Chuggington StackTrack Brewster’s Big Build Adventure Playset and DVD Review

My little guy Kyron is now 2 1/2 years old and had recently discovered his love for Chuggington! He loves watching the cartoon on TV and I love the awesome lessons the show teaches. We knew when he started getting interested in the show it would only be a matter of time before we would need to get him his first train track! I mean what little boy doesn’t LOVE trains?!?!

We were blessed enough to receive the Chuggington StackTrack Brewster’s Big Build Adventure Playset to review. Immediately just from looking at the box Kyron was so excited to start playing with his very first Chuggington Train Set! The Brewster’s Big Build Playset includes a super cool working mega crane and elevator  for Brewster to “repair” the broken track. The best part about this track is that is based on the new Chuggington TV special airing on Disney Junior RIGHT NOW! So Kyron can reenact his favorite scenes about safety, responsibility and teamwork from the show right here at home!

The Chuggington StackTrack retails for $49.99. Ages 3 years+ and is now available at Target and Amazon.

We also received the Chuggington Ready To Build DVD to review. Which is totally awesome because not only does it go perfectly with Kyrons new Chuggington StackTrack but it super convenient to turn on whenever he wants to watch it while he plays! The DVD is packed full of fun, adventures, lessons and more! The overall theme of the Chuggington Ready to Build DVD is safety, team work and responsibility. Kyron loves watching the trains work together to accomplish big tasks and repairs and eve better he is learning great life lessons while having fun! I am definitely a HUGE fan of Chuggington Trains for multiple reasons and am so proud to be able to review and support such an amazing brand!

The Chuggington Ready To Build DVD is now available on Amazon for $14.98 plus free shipping with a Prime or a purchase of $35 or more! (I recommend picking up both a playset track and the DVD together – it definitely makes pretending and playing more fun!)