Kid O Go Car Early Learning Push & Pull Toy - Green

I was so happy to finally come upon this Kido Car toy after searching in stores and on the web for the best first car for my grandson as a Christmas present. I didn't want one that sings or talks or lights up, just a good quality working vehicle for him to learn how to push and to play with using his own imagination. The Kido car has a simple, elegant design--rather Euro looking (the corresponding truck, even more so), and, IMO, artful. Nice to have a plaything be a thing of beauty. The headlights are really shiny and cool, but other than that, there are no adornments on the car. It has a pleasing round shape--nothing sharp--with an oval hole where the car interior would be, forming a natural handle that will fit child- or grown-up sized hands. The white wheels have gray rubberized tires, and they spin like crazy! The toy is sturdy and shiny--a hard type of plastic that has no PVC, BPA or Phthalates. Like so many things, it is made in China, but at least this time they got the quality control right. The packaging is also just right. It comes in a box just exactly the size of the car, no extra doodads. That makes it easy to wrap, too. The cardboard is made of 100% recycled material.The end of the box states "1+", and really it would be ideal for any toddler or preschooler, but if you have a crawler who is beginning to manipulate things well with his hands, I think this car will be a good one to grow into. My grandson will be seven months at Christmas, and he is really getting around. The car may be a bit big for his little hands, but it isn't too heavy, and it rolls so well, that I am sure he will be able to get the thing going. I am looking forward to seeing his face when he realizes what a thing with wheels can do!As far as other suggestions--I also bought the truck by the same company, and have written a review. Others I am considering are Sassy Pop and Push Car, and the Green Toys vehicles made in the USA from recycled milk cartons. I hope this helps.

I bought this car YEARS ago and it's gorgeous. It had lots of play over this year's, but still looks great.It is a design piece and I've kept it, as well as a few other pieces from the same company, as they are timeless and attractive. I'll use them when I eventually have grandchildren!

Our baby 1st Christmas at 11 months he didn’t know how to roll it… at 13 months he plays with it all the time.

It’s a cute little car but it’s so loud when you roll it across the floor. Wouldn’t buy again. But the kids like it.

I've bought several for nieces, nephews, and friends' children and they all just love them. Especially when they get really good at crawling! It's so fun to watch them scootch around with them. I love the variety of colors that they come in. They're sturdy and bright and perfect for little hands. I've had a few people who expected that the "headlights" would light up when pushed, but that seems like an adult expectation. The kids don't mind.