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Anyone have a Wheely Bug?

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Socci · 11/05/2005 00:49

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Socci · 11/05/2005 08:25

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jenkel · 11/05/2005 09:33

We have 2, the 2 different sizes. I have an 14 month old and a almost 3 year old and they both love them. The large is just a little too big for the 14 month old to get on and off of easily, but the 3 year old happily uses both. Just beware, they go very fast on our tiled kitchen floor which is fine for the 3 year old but I prefer the 14 month old to use hers on carpet. I would really recommend them, if you want it to last a while it may be best to get the bigger one depending on the age of your kids.

hoxtonchick · 11/05/2005 09:35

ds was given a smaller one by his grandparents for his first birthday. it was very popular for a few months, but he's now 3 and a bit & hasn't played with it for over a year. very nice to look at though! i think they're very expensive, can you persuade someone else to buy one...?

Socci · 11/05/2005 09:50

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hoxtonchick · 11/05/2005 10:02

also, grandma bought him the bee which i don't like nearly as much as some of the others. but i appreciate that's entirely unreasonable of me .

tarantula · 11/05/2005 10:22

Weve got a large moo for dd for xmas. Shes now 15 mnths and loves being pushed around on it. Hses getting the hang of doing it herself too and Ive told dp that I want him to put a rubber band round the edge of it as Id like to keep my kitchen cupboards vaguely intact I think theyre brillaint and look really nice too.

jojo28 · 11/05/2005 17:06

DS (3 in August) has the ladybird one, got it because it goes in all directions which means they can even have fun in a small space. He has had it since last Christmas and still plays with it every day. He is the type of boy who is obsessed with wheeled things though so I think that helps, his first word was not Mum but Brum!

bradsmummy · 13/05/2005 11:59

Thanks for starting this thread socci, I stumbled on them while browsing the net last night, My DS (3yrs) insists on riding his trike in the house, We have laminate flooring throughout and was thinking of treating him to one so the trike can be kept outside. I know he would love whizzing around on one of these, my only concern is he like to bump and bashed into things, adding the rubber sounds like a good idea.

Socci · 13/05/2005 19:46

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