Lori Dolls – Toy Scooter for Mini Dolls – Vehicle with Accessories – Toy Dog with Helmet & Goggles – Working Lights & Sounds – Let’s Go for a Spin Scooter – 3 Years +

This is too dang cute! Heads up, it’s made for a smaller type of Barbie, but it’s cute anyway. The helmet fit on a regular Barbie. My niece loves it.

Cute little scooter definitely durable enough for a child to play without worrying about breakage. Works well with any 6 inch figures.

The media could not be loaded. I honestly just purchased this for the dog. My daughter loves dogs and her dad has a lemon beagle who won't let her come near her. So now she has her own little beagle! This is just a standard beagle but close enough!I really wasn't expecting much for $5, and then I assumed it was broken when I pressed the music button and only got static. Until I started pressing the arrows and realized it was a real radio. Super cool but also kind of disappointed that my toddler won't be able to simply press the button to hear some silly pop tunes, then skip through different genres (like "the sims" radio stations). But really neat and though radio is basically obsolete these days (especially in Alabama where we have very few stations even still around so at least 60% of them are just static), it could still be a fun way to teach her about the radio and how it works.When you receive the "Vespa", it'll be in "try me" mode. Just flip the switch to the opposite side and you're all set. Once you've unlocked its full capabilities, this little toy is seriously amazing. I'll never doubt Lori products quality again, that's for sure.The headlight works via a button on the dashboard, second row. Next to that button is the music/radio - which is a little laggy (and my only reason for removing a star). The top row is the volume and skip buttons.The brake works via a "pedal" button on the left side - where a foot would go (but the wrong side for a car break pedal; I'm not sure about a scooter/vespa, though I believe a motorcycle clutch is on the left, I'm not sure).The tired are rubber, the front wheel moves and can be positioned forward without "flopping" back to a turning position easily.This is not a flimsy, lightweight toy. It's honestly close to model quality but with plastic instead of metal.The dog is adorable, with its little helmet and removable goggles, which attach to both the sides and back of the helmet. It includes a helmet for a Lori doll as well, which my daughter just puts on the dog too. She played with this for hours and then carried the dog around the rest of the day. Once we got back home from shopping, she immediately ran back to the vespa to play some more! And she's suuuuper ADHD (like mama, like daughter) so that's really saying something!I recently purchased the Lori loft as well and I am genuinely impressed with this brand and hope to see a lot more from them (and I'm a toy maker and a perfectionist.... So it takes a fair amount to impress me)! I'll be buying more sets to be sure.

So surprised at how fun this is. The size is perfect and the radio really works! You do have to push the button until you find a station but when you do it comes in very clear. Grandkids thought it was great!

If I could explain the squeal that emanated from my niece and all of her little cousins at the birthday party it is best described as deafening. I would say get it.

It is nice but not something you can play rough with, so if that is the plan I would not recommend it

It’s adorable- we don’t love the Lori dolls but the accessories are so fun. She uses them with her Petite Princess (Disney) dolls.

Love the pillion rider! I use it as the delivery scooter for my ytube channel, Mini Wok.