Rocking Horses

Elmo's Racing Rocker is a lively rocking toy that features Elmo, the loveable Sesame Street character. The adorable red character on the front of this engaging rocker comes to life when buttons on the soft plush dash are pressed. Watch as Elmo moves his mouth, plays songs, and makes sound effects. This peppy little rocker is intended for use by children ages 18 months to three years of age, and it includes a sturdy plastic frame designed to safely hold kids up to 65 pounds. Elmo's Racing Rocker Ages: 18 months to 3 year Requires: Three AA batteries (included) What We Think Fun factor: Durability: Ease of assembly: Educational factor: Novelty factor: The Good: Elmo comes to life on the front of the rocker The Challenging: Buttons on the dash might initially be hard for little... Less

Made in the USA by Shaw Creek Rocking Horses. Baby Zeke is our smallest rocking horse. Made for a child up to approximately 18 to 20 months old. It is also an excellent baby shower gift or can be displayed by the fireplace being ridden by a teddy bear or doll. No assembly required. Made from solid Canadian White Pine wood finished with waterborne stains and waterborne top coatings. Everything is lead free and completely safe. Everything is lead free and completely safe. Made in the USA by Shaw Creek Rocking Horses of Cardington Ohio. Their philosophy is simple. A traditional wooden rocking horse is a wonderful plaything, the perfect vehicle for a child's developing imagination. It will be given a name and will become a treasured family possession, not quickly discarded like so many... Less

Soft plush bodyRocking range limiting stubSupports weight up to 125 lbs12 saddle height

The Water Lily by Playmobil is fun to play with in and out of the water. It can float, rock, and spin. Includes a figure dressed like a bumble bee. Recommended for ages 18 months and up. Once upon a time in 1876, there was a locksmith named Andreas Brandstatter. Mr. Brandstatter planted a magical seed that would eventually blossom into Playmobil by founding an eponymous lock and metal fitting company in Furth, Germany. By the 1930s, Playmobil s pretend play had again been redefined; manufacturing telephones, cash registers, and various items for toy shops using sheet metal. At the beginning of the 1950s, Horst Brandstatter, the Playmobil s current owner, came on board and started a new era in the company history. He updated Playmobil pretend play products, searched out new markets and... Less