Customer Review: We had a good experience with this chair!
It's funny how people generally are only inclined to write really bad reviews or really good ones. Well thousands of this chair have been sold and 4 people have written a bad review. I would guess they had received a defective product - out of thousands of this product as with any product there will be defective items here and there. I'm writing to say, we bought this chair and had no problems with it deflating at all, for months now!
Customer Review: Very disappointed
This chair is the poorest, cheapest product I have ever purchased. When we took it out of the package and blew it up, it had a hole in the back. We fixed it and my 2 year old loved it. Then a day later, another hole appeared, then another. I like the idea someone else had about stuffing it with the foam peanuts. Just today we patched the 4th hole and we have only had it for a week. Don't buy this product!!!!
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Blues Clues Toys - Blue's Clues Inflatable Chair
Blues Clues Toys - Vtech - V.Smile - Blue's Clues
Little learners will enjoy six fun, challenging games, such as helping Mailbox sort his stamp collection by identifying pictures and helping Pail and Shovel collect leaves by matching colors. Four Learning Zone games focus on specific preschool skills such as counting, size comparisons, word-picture matching and classification. Providing hours of exciting game play, this V.Smile Smartridge works with all V.Smile Learning systems (sold separately).
Customer Review: Kid loves in
My kids love this.. it is fun for them and they
learn from it!
Customer Review: An ok starter game
Alot of these v smile games have really crappy graphics, this ones not not the best. Out of all the games in this age range, it's not one of her favorites but she does occasionally play it. She's had it for 6 months and other games have become more interesting. This one is kind of for real beginners, like maybe in the 3 year old range. I purchased the v smile for her for Christmas along with about 7 games. My only mistake was to give them all to her at once. As with any 4 year old, who is having their first game system experience, she would play a game for a minute or two and then get discouraged and put in another. I had to take them all away and let her choose one game to play per day. Whichever game she chose for that day was the only one she got no matter how hard she found it. That did the trick, she learned how to play all of them in this manner and now I let her choose as she pleases.