LEGO DUPLO Town Ambulance & Driver Building Toy Playset - Preschool Learning and Educational Ambulance Toy for Toddlers, Boys and Girls, Ages 2+ - Pretend Play Baby Gift Idea - 10447

another great set made by duplo, it's always quality I can count on, fun vibrant colors that the kids love, pieces that click together and come apart easily

Lego products never fail to please Packages were in perfect condition well cushioned in outer , the delivery person box. These where for birthday gifts in February and the price was great I was totally satisfied , the delivery person really went the extra mile , he could have dropped it off in the snow by the mailbox

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son just loves duplo and the bonus of getting an ambulance was the best! My son's a huge fan of ambulances and fire trucks. Since receiving our set it's been played with everyday. Some times it needs a little extra love to be put back together but is very quickly on to its next adventure either it be inside or outside. All over my tiny human just loves it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter (2.5yrs) loves this set. She was drawn to it straight away and helped me build it - it was a good level of difficulty to build for her age, challenging but not frustrating. After the build she engaged in fantastic role play and imaginative play with me, she continued to play for a while. We got the set almost a week ago and she had continued to go back and play with it several times a day and comes up with new fun imaginative ways to role play. .... including a poor cashew who was sick and needed a ride in the ambulance!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My little girl loves vehicles of all kinds and has been very interested in doctor toys lately so this ambulance was a fantastic addition. We had lots of 1980s/90s duplo that she never really played with but when I added this to her existing duplo she seemed more interested. I had to open and lift a lot of the ambulance parts for her but apart from that she really seemed to like it and had a decent amount of time playing with it before moving on. The only negative is that we both couldn't figure out the window and how to incorporate it. The figure didn't fit behind it properly so it didn't really get played with after that. Perhaps if it was part of a house that would be nicer and make more sense.

A must have if you have a two year old, my daughter spent so much time playing with this. She definitely loved the car and being able to put the people inside the car was a plus! She was entertained for hours and there was very little that needed to be done with the help of an adult.

I had concerns about the size of the pieces at first, but none of them are small enough to be a hazard, and the limbs on the characters aren't detachable, so it's safe for my 1yr old. On top of that, the set is very cute and sturdy and super easy to put together! I was also pleasantly surprised to see an emotion wheel in the back of the instruction booklet, prompting for me to talk about emotions with my child - perfect for talking about the range of emotions when you get when hurt and how to regulate them. The only issue I have is with the ambulance itself. Once you open the top, it doesn't properly shut again without really pushing it down. If you don't, it will leave a small gap at the front. It would probably only bug the parents, though! Kids aren't going to mind at this age, so it's not a major issue! Overall, I'm very happy with this product!

This LEGO DUPLO set is perfect for my 3-year-old! The pieces are just the right size for small hands to grip, and they're easy to put together and take apart when needed. The picture instructions are well-sized for little kids and simple to follow. I highly recommend DUPLO for children aged 2 to 5 in general, as it's easy to build with and take apart, making it great for developing fine motor skills and creativity.

This is cute. I like the storybook for kids to look at and come up with playstory. The window or door and top of ambulance assembly may be a challenge to younger kids to put together. it might be nice to include a parent minifigure since kids wouldn't normally go to hospital by themselves.

He built it, looked at it, and threw it in the Lego box. He is not old enough for Legos. And loves the other firetruck, police, hospital bed. Because they can be moved. This one, nothing can be changed. Offers no opportunity for involved stories of car wrecks, stretchers, getting into the ambulance, and so forth.