Little Tikes Cosy Coupe

...still as popular with the little ones now as they were when they were first brought out. These coupe cars are great fun for the kids and can be used from around the age of one as it is not a pedal car. They are so easy to use as you just push it along with your feet which is ideal espescially for the toddlers as until around the age of three most kids can not pedal a car or a bike. The coupe car is around a metre high and has a yellow roof and ...
...ignition which makes it a little more like a real car. On the side of the of the car near the back there is a white petrol cap which opens and closes, my kids love this car because it is the only car they can use there electronic petrol station on as when you open the petrol cap there is a small round hole for you to put the petrol pump so that you can fill the car with petrol. Both girls and boys get hours of fun from this car it is the most popular ...

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=== Little Tikes Cosy Coupe === Having helped in nurseries from about 12 years old I have always seen the enjoyment children get out of this toy (as well as the fights for whos turn it is!). I also remember these being around when I was little in childrens indoor play areas. The Little Tikes Cosy Coupe that we own, initially came from my mums nursery which she had to close when she fell pregnant with my brother in 1999. Various toys and equipment ...
...is it? === The Little Tikes Cosy Coupe is a 3 ½ ft tall brightly coloured plastic car which one child can sit in and use their feet to push forwards and backwards. The car has a red body with a yellow roof and has one working door on the lefthand side which enables the child to climb in and out easily. There is a steering wheel (with the essential horn!!) and even a petrol cap which when pulled off reveals a hole on the side so you can pretend to ...

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...that I was perhaps a little too large (for I was a chubby little thing) to squeeze into one at that point. I always liked them though, as I always vowed that when I had a child, one of the things they would definitely be getting was one of these. What makes it such an icon? It's got simplicity, style, safety and durability, all things we need in toys. I'm sure you all remember them, if not from my description, you will from the picture. Those cars ...
...a natty little door you could open and close to get in and out. Once inside there are no pedals, but there's something cool about powering the car with your feet like the Flintstones. Well, the time had come when my darling devil of a child was starting to get a bit more active, forever going up the stairs (although she's not mastered getting down yet and screams to be retrieved from the top!), running round the house and generally having far too ...

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...Police Patrol version of the Little Tikes Cozy Coupe car. We were hoping to inherit the standard red/yellow one from my nephew, but at four and a half years old he still somehow manages to squeeze himself into it so we decided to get a new one for our two-year-old son. We went for the blue/white police version as it looks just a bit cooler than the regular red/yellow with a couple of special features to boot. The Little Tikes cars are just the right ...
...ground. It took my little boy a couple of weeks to master this skill but now he's able to manouver, reverse and turn the vehicle like a pro. Standard Features -------------------------- There's a door on one side, which opens and shuts just like a real car door. Our two-year-old enjoys getting in and out of the car slamming the door behind him the way he's seen us do this in real life. The wheels are quite chunky and made of a hard-wearing material. ...

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...Then I’ll begin. The Little Tikes Company, goes back to 1970, can you believe that? Most people think they have only been around for the last 10 years or so. Little Tikes' headquarters are located in Hudson, Ohio. The company also has a number of locations outside the United States, including several manufacturing and distribution centers in Europe and Asia. Little Tikes employs more than 2,000 associates around the world, with about 1,300 based ...
...I have always trusted Little Tikes toys; they are made to excellent standards and keep going far and beyond their ‘needed’ lifetime. I have just recently thrown away a Cozy Coupe car, which I bought for my eldest son some 10 years ago. It had been used daily by him and then his brother and finally bit the dust just last summer after having its petrol tank filled up with stones a few months earlier, (Ben has some strange habits!) Anyway, I decided ...

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...is a review on the Little Tikes Cozy Coupe, not a comment on a toddlers blissfully happy grandparents! (Little Tikes Cosy Couple indeed!) Ride-on toys are a feature of any garden where pre-school children play. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes and some are more ride-in than ride-on. They are propelled by pedals, little feet or indeed parent-push power. The Little Tikes Cozy Coupe is a classic amongst them, the ultimate in toddler motoring! ...
...well worth the time and little effort. My first encounter with this marvel on wheels came when my eldest son was a few months old, my sister had found one in a sale and was being a doting Aunty. It was assembled and for many months my little son would sit inside it in his bedroom, waiting the day he would be big enough to go for a test-drive. (Mummy said he could be Nigel Mansell, Daddy insisted on Damon Hill...but thats another story!) It is a ...

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...started working with children, the Little Tikes Cosy Coupe cars were all the rage in the nurseries. There used to be fights over the cars as soon as the children hit the outdoor play area. It got so bad in the nursery where I was a supervisor that we had to invest in 2 more. The cosy Coupe comes in standard red body with a yellow roof and is suitable for one person. It has one working side where the door opens and allows you to climb in and out. ...
...are complicated and like all little tike products...only comes with picture instructions. Once built up which can take a while if you or partner aren't great at DIY, you stick on the stickers with the lights and registration plate. Then cosy coupe is ready to go. This is an ideal first car and suits being in the garden better. Watch out though if you leave it outside,and it rains, water collects inside and can be difficult to dry. As well as the ...

