- Disclaimer
These are some of my favorite summer/outdoor toys for kids in no particular order. I am not affiliated with any of these links or being paid to promote these products. There are my honest opinions that the Little Tikes, Step 2, and Radio Flyer brands are good brands due to positive and real experiences with these products.
Favorites List
1. Step 2 Arctic Splash Water Table...Amazon (Discontinued)
2. Little Tikes First Slide...Amazon
3. Little Tikes Sea Turtle Sand Box...Walmart
4. Step 2 Sand Castle Play Table...Walmart (Discontinued)
5. Little Tikes 30th Anniversary Cozy Coupe...Walmart
6. Little Tikes Fold n Store Picnic Table with Umbrella...Amazon
7. Radio Flyer Ready To Ride Folding Trike...Walmart
8. Mac Sports Collapsible Folding Utility Wagon...Amazon
7. Radio Flyer Ready To Ride Folding Trike...Walmart
8. Mac Sports Collapsible Folding Utility Wagon...Amazon
Reasons
- Durability
One reason some of these toys make my list is because I have had them for over one year. For example, the Little Tikes Turtle Sandbox, I got since my 2010 baby was a toddler and it's still going strong. She is almost 7 (2017)!
- Crowd Pleasers
Also, they seem to be a crowd pleaser. All three of my kids like being pushed around in The Cozy Coupe Car. My niece and youngest nephew also enjoy it. In fact, every child I have babysat 8 years and under have also enjoyed playing with this toy car. It hasn't met a child who hasn't liked it yet.
- Can Find Gently Used
What I have to be true, is sometimes you can find these items used at consignment stores, garage sales, classifieds sections online, and sales through social media websites, such as Facebook. When you find them gently used, sometimes you can get them well below retail, just because they are used. This is especially true if the item is in a decent or fair condition, and have some scratches and scrapes. I bought the Little Tikes Fold n Store Picnic Table with Umbrella for $20 dollars used. I saw the same day, Amazon was selling a brand new one (8/24/2017) for $128.43. We had saved $108.43!
Last Edited: January 5, 2019
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