VTech 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter

My daughter loves this zebra, and loves that it can transition into three things, but there are a few issues. Firstly, the basket on the front is super annoying. She takes it off all the time and she just won't keep it on the zebra. Its kinda cute cause she wears it as a hat sometimes, but still. I wish it would have secured on with screws or just something a little more secure. Secondly, the front wheels stick out a little too far for my daughters little feet. For the first six months we had this thing, she wouldn't ride around on it going forward. She went forward once and rolled over her feet, and just wouldn't do it again. So she went backwards, sit/stand on it, and push it around. Even now, she is reluctant to push it forward, and mostly uses it to stand on like a portable stool. She likes it regardless, so it doesn't bother me, but if I had to do it over, I would probably pick something else that she could use for its intended purpose. It is well made and very cute, so I am going to keep it and see if my next kid will get more use from it. Hopefully they will stick their feet out further.

I bought this for my two year old grandson and the day he got it, he really loved it and played with it lots of laughing and smiles. The problem was that one of the wheels attaches to the axle with a small pin. The pin apparently fell out that first day and was lost, which meant the front wheel is no longer attached. I contacted Vtech Kids and tried to order the lost pin but they don't offer that pin as a replacement part. They suggested I return the toy to Amazon and offered me fifty percent off something else from their website for my trouble. I really just wanted the pin since my grandson liked the toy, so I tried to find a replacement at my hardware store. Of course, nothing was the right size that fit in both the axle hole and the groove in the wheel that it attaches to. I was forced to return it. Vtech offers other replacement parts for this toy, just not this small metal pin. Sort of a crazy way to do business.

I bought this product in a lightning deal. It's very cute, but was a bit of a pain to put together. I love that it grows with baby well beyond learning to walk. I use it with a 6 moth old & a 3 year old. It transitions very easy from a walk along, to a ride along, to a scooter. By baby loves that it lights up and sings. It comes with a basket and a detachable flash light, compass and walk talky. These items do not make any noise or light up. I have owned several baby push walkers/ride alongs and this one is one if my favorites. It has great features. It would have recieved 5 stars if the packaging and assembly were a bit easier.

Well, out of all the gifts we got for Christmas this year, this is definitely the winner. We got this for our 18 month old, but our 4 year old loves it just as much. We've tried the sitting, pushing, and scooter positions. Everything works great! The music isn't terribly annoying. There aren't a ton of pieces to lose (which is awesome!), and the kids have played with this for hours and hours now! So far, we've only used it in the house, but we will probably take it outside when it gets warmer. This was definitely worth the price (I think we got it on a deal), and I recommend it for anyone looking for a sturdy, fun toy.

I ordered this because my mother-in-law got one as a first birthday gift for my husband's niece last year, it stays at her house. And my 3 year old absolutely loves it! We don't have a ride on toy for him or his brother, and so I figured I'd get him this with income tax. :) It arrived next day since I'm on trial for Amazon Mom and I've already assembled it, only issue I had was with the "big screw" but somehow I got it! I'm sure he'll be pleasantly surprised when he finishes eating :) And when his brother gets a little older (8 months) he can ride it too! Love this toy! Not a fan of the lights/music (I'm anti-battery operated, sue me) but ahhhhh, pick your battles. It's cute.

14 month old boy, 2.5 feet tall - He was skeptical at first, but did enjoy the music and sounds from pushing random buttons. After about a week of getting used to it, he decided to get on board and is starting to push himself around. It's a really good size I think and moves easily and seems secure from tipping over. It's clear that he likes it a lot and will grow into it even more. His 2 year-old cousin enjoyed riding it around the apartment too, when she came to visit.Definitely requires assembly, but wasn't particular hard.I'm taking off one star for the music and voices. The kiddo likes it, but for parents who have to walk around with the songs stuck in our heads, this one ranks up there on the annoying list. The music goes on for a while even after the child has stopped pushing buttons. Most of the different modes are about the same, just saying random things. It has a lot of buttons, but once you push one, the music drowns out any sounds from the other buttons, so it's a bit like there's only one button. Oh, and like most other toys called "Learning," there is just one thing to learn: push a button, make some noise. This one says totally weird things, like "The daddy lion has a big mane," and a few songs that I can't decipher the words of at all. The music is steel drum (Caribbean) style, in case that is something you love/hate.So, anyway, if you're sensitive to toy sounds, this might not be great for you, but as a sit-on vehicle I think it's great so far.

Happened to see this on sell for half price, so I bought it for our 14 month old son. A few months later and he still plays with it everyday. We've only used it as a sit down riding toy because he didn't need a walker and isn't ready for a scooter yet. At first he couldn't turn it on or change out the accessories, but at 16 months he can do all of that. His 8 year old sister loves riding on it too, regardless of being reminded that it's for the baby. Very sturdy product and the sounds and music aren't too annoying for the adults in the house

I originally bought this in store for a friend of ours' first child's 1 year birthday. They have had 2 more kids and it is still trucking along! It's so great that i decided to order it for my nephew's 1 year birthday! He LOVES his zebra! One suggestion that I have if you plan on gifting this, assemble it before you give it to the child so that they don't have to wait on you/parents to put it together, they can just hop on and ride like the wind! It's not a tough assembly, the instructions are very well written, and I was able to do it myself. One of the cutest features is that the little music gets quicker the quicker you push the zebra! Really cool! And the interchangeable attachments are really cute too!

I have bought 3 of these now for 3 different children in 3 varying ages and they have ALL loved this gift and then the toys are also played their siblings. Great toy that keeps the kids entertained. The eldest child that on occasions still plays is 4 and that's because she likes the scooter so it's definitely worth the 40 or 50 Bucks I paid for it

The musical system is too easy to get trouble. I have already changed one, but it just broke two weeks later even if I reset it several times . I can only turn off it when my daughter is playing with it, if not it will repeat one word again and again.

Delivered to the door in time for her first birthday, my great granddaughter LOVES her giraffe. It does so many things! She hauls herself up, she rocks to the music, she pushes him...she really enjoys that well made, colourful, learning toy.

Great product, my niece received it and started to play with it instantly. She is just starting to walk and this is a great assist. Its 3-in-1 feature will allow her to grow with it as well.

Fun toy, but the music is painfully loud and annoying, even on the lowest volume setting.

Really great quality for the price

Superbe

Une excellente jouet pour les enfants.

Very happy with delivery and the product

This was even better than it looked, Really sturdy and well made - great colours too !!My little boy has not stopped playing with this since he got it for Xmas.He keeps changing it from ride on to scooter and thinks he is a big boy because he can scoot along side his big sister now.