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...here comes that little tike he nearly knocked you over on the school playground. Little tikes cosy coupe cars have been around in school playgrounds for years. The company was founded in 1970. About the same time as I began my career in childcare. I think the cosy coupe has been around for nearly that long, as I seem to recall children playing with them forever. The cosy coupe is a red car with a yellow roof. This car is for 1 only, no passenger ...
...child sits in it and scoots the car around. Access is on one side it has a door that opens. At school we have the older basic version there is a new model. Lots of info at www.littletikes.com. The new model has a higher back and an ignition switch also a petrol tank with a lid that opens and closes. The car haS stick on numbers to make a number plate.. The car comes ready to assemble the roof needs to be fitted to the body and the wheels attached ...

mumsymary 26.10.2003 (14.12.2006) · Read full review
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...17 months and loves his Little Tikes cosy Coupe,I bought in the summer as nextdoor have one and he loved it.It is very strong and sturdy and is red and yellow.The only drawback was having to put it together myself.The instructions were simple but when you try to put something together that looks exciting and fun,a 17 month old loves to try and help and kept trying to sit in it when it was half done.Comes with a key which makes brrrm and beep noises(brilliant)this ...
...registration plate number with sticky letter(I thought this was a briliant idea)I used his surname1. Around £37.99,I bought mine from Argos and I think it's really great value as he played in it all summer and i'm sure he will next summer and the one after that. Door opens and closes but he likes to climb in the other side,and has steering wheel that moves but dosen't turn wheels. Brilliant outdoor toy. ...

beckym 18.09.2000 · Read full review
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The little tykes cosy coupe eh?! well its a few feet high and a few feet long, yellow and red and made from plastic( probably somewhere in Taiwan), not that good to look at but why is it that my 2 kids constantly fight over it? Its main features are a very high roof (do they think the kids are going to wear top hats?), steerable front wheels, a steering wheel (not connected to the wheels), a horn that makes a noise and a rear parcel compartment. ...
...being powered along by those little legs! and if the door is fully open and one of the kids leans on it , it will topple over onto them! Also my daughter managed to snap off the petrol cap and fill the coupe with wax crayons! Well it keeps the kids occupied for hours now shaking it and listening to it rattle! It was definatley a good purchase, even if it means a few tears from the little one as his big sister disappears off into the distance leaving ...

Martin.rowley 30.04.2001 (02.07.2001) · Read full review
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...and has been to big to to fit into the coupe since he was seven. The little car that I bought him, he grew out of nearly two years before that. To summarise I say buy it! The car is sturdy, good value for money and will last. ...

Moonflower 01.10.2000 · Read full review
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...18 month old loves his Little Tikes Cosy Couple. I was at the toy store and noticed it and thought that he might enjoy the toy. I would recomend this to all parents like myself to purchace this wonderful item for there child. I do not have anything negative to report about the toy,but I am very satisfied with how my son enjoys it. It is very affordable and the kids will love it. And well if you do decide to go and pick one up just remember to give ...

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...the new trolleys with a little tikes car built in. They build the trolley around the car. Normally shopping with my 1 year old is a nightmare as any parent will tell you, but it was a breeze with this. My son was more interested in driving then bugging me. Who would have thought that a lump of red and yellow plastic could make your life that much easier. So that was it I was hooked. I had to have one for him. Construction My partner found this ...
...my son is still a little small so he can't actually make the car move but he loves just sitting in it, I've been struggling to get him out without a huge tantrum. Recommendation I would recommend this to all mums as its great value for money, the kids can run into things without getting hurt and it entertains them for hours. This will last your child for quite a few years as its so sturdy. ...

slam19uk 20.09.2002 (07.11.2002) · Read full review
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My daughter had her 1st ride in a kiddy coupe at a parent toddler group, she loved it so much i immediatly went out and bought her one for her 2nd birthday. This is suitable for kids from around 18months to 6 years. It is easy to assemble and as a total novice i had it built in half an hour. It appears to improve a childs co-ordination as they have to control it with their feet to push forwards and backwards and steer it in the diresction they wish ...

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...go flush into the plastic. Little Tikes told me that sometimes the mould goes wrong and the plastic comes out too thick. We had that one replaced. I then spent a couple of hours last night trying to assemble the new one that had been delivered. This time, I cannot get the front roof supports to slot into the relevant holes. Little Tikes are now going to replace this one and we shall try again. No doubt this is a great toy for the kids (although ...
...very poor. We have bought other products from Little Tikes and they have always been excellent, but this is extremely disappointing. To their credit, the support line have been very helpful but I would warn parents to check this toy very carefully and complain if you have difficulty assembling it. ...

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