Toy Bus

[jills]

Help?  My son (16months old) is fascinated by busses just now, so we're looking for a toy bus for him.  It has to be suitable for a toddler (ie not metal, dye cast, corgi type thing).  But, we don't want one that's tooo cartoonish, it should look like a bus you woudl see in real life (if you know what I mean).  Anyone knwo where I might find one?   Thanks, you'll make a little boy (and his folks0 very happy!

[willow74]

Heres a wooden one with passengers. http://www.jammyjoes.com/jammyjoes/Search/1925

Same one a little cheaper here

http://www.travellingtoys.co.uk.sdhost.com/acatalog/Wooden_Toys.html

[jills]

Thanks willow....that does look good.   I like the idea of passengers that Charlie can remove.  We were looking for something a bit more like the kind of bus he sees every day around here, but this one might be a good alternative. Thanks again.xx

[THFCUK]

if you have an argos or index near you i brought a toy play bus for my child a while back and it had letters and things on you could press and it would sound the letters and help them along with their numbers etc.

[Gee Bee]

Just be careful when buying a bus that another one doesn't appear at the same time........bum-bum !!!

[banjo]

Habitat sell a wooden double decker red bus - it has a removable roof so you can put passengers in it (they're included).   Costs about �25. Hours of fun guaranteed - tried and tested!!