Fisher-Price® Roll-a-Rounds? Drop & Roar? Dinosaur
by Fisher Price
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Toys and Games Reviews of Fisher-Price® Roll-a-Rounds? Drop & Roar? Dinosaur
Customer Review: A little disappointed
Summary: 2 Stars
My 7 mos. old daughter received this for Christmas (2006). There are several flaws. Although it is big and kind of wraps around the baby, her foot is right by one of the trap doors where the balls come out and so it gets blocked. Also a big flaw is the center of it. The ball sometimes gets stuck in there. It needs to be more of a slope because the balls sometimes stop rolling once they get to the bottom. And... the dinosaur head does not always go back to the "upright" position and so the ball sometimes gets stuck.
ALL IN ALL: Needs to go back to the drawing board. Then buy it.
Customer Review: even fun for grownups
Summary: 5 Stars
we got this for my son's first birthday, and he loves it. my 2 year old also plays with it frequently. neither of my boys have been able to remove the dinosaur's head as one reviewer had complained about. i will say that sometimes the balls get stuck in the holes, but my boys enjoy sticking things in holes where they don't belong just so they can dig them out, so that's ok with us. it's even more fun when we put the dinosaur on our fireplace mantle, that way when the balls come out, they go flying across the floor for the boys to chase. that alone is enough entertainment for my husband and i.Customer Review: The kids loved it!
Summary: 5 Stars
We opened the box for this product the day we got it, because our nephews were over. (All together there was a 4 year-old, a 2 1/2 year-old, a 9 month-old and a 6 month-old.) They all loved it! I admit that the two infants played more of a watching role, but the older ones really liked it. Now we are teaching our daughter (9 month-old) how to play with it. It takes a little teaching, but she is catching on and really likes to play. Plus, she is starting to climb up on things and enjoys "walking" around the dinosaur. The top has great teething toys on it and she really likes them, too.Customer Review: Seriously? $[...] they want for this thing?
Summary: 2 Stars
Okay, I bought this last year for my then 1-year-old. At the time he wasn't walking and he would try to use it to pull up on. It always toppled over. And since he's become mobile, he'd rather climb on it than use it the way it is meant to be used. He doesn't bother with the balls and just pushes the buttons to make the lights and songs turn on. All that said, for $[...] or so, it's not a bad buy. But now they are asking $[...] for these. That's just absolutely ridiculous. Totally a rip-off. If you go on ebay or craigslist, you can find them for $[...]. And they are easy to find.Customer Review: Big hit!
Summary: 5 Stars
This has received the most play time of any other gift from the holidays. Both my 10 month old and 2 1/2 year old have fun with it. My two year old is able to navigate it herself and will sit with it for a long time playing. The 10 month old hasn't figured out how to get the balls in the holes with any regularity but she has a great time trying. She squeals with delight when someone else does it for her. I like the choice in sound levels, and the lights and sounds keep the kids engaged. It does take up a little bit of floor space but so far it's worth that valuable real estate.