Review on 🚶 Storkcraft 3-in-1 Activity Walker and Rocker: Interactive Toy Tray, Jumping Board, Feeding Tray for Toddlers and Infants - Blue/Gray by Tony York

Just assembled yesterday [easy!] and four month old baby still loves it. She seems comfortable and so horny that she's standing right in front of her with all those toys! I actually took the big one from the toys that came with it and put in a suction cup toy with loops for her other small toys. I think she is young for such loud musical stimulation in this toy. For now, it's just a minor minus that the music doesn't have a volume selector and can't be turned off instantly if needed. The songs just play to the end. I think she will like it a little later if I wear it occasionally. I love that another parent said to just put batteries in one of the toys, but I pretty much did the same thing, only putting in one of the musical toys first, which she can't get to yet. when we don't flip her, which we did a few weeks later, and she picks up the music easily! And he seems to like it. Another small downside is that the seat swivels, yes I wanted that, but it makes it quite narrow so I'm not sure when the baby will be strong enough to move around in the baby walker on their own. I have to turn her around if I want her to see those toys behind her for a while. The upside is that the jumper feature has worked great for us so far. Baby's legs aren't long enough to reach the floor on a flat foot, so this is a good start for them. I wouldn't call it a bouncer, but it has a "give" function when she moves her feet over it. Works best barefoot. It is necessary for the toy to leave a clean tray, this was very important when choosing a baby walker. I wanted somewhere to eat/eat and also play as I'm a grandma and don't really want to buy a high chair. Space is limited. The key isn't that smooth, it's just an extra feature, so don't bother. Sometimes she moves it herself by simply throwing herself. We use it with a jump platform. If she manages to rock herself, cool. Also, the backrest is a little stiff and we put a blanket inside while it's small and doesn't have the best trunk control. It's easy to assemble and the kid can't accidentally open the seat and it doesn't look easy because of a bigger kid [but we'll see, kids are smart and she's strong too]. Oh, and the toys attach with a little twist tab at the bottom that also covers the holes when the toy is out. Took a minute to figure it out, but not very difficult once you get the hang of it. I will update if I find any problem. This is for boys. I don't think she will notice lol. There was only one color scheme for this outfit and I find it pleasing. It was quite expensive at 100, but the luck is worth it.