Play horse

Medallions are children’s best pretend play horse. They are a great way to have fun both indoors and outdoors. Medallions are real-looking horses that are made affordable for everyone and cost hundreds of dollars less than a real horse. While the child is having fun riding, exercising, and developing his/her maneuverability skills the exercise of the child can develop his/her physical strengths which allows your child to ride smoothly making him/her feel just like s/he's on a real Medallion…

package height : 19.304 cm package length : 5.334 cm package width : 17.272 cm Unparalleled attention to realistic scale & detailing

While your child may not be able to own a real horse, he or she can play with toy horses. Playing with toy horses is not only fun, but educational. Your child can learn how to “care” for his or her toy horses and give them a foundation for if and when they can care for a real horse.

14 PIECE PLAYSET: Comes complete with everything you need to win the blue ribbon for best in show with 14 horse-care accessories, including a cup, a wooden case, a handle brush, and more. There is even a detachable saddle for more life like play. REAL HAIR PLAY: This detailed horse features a textured mane and tail. Junior equestrians can use one of the included brushes to groom and style the horse’s hair to make sure it’s ready for the next big race! AUTHENTIC SOUNDS: The horse’s head and…

This Maple Rocking Horse is the cutest! 🐴😍 Give your child or grandkid hours of entertainment and fun! #rockinghorse #maple #kidstoy #indoordesign

This bouncy horse hopper has been one of the most played with toys in our house for nearly 4 months. Everyone from the 18 month old to 10 year olds that come visit always want to ride it which it makes it's desirability off the charts, even though we now own two. Product: Horse Hopper Company: Appleround Recommended Age Range: 18 months to 4 years Price Range: ~$20 Amazon Product Page (Affiliate Link) Review: My mom purchased one of these horse hoppers for my 18 month old for Christmas. All…

When I visited playgrounds as a child, I always raced to the spring animals before anything else. The slides, the swings, the monkey bars...I passed them all by in my mad dash to claim a spot on my favorite animal ride. I've no idea why they appealed to me so much, other than perhaps the imaginative possibilities they offered, as I can remember pretending I was riding them to some far-off adventure. I do recall desperately wishing I had one at home, and now, a few decades later, I do! This…

Rocking horse