How Do You Use the Playskool Tonka Bounceback Racer?

Believe or not, a remote control car has been made for toddlers. It's called the Tonka Bounce Back Racer, produced under the Playskool brand by Hasbro Toys. The toy includes design work to appeal to a toddler's interest in grabbing and playing with colorful things. The remote control incorporates large, simple controls the toddler can figure out fairly quickly. For parents, the car lives up to its name, being soft and bouncy -- which means wall and furniture won't get damaged. With a little bit of practice, junior and parents can get a daily giggle operating the racer.

Things You'll Need

• Small Phillips-head screwdriver
• 9 volt battery
• 6 AA batteries

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Instructions

1. • 1

     Unpack the car and its remote control unit from the packaging. Use a small Phillips-head screwdriver to open the back panel on the remote and underneath the car.

   • 2

     Insert the 9 volt battery into the remote and the 6 AA batteries into the car. Screw the remote back panel closed again with the screwdriver. Do the same for the car battery panel.

   • 3

     Push the on-off switch on the car to the "On" position. Place the car on the ground. Turn the remote control on.

   • 4

     Operate the car's movement forward and backward with the remote control pad.