Review on 🚼 ChromeWheels Toddler Stroller with Pushing Guardrail by Brian Gordon

I bought this car for my 13 month old grandson. It's easy to fit, the footpegs have a small latch that you can press to take them off, the handlebars have a button that you have to press to take them off, the guards snap onto the steering wheel and have a release button to release them to take off and you can put things under the seat. In order for the horn and songs to work, you need to put 2 AA batteries in the steering wheel, which are not included. It's loud and can't be turned off, and to turn it off, press the horn. House is ok but doesn't work properly outside - needs to be on level ground to work well - My driveway is muddy with bumps so you have to maneuver around it. Since my grandson is small for that - when pushing I have to watch his one foot, he keeps one foot on the footboard and the other moves away all the time and if you're not careful he can bend his leg. throw wrong or on the concrete. He can get up and push it when we're behind him and he won't have a hard time walking on it himself. (As long as you remove the stand) Everything fits together and doesn't fall apart until you press the release buttons. It's not a durable hard plastic, but it's not flimsy either - it's just right for little kids. The steering wheel does not turn and the wheels do not turn left or right. Tires roll forward or backward. It's fairly well balanced - it leaned over the edge and didn't try to roll over - but like the chair, I think it could have been at the right angle. The front tires have an anti-roll bar that helps. It does not have a seat belt, so it is recommended for children over 2 years old. I really like this 3 in 1 car and it does the job. I would recommend this item. (better for babies over 13 months as stated in the description)