Fisher Price Little People are toys that are made by Fisher Price™ only. All Little People items sold by Fisher Price are categorized by age which is very useful and we recommend parents to follow the age guidelines for safety and development reasons. The Little People sets for 1-5 years are especially designed to develop your child’s discovering, learning and building skills. Each product line provides age appropriate little cars, buses, little people dolls, houses, farms, a garage and much more. There are many Little People sets and accessory, but in our opinion the following are the most popular, fun to play with or useful toys avaible;
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The Fisher Price Smart Cycle is a learning system that teaches children 3 to 6 years old multiple skills that they will need while providing much needed exercise in the process, all rolled in to a wonderfully fun Fisher Price Bike. This one is so easy to set up and so easy for children to use. You simply plug the system into your television, and your child is ready to embark on an adventure of learning and fun. The Fisher Price Smart Cycle is actually a stationary Fisher Price Bike, plus a fun learning center, and a video gaming system all in one. Your child will enjoy countless hours of play and learning while riding the Smart Cycle. As he/she pedals, characters on your television will guide them through many different learning phases, games, and races. The Fisher Price Smart Cycle includes the Learning Adventure game cartridge so your child can begin their playing/learning as soon as you set the system up. There are so many fun learning games on this cartridge that your child will be kept busy for hours. Driving gives them a chance to visit Math Mountain and learn all about numbers and counting, while the joystick helps them with their hand/eye coordination. The joystick is also great as your child gets older and needs a more challenging stimulation. If your child tires of the exercise involved, the joystick allows them to continue playing the games without using the pedals.

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