colors.
Other features, such as the horn and smile buttons, six familiar children's melodies, and two sing-along songs, encourage active play and the development of dexterity and listening skills by captivating the attention and imagination of young children.
Although this Zebra Scooter is designed to durably withstand normal wear-and-tear sustained during fun, physical play, adult supervision is recommended to ensure that play on and around the Zebra Scooter is safe, especially in the push-toy mode.
What's in the Box
Unassembled 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter parts, assembly hardware, two AA batteries, three play accessories, user's manual.
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A Big Hit with our grandson
Grandma and Grandpa delivered the Zebra Scooter to our 28-month-old grandson this past weekend. I (Grandpa) could hardly put it together since he was so excited about the scooter. Would the excitement last? After screwing on the wheel and securing the seat, he was off! He rode it around the house and outside. We took it to the park and he rode down the hill. He kept saying 'I love this'. And he certainly proved that. The scooter is a 'cute' design.... I think it looks more like a cow. It is well-made, and did not scratch or mar the wood floors. Technologically, it was more advanced than I thought it would be. There are 3 different attachments that plug in to the top of the zebra head: a compass, flashlight, and walkie-talkie. These attachments will 'program' the toy to give different responses when the lighted buttons are pushed. Yes, this toy does speak and play music. The parents were going to put some tape over the speaker to mute it, but I didn't find the sounds intrusive, even...
Great versatile toy and well builtI got this scooter for my two nephews. One is almost two, the other is a newborn. The great thing about the scooter is it converts from a walk-behind toy for toddlers learning to walk, to a sit on scooter to a standing scooter. The conversion is pretty easy and requires no tools.
I was very impressed with the build quality of the scooter. Some assembly is required (isn't it always). But, it's not bad. The sounds the scooter makes might get annoying to parents after a while. But, there is a volume control on it (two position switch). As for learning, my first thought was "Kids aren't going to learn an awful lot from this". The manual didn't really detail how to use all the functions. But, then I realized an 18 month old ain't gonna be reading the manual anyway. There are buttons to push and things light up and just maybe they'll learn something from the animals and songs on the scooter. But, the main thing they'll learn is cause and effect, at that age...
Does what it's supposed to do.A pretty good product overall - the kiddo enjoys it. Seems pretty durable, sounds work well, and I like that it has 3 different settings. My main complaint is that the kiddo seems to get his toes caught in/under the wheels when he scoots himself on it. The other thing that makes it less than perfect is that the front wheels don't turn - they are fixed, so the toy goes in a straight line but is difficult to turn unless you kinda yank it one way or the other, sliding the wheels across the floor - not ideal, but it works, I guess.
Product Features :
- Grow-with-me toy converts easily from push walker to ride-on to scooter
- Wide sturdy base
- Five light-up buttons teach colors, animals and destinations
- Features electronic horn button
- Three modes of play
Rating : 4.7
List Price : $49.99
