It’s great to watch her stand more and more, and she now stands with one hand for support whilst interacting with the other. Marked 6 to 36 months, we believe the sweet spot for this kind of setting is more like 12-24 months. Neve has just discovered a new found love of dancing and music, and so absolutely loves the sounds and tunes from the Little Tikes Light ‘n Go Activity Garden Treehouse – in particular the “find the fireflies” song, which spreads a red disco style light all over the carpet whilst playing a catchy tune. We recently introduced Neve to the Little Tikes Light ‘n Go Activity Garden Treehouse, and it has been a huge hit with both Neve and her elder sister. I happened to have one (included in another toy packaging from another brand- they had the courtesy to include it) and it still won't tighten the screws enough!

If you have an older sibling like we do, it is great to watch the two of them play together, and observe Erin trying to teach Neve how the ramps work, or how to press the buttons on the music station.It comes with balls that your child can place in the birds mouth and they will roll down the ramps (and it makes fun sounds as they do), they can also put balls in the giraffes mouth and they will roll down it’s back. Disclosure – We were provided with the Little Tikes Activity Garden Treehouse free of charge in exchange for our honest review. As your child grows you can open the frame up from an enclosed square to a longer frame to make more room for playing and interacting. That said, the instructions are pretty easy to follow for those who have some form of spacial awareness (not me! It can be used in two ways, either compactly as a square shape or folded outwards which although takes up more space, encourages your child to move around more using perhaps one hand for stability.

It is a lot of pieces and was a little time consuming to put together, so be sure to set aside some time at night to assembly it before Christmas morning (otherwise you will have a very frustrated baby or toddler as they wait for you to build it). The Pelican ball feeder is loads of fun, and Neve really enjoys opening up his beak, popping in a ball and watching it slide down the ramp. The instructions were pretty straightforward and I was able to put it together by myself within an hour.Your little one can crawl through the Giraffe Arch, get hyper with the Giraffe Ball Feeder and play with the Peek-A-Boo Shutters. Little Tikes Light 'n Go Activity Garden Treehouse | Light the way to active play with the Little Tikes Activity Garden Treehouse.

Some of the things my kids and I love: All things Disney, laughing, cuddling, watching movies together, Disneyland, playing at the park, loving on all the animals in our tiny zoo, swimming, traveling, playing, dancing around the house, cookies, and singing with reckless abandon. The lights point toward the floor and spin and my baby tried to grab at them like a kitty chasing a light!This is quite a large product so if you are in a one bedroom flat with limited storage this probably isn’t the toy for you. This Light ‘n Go Activity Garden Treehouse from Little Tikes makes such a fun gift for baby or toddler this Christmas! This treehouse activity center also features over 80 activities that will keep your little one busy for hours.

It comes with 3 AAA batteries (that say they are for demo purposes only, so I would have some extras handy to switch out if needed). There are so many different things that catch his attention that it keeps him entertained long enough for me to make dinner or do the laundry.

There is plenty of activities - the monkey drops a ball down the ramps and you can 'feed' both the giraffe and pelican balls and there's also a plastic post box shape sorter. Over the last few weeks and months we have gone from crawling to standing and cruising to now standing a little on her own, and as of last week, she has started to take those adorable first few unaided steps. As he moves around and through the archway he develops gross motor skills while many of the eye hand activities help refine his fine motor skills.