Last month, I shared with you The Best of the Best Baby Gear from Fisher-Price.
(Readers chimed in that they treasured Fisher-Price swings, the Ocean Wonders Aquarium and Little People Sets! It’s so wonderful that you all have such great memories associated with Fisher-Price’s baby gear and toys.)
Today, it’s on to Children’s Toys… the Best of the Best, that is.
So what makes one product better than another – and good enough to outrank hundreds – sometimes thousands – of other products? Here’s the list:
Brilliant Basics Rock a Stack
Laugh & Learn Love to Play Puppy
Laugh & Learn Say Please Tea Set
Laugh & Learn Click ‘n Learn Remote
Brilliant Basics Stroll-Along Walker
Little People Wheelies Stand ‘ n Play Rampway
Little People Animal Sounds Farm
And WHY they’re favourites:
– The toys have been tried & tested through the years, and year over year have been favourites of moms, not just in Canada, but globally.
– They have lasted through generations of kids, and continually pass the “kid test”!
– They encourage child development and support children in achieving important milestones.
For my boys, it’s all about the cars. It’s always about the cars. That’s why they loved the Little People Wheelies Stand ‘n Play Rampway.
On the Stand ’n Play Rampway, they zipped and zoomed up and down and all around! It’s over two feet tall, so the Wheelies really would zoom down each of the two spiral ramps. Ryder and Reid adored the lights and sounds as the cars “drove” around, with a mechanic’s lift, a place to fill ’er up, a sign that spins when a car drives through. Bonus: it was one of the few toys they could enjoy together, as they each took turns launching their Wheelies down the ramp.
They played with the Stand ’n Play Rampway for months before they decided to move on to another toy. It was definitely a “favourite” in our household too!
View the full list of Fisher-Price Favourites here. Is your Fisher-Price favourite listed above?
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