Fisher-Price Poppin Triceratops Interactive Ball Popper Pull Toy

The Poppin' Triceratops is great for developing motor skills. Our little one loves putting the eggs back through the hole and she's already trying to pull the triceratops along with her. We really like that this toy can evolve with her with the three settings. Fisher-Price does a good job of making sure the toys develop along with the child, so there's going to be a lot for her to grow into with learning how to count, the ABCs, different colors and shapes. One issue is the eggs don't pop as easily as expected when pulled along. They more fall out. Overall, still a fun toy. Our little loves pushing it along.

Cutest dinosaur ever! My almost 2 year old loves having the ability to pull it around. She is constantly on the move, she is so happy nothing can go with her. It is basically her new pal. She is able to play with the dinosaur in so many ways, definitely open ended. I was nervous about the sounds, but the sounds is not obxious like other toys.

The Poppin' Triceratops quickly became a favorite of my daughter, from the get go she was interested in it. The color and the light really caught her attention and she was also very interested in the little popping balls inside the triceratops, she even started playing with them independently. The toy is bright and colorful and definitely eye catching but I would have liked to see more lights along the body, horns or eyes of the dinosaur to make it even more attractive to kids. The tail is a bit small, the balls can fall out easily and the actual poppin' doesn't last long, a longer tail would allow for the balls to pop more it would else ve great if the ball had different textures, they are in very bright colors and they do have some markings on them but different ... MoreThe Poppin' Triceratops quickly became a favorite of my daughter, from the get go she was interested in it. The color and the light really caught her attention and she was also very interested in the little popping balls inside the triceratops, she even started playing with them independently. The toy is bright and colorful and definitely eye catching but I would have liked to see more lights along the body, horns or eyes of the dinosaur to make it even more attractive to kids. The tail is a bit small, the balls can fall out easily and the actual poppin' doesn't last long, a longer tail would allow for the balls to pop more it would else ve great if the ball had different textures, they are in very bright colors and they do have some markings on them but different textures I think will be a nice addition. It's also advertised to be interactive with the use of songs to engage the kids in different activities but the volume is too low and you can't really hear it if you're in an environment with noise, you really need a quiet space to really understand what the recordings are saying, maybe a volume switch would be a good improvement.Taking all that into account and also the fun my daughter has playing with it, I feel confident in recommending the Poppin' Triceratops to any parent who wants a very versatile toy, that can grow with your child, from crawling to walking.