Early Learning Centre ELC– Happyland Magic Motion Train Set – First Train Playset for Children Ages 2 to 5 Years

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The country train set is the perfect first train set for your toddler – complete with station, people, level crossing and a sports car, too. This Internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only.

I HATE it and every time dd asks to play with it I try to distract her with something else as no matter how hard I try I CANNOT put the track together. we eventually figured that the only way to get it set up was by making sure the 2 crossroads we had were sort of in a staight line, like not one on one edge and one on the middle, like joined BY a straight. We have created toys that help babies enjoy really satisfying play at each age and encourage them to move onto their next exciting stage.

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There's a pressure pad in the train driver section, so as soon as a 'person' is in the driver's spot, it will keep going. We know that we have to have at least 1 and half bits of the figure of 8 done before we can add on the remainder of extra track - and we did manage it ONCE. In March 2019, Early Learning Centre was acquired by The Entertainer with a clear vision; to support parents with their child’s early years learning and development through play.Both the train station and the vet surgery are open backed, meaning little hands can easily access inside and play; every little detail is included, such as bottles of medicine on the walls in the vet surgery and flowers and a clock on the station platform. Once you get the middle bit of the figure of eight sorted it's dead easy Felt very impressed with myself afterwards! He prefers to chew them, but that’s OK because they’re chunky enough that he won’t choke and they’re durable plastic so he hasn’t marked any of them with his little teeth (razor sharp as they are right now!