HOMCOM Child Mechanical Walking Ride on Horse Toy Plush Walk Pony Sound

This wonderful riding horse is a perfect toy for your child, different to static rocking horses these can move around as your child pushes around. It has a super soft wide padded body with saddle and the ability to make sounds when the ears are squeezed. It also has 4 high quality PU wheels with front footsteps. A great toy for your child to ride or just walk around with, it can gives your lovely baby the real experience as a real horse.•New type of toy with a beautiful realistic horse experience

•Super soft padded body and comfortable saddle to emulate the real riding experience

•4 PU rolling wheels on the feet make it easy for the horse to walk forward

•Footrests for added comfort

•Easy wood grip handles for safety

•Squeeze the ear for realistic neighing and galloping sounds

•Steel frame and PP cotton stuffed, super soft plush covered

•Suitable for age 3 and over

•Certified by EN71-1、EN71-2、EN71-3, 6P, AZO, EN62115, EMC

•2x AA batteries needed for sounds(batteries included)

•Material: Plush, Wood, Steel tube, PP cotton •Colour: Brown /Pink •Weight Capacity: 60kg •Overall Dimension: 65L x 28W x 75Hcm •Seat Height: 50cm •Recommended for ages 36 months and up •Accessories:2 AA batteries •Certified by EN71-1、EN71-2、EN71-3, 6P, AZO, EN62115, EMC

Product Features

• CLASSIC RIDE ON TOY: This interactive ride on walking horse is powered by your child’s momentum. Using clever mechanical forward motion technology
• by simply pushing down and then releasing the head in a stand-sit motion
• the horse is propelled forward across the floor.SOFT DURABLE PLUSH BODY: A softly padded polyester plush body and comfortable riding saddle over a sturdy metal frame of this ride on pony recreate the look and feel of thrilling horseback riding adventures.INTERACTIVE EXERCISE: Encourages your child to practice balance and coordination as well as creative
• imaginative play as they ride this fun horse toy into the sunset. As the head is pushed down
• the front wheels slide forward. When the head is released
• the back legs roll forward to catch up
• creating forward motion.