TOP BRIGHT Car Ramp Toy for 2 3 Year Old Boy Gifts, Toddler Race Track Toy for 18 Month Old with 4 Wooden Cars and 3 Car Garage

The media could not be loaded. This is the first toy my little one played with. He was 1. He is about 2 and still plays with it. He just loves watching the cars move, see video.The cars are really cool going down and you can also park them in the garages which he always does.Great quality and durability: he tosses it around and sits on it with no issue lol, beautiful colors, easy to manipulate for him and he does not get tired of it. It helps with coordination.It s not to big so easy to fit in a bag..Age range: Love it for one to two years at least but older is ok. My 4 years old sometimes plays with it too, she likes to race the cars. Good speed.

This has been my now two year old great grandsons favorite toy for months. We have a lot of toys at our house but this is the one he always goes to first. I bought extra cars and it was well worth it! He loves it so much that I got another (and extra cars) for him for his 2nd birthday to have at his house and as soon as he unwrapped it he said Nanna because he always associates it with my house. He never gets tired of it. Definitely a great choice, well made and fun.

This is a great toy for any kid 2 and under, my son still plays with this toy frequently. The only con is that sometimes the cars get stuck when going down the ramps which can be frustrating for toddlers.

I recently purchased the TOP BRIGHT Car Ramp Toy for my 1-year-old nephew and I must say, I was thoroughly impressed with this product. Not only did my nephew love it, but I also found myself spending hours playing with it (maybe even more than he did).First of all, the design of the ramp toy is top-notch. It's colorful, vibrant, and visually appealing for both kids and adults. The four wooden cars included are also beautifully designed and fit perfectly onto the ramp. My nephew had a blast racing them down the ramp and watching them go through the different levels.One of the standout features of this toy is the 3-car garage at the bottom of the ramp. It's a great place for the cars to rest after their races and adds an extra element of fun to the toy. My nephew loved parking the cars in the garage and then taking them out again to start the race all over again.What I appreciate most about this toy is that it's not just fun, but also educational. As my nephew played with it, he was learning valuable skills like hand-eye coordination, cause and effect, and problem-solving. Plus, it kept him occupied for hours, which gave me some much-needed break time.The only reason I'm giving this toy 4 out of 5 stars instead of 5 is that I found it to be a bit loud at times. But, I suppose that's to be expected with a toy like this.Overall, I highly recommend the TOP BRIGHT Car Ramp Toy for any parents or family members looking for a fun and educational gift for a 1-3 year old. It's definitely worth the investment and will provide hours of entertainment for both kids and adults alike.Here are some useful tips and tricks for using a car ramp toy:1. Use a sturdy and stable surface: Make sure that the surface you place the car ramp toy on is sturdy and stable. Avoid using it on surfaces that are uneven or wobbly, as this can cause the toy to tip over and potentially injure your child.2. Teach your child how to use it: Show your child how to place the car on the ramp and how to release it to let it roll down. Teach them how to catch the car at the bottom of the ramp to prevent it from hitting anything or anyone.3. Use different types of cars: Try using different types of cars with the ramp, such as ones with different weights or sizes. This can help your child learn about gravity and how it affects objects of different sizes and weights.4. Experiment with different angles: Adjust the angle of the ramp to make the car roll faster or slower. This can help your child understand the concept of force and how it affects the movement of the car.5. Encourage creative play: Let your child use their imagination and come up with their own games and scenarios for the car ramp toy. This can help them develop their creativity and problem-solving skills.6. Supervise your child: Always supervise your child while they are playing with the car ramp toy to ensure their safety. Make sure they don't put the cars in their mouth or throw them at others.7. Clean and maintain the toy: Regularly clean the car ramp toy to prevent dirt and debris from building up. Check the toy for any damage or loose parts and replace or repair them as needed.

My 15 month old grandson loves this and has already figured out how to play with it all by himself. It's quality made and fun to play with. Only downside is the cars are a bit small, and in the description it says for 18months-3 year olds, but I do worry about my grandson putting a car in his mouth.

My kid love it

I bought this for my 2 1/2 year-old grandson. He plays with it every day. The cars travel quickly down the ramps without any issues and if one is stuck, he simply touches it and makes it go. He loved it so much, I purchased the larger one and also purchased extra cars that are available. He now has one he took home and one at Nana‘s.

It’s exactly what I expected to reactive based on the item description. Easily assembled, small, and cute.However, in use I had a few hang ups.First the cars don’t all work well. Some of the cars stick when rolling down the ramps and stop. The child we bought this for is 2 and did not like that at all.The matching garages are cute, however there is one car without its corresponding color garage ( but honestly that was not a big deal). Many of the adults in the room did make a comment on that.The parking lot area at the top of the item doesn’t hold the cars in place well and this frustrated the child a little.My final and biggest problem was the size of the cars. The idea is great but the child constantly lost these cars under EVERYTHING! Since they are flat, the cars that work well, will roll under most furniture.Maybe this child isn’t ready for this item, because the cars are a favored teething item now.