My 2 year old likes driving.. Can this be installed in the car and pretend like they are driving? thanks
151364
No because it becomes a serious safety hazard in the event of a crash. This is not soft or collapsible.
151365
No, this can't be installed in a car (unless you are very imaginative and handy).. it's to attach to wooden playsets (you know, the kind with slides and swings etc).
675771
Yes, and I must tell you this is the cutest toy....well worth the money.I bought one for my 2 year old grandson and my 14 month old great nephew. The cutest aspects are the sounds it makes when the cars race each other...and the fact that it folds up into one neat package and can be carried to grandma's house or wherever. The kids love it!
435076
Yes! I bought this for my 2 year old granddaughter and she loves it. It is so cute! It plays music and she can change the song and the volume. She cannot drive it by herself yet (safely) so the remote control is handy until she can. One of the drive motors went out the day after she received it and we were sent a new one the same day I called them. I was concerned about the customer service at first--the person I spoke to didn't speak English well and I heard small children in the background but it worked out very well. We love this car!
2223848
Yes i think so, my 4 year old daughter had so much fun playing with my son and these cars. When you pull these cars back on a hard floor surface, they really go pretty fast and they both loved chasing after the cars. I would highly recommend these, hope this helps.
2251886
No and No...this is a better toy but still cheaply made, not serviceable. Look into hobby grade cars..
2077544
It certainly could depending on the size of your child. Its bigger than you might think, though. I would probably leave it at home, but if your child insists, it would be a good distraction in the car.
267944
This is a toy that will withstand hard play. Only you know for sure how your child will interact with this toy. For some two year olds, I think this would be too old. If your child is already in to imagination and creating his own story play, I would say he or she will really enjoy this.
560234
It depends on how big she is. My daughter is about to be two and she can't even drive it yet. I have to use the remote control with her but she loves it.
1367634
Yes, both options are available. The child can drive the car on their own, or the parent can operate the car with the remote control.
847153
Yes. The bottom of the car can be open. The child can make it drive by using their feet
1367636
its depend on how old the child is,my daughter can drive it without my help she is 7yrs old my son will need my help so i use the remote hope this answer your question
311743
Our kids are 2 and 4 and they both fit in this car perfectly. The only issue is who gets to drive!
560233
If your child never road in a remote control car then it would be good because you can operate it yourself but if the did then I think it would be to small
1193252
Yes. My son just moved the controls and delighted in watching the car move. He could get it going forward and back until he hit an obstacle and then he pushed the controls in the opposite direction.
297196
Smaller children like to simply push the car. This is epecially good for new walkers. Once a child is more comfortable with their walking skills, the challenge is to get on and off the racer by themselves. This takes motor skills and balance. When they get the hang of getting on and off, the real FUN begins. Toddlers can then learn to make the racer move with their feet and steer at the same time. So, the amazing tricks are done by the child, not by the toy. Hope this answers your question.
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No, you cannot put a driver "in" the vehicle. The "windows" are just decals. But, depending how fussy your grandson is, he can put duplo figures on top of the vehicle, or in front of or behind the window part. My own grandson is 23 months, and he puts anybody anywhere. We have a duplo cat or chicken driving. Your grandson may be more realistic, though. My grandson loves that the wheels turn and he can hook several chassis together to make a "bus" or "train". This is one of his favorite toys, and he likes it better than his other duplos because the vehicles move and he can pretend they go vroom vroom. No, you cannot put a driver "in" the vehicle. The "windows" are just decals. But, depending how fussy your grandson is, he can put duplo figures on top of the vehicle, or in front of or behind the window part. My own grandson is 23 months, and he puts anybody anywhere. We have a duplo cat or chicken driving. Your grandson may be more realistic, though. My grandson loves that the wheels turn and he can hook several chassis together to make a "bus" or "train". This is one of his favorite toys, and he likes it better than his other duplos because the... » Read More No, you cannot put a driver "in" the vehicle. The "windows" are just decals. But, depending how fussy your grandson is, he can put duplo figures on top of the vehicle, or in front of or behind the window part. My own grandson is 23 months, and he puts anybody anywhere. We have a duplo cat or chicken driving. Your grandson may be more realistic, though. My grandson loves that the wheels turn and he can hook several chassis together to make a "bus" or "train". This is one of his favorite toys, and he likes it better than his other duplos because the vehicles move and he can pretend they go vroom vroom. « Show Less
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Personally, I feel that this car would be a bit too small for him/her. I bought it for a one-year old and believe it will be great till she is about two. She is very petite.