The 9 Best Outdoor Toys For Toddlers

Ages: 18 months to 5 years

The Little Tikes Cozy Coupe has been around for decades, and it remains one of the coolest outdoor toys for toddlers. But these days, it comes with some pretty sweet upgrades. The car has a removable floor (so both younger and older kids can enjoy it) and a handle on the back for parent-controlled push rides. The high-seat back makes for a comfy ride, while the storage in the rear ensures that your little one will always have snacks within reach. The car comes with fun features like a faux ignition switch and an open-and-close gas cap so your toddler can get a feel for what it's like to work a real car. The tires on the car are super durable — no breakdowns, here — and the front wheels even spin 360 degrees, so they're easy to maneuver. Amazon reviewers give this sweet ride a standout 4.7-star rating among 4,800 and growing reviews.

Made out of plastic, this cozy coupe is easy to clean; simply wipe it down or spray it with a hose. The car has a weight limit of 50 pounds.

Enthusiastic Amazon review: "We bought this for my 20 month old granddaughter, for Christmas. It has made us her #1 grandparents, that's for sure! She enjoys this little 'Fred Flinstone' car! It has a floorboard that can be inserted for the younger children, that depend on you pushing them in the car, or you can remove the floorboard in case the child wants to push themselves in the car! Our granddaughter loves her little red coupe!"

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