Wooden Push and Pull Learning Walker for Toddlers Boys and Girls – with Multiple Activity Center – Adjustable Speed Feature – Birthday Gift-Baby Toys – Kids’ Activity Push Toy

Beautifully Made – Easy on Floors
I purchased this walker for my 9 month old who is starting to cruise. I don’t like the overly colorful and noisy fisher price ones, and was looking for something more organic. This walker is visually stunning, has items that every baby at that age is drawn to, and glides so smoothly and easily across the floor. Things I love:* First, the walker was extremely easy to put together by myself, and only took about 10 minutes.* The walker is made out of real wood, and feels very sturdy and quality made to the touch.* I was worried about the wheels on my hardwood floors, especially those plastic models – but these wheels are made of wood and have a thing black rubber lining around them. So not only does it not mark up my floors, but it’s effortless for my 9 month old to push and it silently glides across my hardwoods.* Babies at this age love to hold things in their hands and visually inspect items – so the fact that this walker comes with little wooden blocks that my child could hold, put in his mouth, and toss around on the floor was a huge plus. Eventually when he gets older, I know he’ll love putting them through the shape holes on the side of the walker.* The tray on the back of the walker is essential and was such a great touch – it holds all of the blocks and the xylophone mallets when not in use, but keeps them close by so when baby is ready to play again, he knows where to find them.I was pleasantly surprised at how well everything was made and the detailed thought that went into each and every piece on this walker. It just feels handmade and like it could be something passed down through generations for your kids. I could go on, but just trust me when I say that this walker is worth every penny and even more!

Great for my baby.
My child is 10-months so I got this for her. It was easy to out together and works great. The colors are bright and fun, and the weigh and stability are perfect for her since she is trying to walk. Definitely a good price for this.

Love it so much!
Had my reservations about this item after reading the reviews. We ended up buying this for our kiddo when he was 8 months old to help him walk (I didn’t want him locked in in one of those sit in walkers, wanted to him to go in and out freely), and he LOVES IT!Right as we took it out of the box, he was drawn to it. He loves playing with all the activities in the front. It did take him a month or two until was able to walk with it. He needed some assistance first to manage the speed and keeping the walker upright. Before he learns to control it, it will fall on them as they sit down while still holding on to it; and they will fall face down when it’s too fast. JUST BE PATIENT! Then I was cooking one day, turn around and he walked all across living room and kitchen with the walker all by himself! His proud happy little face was so worth the struggle! They will figure it out, it’s ok to fall, just teach them to get back up and try again! He’s now unstoppable with it, learning how to turn it.Another thing I have to mention, the design on having all the shapes in the little cart is awesome! He loves walking around, then stopping to mess around with the blocks. It’s like a cart that helps him walk and carries his toys for him.ONLY negative is that one of the shapes IS wrong. He has double yellow quarter circle blocks and the cross block is missing. So it can get a little confusing. But still LOVE this product.

Quality Concern
My item arrived damaged – which I did not notice until I was nearly done assembling the walker. I am concerned about the longevity of the walker as it arrived damaged. It would be too much of a hassle to disassemble and return to Amazon. I would have appreciated a small refund given my product was damaged, but Amazon did not offer that as an option. I am disappointed in the customer service. Otherwise, my 13 month old has enjoyed pushing the walker around. The “brake” or speed control function does not actually control speed at all.