Review on 🚶 Optimized Radio Flyer Walker Wagon for Pushing by Stanley Redline

A good cart for its price. When we received it, our kid was pretty good at understanding if something would tip over and adjusting to the strength of the object. It's pretty light, but at least it won't crush you if it tips over. It can move fairly quickly on smooth surfaces, especially if they don't hold onto the handle, but my child has learned to push it to the side when he doesn't want to go fast. It's really so big that the baby's weight pushes on the handle to slow it down. If they don't hold onto the handle at the top, it goes faster. Initially I was looking for a shopping cart because my child was constantly collecting things and trying to give them to other walkers. This and the woodcutter with the radio flyer were the only ones I could find for the youngest child. I like the tree idea but I like that it can be turned into a van. I wanted to use more if it. My little one loves putting things in her shopping cart and pushing them around the room. It's also a good place to put away small toys at the end of the night. I think it's a good little van if parents understand its limitations and keep it in a safe place or supervise it until their child is safe to use it. Oh and I was missing a cap but I called the company and they sent a replacement with no problem. Good customer service can be hard to come by, so they deserve credit for it.