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Fisher-Price Learning Mower
Fisher-Price Learning Mower
- In learning mode baby will learn things like opposites, actions and objects through great sung songs and appropriate activites
- Music mode will get baby moving with instrumental songs and musical ditties.
- In the Imagination mode baby will hear realistic mowe sounds and unique sound effects at each activity.
This playful mower has three different modes, allowing your child to explore a new kind of fun in each mode. In Learning Mode, kids will learn things like colors, shapes, opposites and actions. In Music Mode, tots will love the mowing song and great musical ditties that accompany the mower's activities. And Imagination Mode provides realistic mowing sounds when kids push the mower along. Requires 3 "AA" batteries, included. Measures approximately 25" tall.
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(out of 39 reviews)
List Price: $ 23.99
Price: $ 18.48
Tags: FisherPrice, Learning, Mower
Review by J. Tucker for Fisher-Price Learning Mower
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It’s a nice mower that has some educational value to it. Has and educational mode and a song mode. Only complaint is I wish the handle would stay up (like in the pic). It falls to the floor if you are not holding it.
Review by L. Chamberlain for Fisher-Price Learning Mower
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We were so excited to have this because my (at the time) 2-year-old really wanted a mower to “be like Daddy.” Now, I understand that lawn mowers are noisy, but this thing is REALLY loud when being pushed by a toddler. Maybe it’s just the sound of it on our tile floor INSIDE the house, although it’s now been banned inside and is only used outside. The handle does not stay up and is VERY short. I would not have chosen this specific mower, but it was a gift and will be around until it “disappears” someday :)
Review by D. McDonald for Fisher-Price Learning Mower
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Fisher-Price® Learning Mowe
Our 12 month old grandson loves his new mower — he pushes it, carries it and can work all the fun parts. It’s a fun learning toy, a fun push toy and has an interesting assortment of music/learning sounds. Yes, it would be nice if the handle stayed up, but overall it should give him fun and learning experiences for a long time.
Review by Erin M. Bonanno for Fisher-Price Learning Mower
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This lawnmower was a hit at Christmas for my 2 year old little brother- he and my 20 month old daughter fight to play with it- however, it is super loud like actual real lawnmower loud! But it is supercute! And the kids love it.
Review by N. Quillen for Fisher-Price Learning Mower
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I am exteremly disappointed with this toy. I’m not sure what Fisher-Price was thinking when they created a push toy for toddlers where the handle does not stay up on its own. It is also obnoxiously loud. My advice is to find a different toy for your little one.