Fun Time Time Shape Sorter Bus, 55889

This is an awesome toy for your little one. Its a 2 in 1 toy. Shape sorter and push and play bus. Keeps my lil one busy. Bought for my son for his 1st birthday last year and he has been loving it since. He plays with it everyday. As a parent, very happy with the product, its fun to play with my son so great for playtime with him. This is my second time buying it and this time it's a gift for my friend's son. Am sure he is going to love and have fun. It's very sturdy and the shapes are of good size so there is no chance of your kid swallowing it lol.. Definitely worth buying it and the price is good too. 100% recommend it.. Don't think twice with this one, just go ahead and get it.

This is one of my grandson’s favourite toys. He is 3 & 1/2 now and loves transport toys. I bought it when he was aged 1 and obviously he struggled with the shapes at first and needed help putting them in the holes but he still enjoyed playing with it. He still plays with it now although the shape sorting is easy for him now. It has definitely helped him to learn colours and shapes. His little sister aged 18 months is now enjoying it too. A family favourite. The shapes have smooth edges. The little door at the back of the book is a nice touch. Would recommend.

I like this and would recommend it. I feel it's worth the £7.99 I paid. This toy is good because, unlike some shape sorters, it's not possible to slip a shape through the wrong hole. However, it's not perfect. The octagonal shape needs to be positioned in a particular way so that it doesn't catch on the door hinge. The door isn't easy to operate; if it's closed properly it becomes very awkward to open again. If you choose not to close it properly, the shapes can tumble out. That said, I very much like the overall idea of this shape sorter because my granddaughter enjoys playing with it as a push along bus after we've slipped in the shapes. Overall I highly recommend it.

I bought this for my 18 month old. She is absolutely obsessed with this toy a few months on!The shapes got around the side, and there’s a great variety of shapes to keep your child fully engaged. Highly recommend this toy and it’s a great toy for the money. It is very well made and has withstood my toddler taking a cheeky ride on it. Though I don’t recommend letting them do this!

Excellent shape sorter for the price!Comes with easy and hard shapes to keep little ones interested for longer.Great quality. Hatch can be a little stiff to open for little fingers but other than that it's a great toy.

Ok it may be a lot of plastic and quite ‘cheap’ but my 1 year old loves it. She can’t sort the shapes but she opens the back to get them out, I help her slot them in, she Carrie’s or pushes it around, shakes it and generally just enjoys playing with it in her own way.It’s not high quality but it’s sturdy, finished smoothly, no sharp bits and some of the shapes are tricker than the usual ones so I suspect it’ll last both durability and interest wise.We’ve been given other high quality (expensive), wooden shape sorters but my daughter loves this one just as much, if not more than those.We take it out with us and I can open the back and fit a few more toys on too to keep them contained. When we go on holiday this will be coming because it’s relatively light, waterproof and replaceable.Perfect stocking filler/less expensive or holiday toy for those who don’t mind bright plastic.

A lovely little shape sorter toy. My 10 months old son enjoys 'driving' the bus around on the floor. It comes with 12 coloured shapes to fit into the corresponding gaps on the bus, which is a nice activity he does with mummy at the moment. Lots if learning opportunities with this toy!

My 22 month old thinks he's so clever pretending to put the right shape in the wrong space to make me laugh, no, no, no! - then he puts the correct shape in the correct space and claps himself. He just loves it. A bright sturdy multi-play and learn toy I highly recommend. I call out "where's that red bus" and off he trots to fetch it and have another "aren't I clever" session (to add to all the different "aren't I clever" ploys we have worked out between us.