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Pop-Up Game - Fire Brigade

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$11.04 $16.99 In stock

The pop-up fire engine is a fun wooden toy. When the figures are pressed, they pop out and reveal a surprise. This toy promotes hand-eye coordination in little ones. This item is part of the New Educational Toys "Educational" product line. Building, stacking, sorting, and counting. Play and learning go hand in hand with the 'Educational' collection from New Classic Toys.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie ★★★★★

My toddler can't get enough of pressing the figures down to see them pop up, and I love that it's helping his coordination. The surprise reveal inside the wooden fire engine keeps him giggling every time.

Daniel H. ★★★★★

The wooden fire engine is so sturdy, and my toddler loves discovering which figure pops up next. It's kept her engaged longer than I expected for a simple cause-and-effect toy. The surprise pop mechanism is a nice twist on a classic activity.

Richard X. ★★★★★

My little one is obsessed with pressing the fire engine figures and watching them pop up—it’s become our favorite part of the day. The wood feels sturdy and well-made, and it’s clearly helping with his hand-eye coordination already.