Kizeefun Light Up Train Toy for Toddlers: Transparent Gear Car Toy for Kids with Cool Light and Music Educational Crawling Toys for Baby Boys and Girls

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This train is so cute and entertains my baby longer than most toys. He loves chasing after it and watching the lights flash on the floors and walls.

My 1 1/2 yo loves this so much! Great sounds, colors.

Kids love it

Very entertaining for my elderly mother who has dementia. She loves the lights and the way it backs up when it bumps into things. Oh, and the way the train sings! It makes her happy when it’s coming and going around the house!

I bought this for my Autistic Grandson, he loves to watch the gears move and the lights. I would love to give it more stars but when it bumped into the Cupboard at my Son's house it broke. My son said he had to thoss it out.

My grandson loves this train.

This train looked so fun, but was a bit of a disappointment. The first train received, the main wheel would constantly lock up, even when not running on any surface. The replacement one did not have this issue. Unfortunately, this train seems to only work on a hard surface, meaning ANY type of carpet, no matter the pile, it really doesn't run on. Although there is a lights only function, the spinning lights and turning gears depend on the main wheel to run/turn. The gears have cute shapes on them and are colorful, which is a nicely added detail. I do wish there was volume control as it is quite loud. The music kind of reminds me of the Disneyland parade music - kind of like a random club beat, with occasional train sounds. Keep in mind the track is on repeat every minute or two. The motion seems to be random - the main wheel includes two tires that rotate in a circle, so there is no straight forward or backwards motion. The other issue encountered is that the steam funnel piece EASILY broke off after being dropped on a padded, carpeted surface. Because we don't have an appropriate hard surface to run this on, I discovered that I can keep the protective piece fitted loosely on the main wheel to allow the lights, music and movement to engage and capture the interest of my son, who has ASD.