Thomas Push N' Go Blue

Who doesn't like Thomas! 2005-07-24 We received this as a gift when my son was only 3 months old. Of course he didn't play with it that much then, he was too young. But now, it's become one of his favorite toys. He loves pushing this thing all over the floor, on the walls, even on me! Kids love having toys with wheels on them. Buy one for you son, you won't regret it.

He loves it!! 2005-06-19 Just bought this for my 18 mo old son. He has started to say "toot toot" and "whoo whoo" when we read train books, so I thought he needed a train toy. He loves this toy and in no time at all mastered how to push the top down to make it zoom across the room. It even rolls across our carpet. He plays with it all the time.

Thoms Push N Go is a Hit ! ! ! 2005-01-01 Of all the toys that he received for Christmas, my 18-month-old son's favorite gift was his Thomas Push N Go train. He just loves this toy and it's easy for him to use. I think it's good value for the money and I am certainly happy that I got it for him!

Hours of fun 2004-12-22 Our son has been playing with both the Thomas and the Percy Push N Go for a year now and he LOVES them. By far his favorite toys. They go inside, outside, and to Grandma's house. For the money- the best value toy we have purchased.

Thomas Push n Go -- a good toy 2004-12-21 I don't know why it should be, but I am surprised at how sturdy this little train is. My son got this for his birthday 9 months ago (when he was 2), and since then it has taken innumerable tumbles, been pushed through sand and dirt, and consequently taken the occasional bath, and is still going strong.

I thought after he got the smaller RC2 trains that he wouldn't play with this larger train, but he does. Sometimes it is the daddy train, sometimes it is just the toy of choice.

Five Stars. A good purchase, in my opinion, for the 15 month and up group.

Update: This big Thomas is now 18 months old and is still going strong. He has proved himself so useful that we have added Push N Go Percy to our sheds.

Also, we have found an additional usage for the trains. First, they have proven almost impossible to loose, whereas those smaller trains, particularly those with tenders, tend to vanish in the outside terrain.

Second, we have found that if we bring both trains to the park, that it is a great ice-breaker. Since we have two, my son has found that if he shares (a lesson in itself) he can always find another child to play with.

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