Hasbro Playskool Reviews

This is a toy where your kid hits a button and it makes noise.

That's basically it.

I bought it for the novelty that it resembles pinball..... I suppose most baby toys exist to indulge in a parent's sense of novelty, though.Get more detail about Playskool Poppin Pinball.

This is the best thing ever... if you buy the companion MP3 player. You can put your own music and it will play for a half hour with the lights flashing while your baby falls asleep. My son is now 2 and still loves it and asks for it to be played every night. I highly recommend. Get more detail about Playskool Made For Me Day To Dream Soother.

This set of Potato Heads is packaged very attractively. The three taters are encased in a clear, plastic box with a swiveling red handle. It's about the size and shape of a lunch box, but anything stored in here is naked for the entire world to see.

This is a nice collectors' item and shows nicely when displayed. If I had more room, I'd have left the trio in their staged box, but the 10" by 8" box is gargantuan by Potato Head standards. On the box is this suggestion: "Retain this package for future reference." If I had a spare room, I might, but as mentioned previously the box has to go.
Another note on the box states, " Adults should remove and discard plastic fasteners." This generic admonition isn't applicable for this item, one packaged sans fasteners. However opening the box while trying to preserve it for future fun was quite a chore. I used a pair of scissors to carefully slice through the miles of tape on the lid and then figure out which way to pull the assorted inserting flaps. After the lid was opened I pulled out the clear plastic Potato Holder, form fitting and very, very tight. A two-year-old would have had those taters out in a few seconds.

"Pet friends for face changing fun"
I suppose it could be fun if you could pry off the faces, all three of which are fastened tightly on the bodies. With great effort I took off the animal faces, ears and feet and reinserted them on each other's bodies. Strange that the cat and dog ended up looking exactly the same as before except that they had changed places.

Young children might have fun having a pretend puppet show or assuming the role of one of the Potato Head figures. Part switching possibilities are minimal however. Also consider that these are not full bodied Potato Heads and regular sized body parts won't work as well, if at all, on these little ones. A few seconds ago I tried putting on a pair of normal sized Potato Head glasses on Junior Spud; it was futile.

Finally
For a collector of Potato Heads, this set is worthwhile. For kids, this might be an entertaining diversion with some limitations in play value and interest sustainability
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I bought this for my nephew. He is almost 3 but found the helmet a bit scary at first because the sound comes into his ears. However after using it a little bit he really enjoyed it!Get more detail about Playskool Adventure Squad - Police.

I bought this for the pool for my older kids. It travels well. It works well for the pool. Get more detail about Playskool Super Squishy Soccer Ball Pink.

Didn't come with all pieces, some parts were missing. Very dificult to put it together. I wouldn't buy it again. Get more detail about Playskool Rose Petal Cottage Mega Pack.

When I first bought these cars, I thought they were much bigger than what they really are. However, my daughter loves these. She's had them for at least 6 months. She plays with them all the time STILL. Many toys she gets tired of, but these remain a favorite with her. She even has put them in the tub with her and they look good as new. Get more detail about Playskool Wheel Pals Racin Fleet.