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This toy is a must for children loving the 'garbage man'!! Even the adults had fun playing with it! Made great. Has all the sounds and lights you would expect. It even teaches them how to sort trash!

Loud and very cool!

My son loves this garbage truck! We will sit and play for hours! The only thing that is annoying as a parent is the little cardboard chips with the recycling, garbage, and compost!

Absolutely perfect! 2 1/2 year old boy was thrilled with the this! He puts his little cars into the trash truck. He loves pushing the buttons on top….horn, start engine, back up and sound to put the trash into the trash truck. Buy it! Little kids love this!

Overall, this is a good toy for older kids who can handle more delicate parts and know how to use both hands when needed to avoid breaking. For example, when you pull the bins off the grab arm, you have to hold the grab arm in place as you pull the bin off or it will likely break the arm. The lids to the bin have fairly delicate henges, so a more aggressive child will likely break the henges, and the lids won't then work. The look and sounds are great, everything is truly great, just made for older, more developed kids. To be fair, my grandson is 2, and the product info may have said it was for older than that. I would say at least 4, and maybe 5 and up. The design inside the truck's trailer has some purposely designed holes, which cause the paper trash to get stuck and fall through. I gave it 4 stars because for the age and maturity, this is a really great toy even with its delicate design.

Amazing Truck! Great quality and very durable. My son has had his for 2 years and still is intact after so many falls and throws. Just save the garbage xhips until he is older. Had to purchase a 2nd one for my nephew. Highly recommend.

Every child I know loves to see the garbage truck stop by their house. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this was more than a cool toy truck to push and pretend, because it's also a sorting game where children (who also like to figure out things like sorting silverware) look at small cardboard picture tokens to figure out which ones go in which bins--- glass and bottles, paper recycling or non-recycle. It gives a parent or grandparent the chance to be part of a child's learning.

My son love to push this around all day. The garbage truck is so cool. I love how he has different options to pick up his trash cans/dumpster. The sound isn’t too loud which is a win of me. The lights are bright but seems to only do one function of blinking. The truck moves with the littlest push. This is a push truck no remote required. Only complaint is the “pieces of trash” it comes with. So yeah most of them have already made their way into the real trash.