Review on Little Balance Box 2-in-1: Spring Feet, Non-Wheeled Baby Walker Push Stand Toys with Booties, Gender-Neutral Design, Wooden Toddler Activity Table, Award Winning (Blue) by Gary Parker

.UPDATED (4/2019). I read the reviews and I am very angry! My second baby is now 10 months old and is finally pulling up on a balance box. She already pulls up furniture and people because we are immobile and she can only rely on her strength or the strength of her legs to pull herself up. BUT to be able to walk, the child has to find THEIR BALANCE. Hence the name of this product. Small BALANCE box. Come on people! Here's how it works, the Iyablight's weight and legs have this springy thing, so kids have to rely on their OWN strength and BALANCE to use the LBB. So they still have a goal to support their wakefulness development, but that's not stopping them! It actually forces their brains to think about how to activate their core and coordinate their motor movements to use the LBB effectively. When you think of EVERYTHING that went into the LBB's design, from the flared top, to the anxiety caused by its own fit, to the perfect size of a toddler's hand, to the light weight and springy legs, the price is a steal ! I encourage anyone interested in this product to watch the video on the LBB website to understand its ingenious design. I even bought one for my daughters daycare which they now consistently use for ALL their little ones. It's so easy to assemble and lasts forever (3 year lifespan for 6 kids because we borrow it for trial runs). This is truly the best investment I've made for my children. Incredible assessment of my daughter's motor development! We bought this balance box when she was only 4 months old. She was immediately interested. She eventually started standing with us parents and holding them and she enjoyed banging on the table. At 6 months she started pushing the box and we, the parents, stood guard around her. She is less than 8 months old and pushes the weight box by herself! Without this balancer, my daughter would not have developed her gross motor skills as quickly. Now she's trying to get up too. She has great core strength and strong legs :) We love this product!