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Little People Push And Play Tractor

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$26.12 $38.99 In stock

Category: Infant & Toddler

Toddlers can roll into exciting farm pretend play with the Little People Push and Play Tractor from Fisher-Price. This push-along musical toy tractor features a variety of songs, sounds and phrases, 2 figures, plus an attached trailer for hauling play. Kids will love placing the farmer and her dog in the tractor and rolling into endless imaginative farming adventures. Vehicle requires 2 AA batteries, included. Colors and decorations may vary.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

The songs and sounds keep my little one engaged for way longer than I expected, and the push-along motion is perfect for wobbly first steps. A solid hit in our house.

Eli ★★★★★

My 18-month-old loves pushing this tractor around the living room, and the songs actually have different tempos which keeps him engaged. The little farmer figure fits perfectly in the seat, and even our toddler can manage the simple push-along motion.

Owen P. ★★★★★

The songs and phrases keep my little one entertained for way longer than I expected, and the push-along motion is smooth enough for him to manage on his own. He’s learned to make the tractor “moo” by rolling it back and forth, which is adorable.