HapeWalk-A-Long Snail Pull Toy |Award Winning Toddler Wooden Push and Pull Toy with Removable ColorThe Forest Stewardship Council

I bought this almost 4 years ago and it continues to be a hit in my home. My daughter played with it initially by pulling out the shapes and putting them in. And it’s changed and shifted how she engages with it every time I pull it out for a new toy rotation. She’s now 4.5 and I have a 2 year old son. Pulled it out a few days ago, another hit. It’s also an immediate hit with all the kids that come over without fail.It’s great quality, still nothing broken. This toy deserved a review.

This toy was a hit at Christmas! 14 month-old loved putting the blocks thru the holes and playing with the googly eyes. Adults could hardly leave it alone. Well constructed wooden toy.

So I bought this toy as a gift to my 1 year old daughter thinking she would love this interactive pull toy...Little did I know I was saddly mistaken...I failed to realize how traumatic it would be for my daughter to see her mother rip a shell off a happy little snail with excitement while rattling its shell to get the blocks out then shoving my hand inside to grab the blocks only to look up and see my daughter is completely traumatized with wide eyes and a dropped jaw to what I just did to this poor little snail.Now she just holds the base part of the snail and tries to comfort it as long as she can before its last breath... Or until mommy can velcro the shell onto the base while she's asleep...Needless to say, the toy is sturdy. It's perfect. Nothing's wrong with it, but now my daughter is learning to be a veterinarian to save this shell-less snail's life from her mother.

This is so cute and kids love it .

Our Grandson loves it and pulls it all across the apartment. Age 14 months.

My kiddo (1 year) loves to pull this around, extremely high quality. The eyes bobble back and forth, which stops her from trying to get the door stopper on the bathroom. Has 3 shapes, plus secures the shapes in shape sorted. Many skills to learn with this.

My baby has just started walking and he enjoys pulling this toy along with him. The shape sorter is a bonus. It creates the shell of the snail and rotates when the toy is pulled. If the shapes are within the shape sorter when pulled, they create a clattering sound as the shapes tumble within the toy. The shape sorter often falls out of the toy when it's being pulled by my one year old. While playing with the toy my baby puts the eyes of the toy inside his mouth, and the entire eye fits inside his mouth. When I see him do that I stop him and remove it. I feel concerned that he might be able to chew it off or that the eyes might slide off the toy and pose a choking hazard. So far the eyes are intact and seem sturdy enough to not pop out. It's not a deal breaker and I'm happy with my purchase.

Bought this for my nephew for Christmas last year. He absolutely adores it and plays with it all the time.When he was younger, he enjoyed pushing the snail around and making the tail wag, and rolling the shell on the floor (with the blocks inside, it makes a very loud, satisfying 'clack-clack-clack' as it rolls). Now he is fully engaged in the matching game aspect. I suspect the next stage is using it as a pull toy on his toddler adventures around the house.I was also very impressed with the build quality of this toy. The fit and finish are excellent and the wood is high-quality with no rough edges. The colors are bright and attractive.