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VTech Push and Ride Alphabet Train

  • VTech Push and Ride Alphabet Train

  • Posted by emmaperoni

  • 03 Jun 2009 10:03AM

  • The VTech Push and Ride Alphabet Train is designed for 12-36 months, and features 3 grow-with-baby features for sit-down, walker and ride-on play. Put the 26 chunky letter blocks into the hotspots to hear the driver teach letters, objects and animals. The driver will encouragingly ask baby to find objects, animals and letters in relationship to the 14-page non-rip learning book. Follow-me-lights and motion sensor activate the 10 melodies promoting independent play. The VTech Push and Ride Alphabet Train is incredibly good value and a very fun toy that toddlers will want to play with again and again.

  • RRP / price at purchase: £49.99

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