Kids Steering Wheel Toy and Stool with Cyclic Rotary Scene

The simulated driving station lets children learn to drive while playing which not only creates an unforgettable childhood memory but also benefits their future. The small car in the cyclic rotary road scene can go forward turn left/right or stop by means of the flexible steering wheel foot brake and accelerator. Also the infrared remote control function accounts for smooth driving and a fabulous visual sense. The detachable megaphone lets kids enjoy simulated driver-paging dialogue. What’s more the realistic siren sound of ambulances police cars and fire engines allows your child to experience being a doctor a policeman and a fireman.

Simulated Driving Experience: The interactive simulation toy enables your kids to enjoy a realistic driving experience in just 4 steps: open the power button with vivid engine sound choose gear of stop/low/medium/fast speed step down the accelerator and then rotate the steering wheel.
Innovative Cyclic Rotary Scene: There is a cute blue car and a cyclic rotary road scene on the dashboard which will switch responsively as kids’ operation. The infrared remote control function on the pedals achieves seamless transit of the driving screen giving kids a more authentic feeling.
Fantastic Role-play Fun: Equipped with 3 kinds of siren sounds the simulated steering wheel toy can be pretended as an ambulance a police car and a fire truck to realize a kid’s dream of being a superhero. Besides the wired speaker adds endless fun to role-play games.
Multiple Functions Cheer up Kids: Apart from the alarming sounds our driving simulator also comes with several dynamic songs and loud horns to boost little drivers’ vigor. Soft direction lights and indicator lamps make the driving center even more attractive and realistic.
Great Educational and Entertainment Toy: Needless to say this driving play station and stool set will be a perfect gift to surprise your kids. It helps children to acquire direction cognition general traffic knowledge hand-eye coordination as well as early music enlightenment.