Value: $45.99
(as of Jun 19, 2025 15:18:17 UTC – Particulars)
Hold your infant entertained for hours with the Experience on Toys by Lil’ Rider. This wiggle automobile journey on toy is an effective way to maintain your toddlers lively and having enjoyable indoors or out with no gears, pedals, or batteries to fret about. Manufactured from sturdy plastic and freed from banned phthalates, these children’ toys are protected to make use of and have a weight capability of 110lbs. The child toys present miles of enjoyment for youngsters ages three and up — merely twist, wiggle, and go. Vital: Lil’ Rider is dedicated to offering the patron with the best possible value and worth on all of our merchandise.
WIGGLE CAR RIDE ON – Children can merely twist, wiggle, and go on this toddler automobile that has no gears, batteries, or pedals for a quiet and entertaining exercise year-round. The driving toys are designed to stimulate your kid’s creativeness and creativity.
DEVELOPS MOTOR SKILLS – The journey on automobile helps your baby develop and refine motor abilities like balancing, coordination, and steering. The Lil’ Rider children journey on toys are made with a low base with a double triangle construction for safe driving.
INDOOR OR OUTDOOR – Appropriate for each indoor and out of doors use, simply discover a clean, flat floor like linoleum, concrete, asphalt, or tile for hours of outside or indoor play. Be aware, automobiles for youths usually are not advisable to be used on wooden floors.
SAFE AND DURABLE – Every children journey on is security examined, freed from banned phthalates, and gives wholesome train for youngsters ages 3 and up. This push automobile is created from high-quality plastics with a steel body sturdy sufficient to carry as much as 110lbs.
PRODUCT DETAILS – Supplies: Plastic. Dimensions: (L) 30″ x (W) 12.5″ x (H) 15.25″. Weight Capability: 110lbs. For Youngsters 3 Years and up. Supposed to be Used below Direct Supervision of an Grownup. Don’t Use on Wooden Flooring. Coloration: Inexperienced and Black.
