Kids Steering Wheel Pretend Play Toy Set with Lights and Sounds

-Included stool for comfortable playing
-Rotary switch to start the car with sounds and adjust the volume
-Simulated 3 gears and pedals to operate the car in the cyclic rotary scene
-Steering wheel to control the direction of the car in the picture
-Whistles of the fire truck ambulance and police car improve the baby's cognitive ability
-Included megaphone horn and music for additional joy
-Turn lights and rearview mirrors offer a realistic driving
-Safe indoor activity for kids with BPA-free materials and no-sharp edge design
-Certified with ASTM and CPSIA certification
-Easy to put together by following clear instructions

● Simulate to Drive: Featuring a rotary switch 3-level gear steering wheel simulated turn lights rearview mirrors brake and accelerator this interactive simulated toy allows your kid to pretend to drive like the real. The realistic horn and music will draw children's attention. Total batteries required: 6 x 1.5V AA battery (not included).
● Unique Cyclic Rotary Scene: The car in the road simulation picture can be controlled by the steering wheel. Also the baby can shift the gear to change the speed. This cyclic rotary scene not only provides children with a more realistic driving experience but also enables them to learn about the street scene in advance.
● Different Whistles and Included Megaphone: There are 3 different whistles that simulate the fire truck ambulance and police car. With the included megaphone your kid can play the role of a firefighter doctor or policeman to enjoy endless fun with his friends.
● Safe Indoor Toys: Made of BPA-free materials and designed with smooth edges this steering wheel driving toy with ASTM and CPSIA certification is pretty safe for children. They can drive at home without going outside. Besides it comes with a stool for older kids to play more comfortably.
● Learning and Educational Gift: This pretend driving toy set is an ideal preschool gift for kids over 3 years old. Through the driving simulation children can learn common senses of traffic develop their foot-hand coordination and improve their sensitivity.