Play-Act Learning Toy for Toddlers 1 2 3 Years Old, Counting, Matching & Sorting Montessori Learning Farm Train Including 9 Farm Animals and 1 Farmer, Christmas Birthday Gift for Baby Boys Girls

The media could not be loaded. This toy has been played with every morning since we purchased. My son is 20 months and train obsessed. There’s many ways to play with this toy which I love. We take the houses in our going out bags to cafes he loves taking the lids on and off and taking the animals out. At home he loves pulling the train along, he also connects his duplo trains to the hooks as they do fit on. As he grows there’s colour matching and counting!Only thing is the hooks are a little stiff for him to do himself but they don’t come undone when pulling the train along so it also has its benefits.Amazing toy would recommend!

Very colourful train to engage a young toddler. It's a great size, just right for little hands and is very sturdy with no small pieces to cause a hazard.My Granddaughter loved playing with all the animals, taking them out and putting them back into the carriages, she found it funny to crash the train.I would recommend this toy as a gift or just as a fab toy to engage a toddler whilst also teaching numbers and colours.

Great product, granddaughter loved it :-)

Great product, great size, the only issue I had with it was the size of nu.ber 9 animal, the roff of it's hut kept popping off so had to cut it's ears so the roff would stay on, I also taped the drivers hut to the train as my 2yrs old kepted pulling it off whenever she wanted to pull the trian forward. But it has great colours and is a great toy for 2yrs old, can't do any harm to her.

Cute animal toys loved by my little nephew.

This is a great toy very well made the animals inside the trailers make it fun for the babys/toddlers to play with

Bought for my grandson...he loved it.... the animals putting them into the carriages all the colours and numbers so many ways to play with it

This is a lovely colourful toy but I was disappointed to discover that there are only 9 numbered barns and not 10 as stated. The numbers only go up to 9