👶 Baby Trend Trend 2.0 Activity Walker: Blue Sprinkles in Blue - Perfect for Your Little One's Adventures Review

This is a basic walker, ideal considering the walker has only been in use for a few months. Detachable toy. The only problem so far is that the seat is held in place by a couple of clips in the plastic PCs, one of which keeps coming loose but snaps in easily so no problem. our floors were not damaged either. Definitely 5 stars for the price

This baby walker was light and comfortable for baby to move around in. He has 2 others and they are heavier. We removed a few stoppers from the bottom to allow it to move the way we wanted. As you can imagine we didn't put any toys in from above but for me it was definitely worth the money.

This rollator offers excellent value for money. It's lightweight and has interesting toys attached to it. My 7 month old runs around the house like he's in a demolition race chasing his big brother. The seat is machine washable. Although a damp sponge with a little dish soap also works very well.

I didn't like how difficult it was to attach the toys to the tray (it took a lot of perseverance; it hurt my fingers), one side of the toys twisted and pulled easily and the other end was very difficult . And aside from the rear wheels not spinning, the Walker is decent for the price I paid. I have a family kindergarten and this walker is just an additional form of entertainment and gross motor play. I wouldn't buy it again.

I have three children before my child. All of my last 3 used the same baby walker (which was also a baby trend). I bought it for my first daughter and didn't have a second daughter until 5 years later but I kept it and then right after my second daughter I had a third daughter but after that I got rid of her. He needed a baby walker for this baby and I had to return the first one I got because the seat was plastic and the original baby walker I wanted wasn't due for delivery for a few weeks. I…

Just opened and assembled this rollator for my grandson who is coming to my house today. I am not very happy with the product at the moment. Snapping the seat and stopper into place was awkward for me due to the manual strength required. However, we could do it. What I didn't like was the cheap toy and the way it was attached to the tray. Haven't figured out how to attach it yet, but even if you don't want the toy on the tray to be there for the kid to eat snacks or whatever, this design lets…

We have twins so we needed two rocking chairs. We ordered from two different manufacturers so I can compare this to another product. The first impression after unpacking was the quality. The plastic has become thinner and more brittle. It just seemed cheaper in my hands. The biggest problems, however, are two design flaws. First, cheap wheels don't roll well. If one of the girls uses a different product, they run around the house and have fun. They stay in place no matter which child uses them.

This rollator is terrible! Honestly, I should have known better. Seriously, take my advice (and I'm sure I'm not the only person who doesn't like this crap) and either spend your extra cha-ching and buy Joovy Spoon, or just don't buy it. After purchasing this parody, I visited a popular auction site and found a Joovy Spoon for about $15 more. Isn't it a walker's job to roll? Well it isn't unless your child is German or Hercules. We even put some WD-40 on the 'wheels', if you can even call them…

First off, the seat has these plastic pins that you stick into the base. Problem? They continue to climb into the seat, making them difficult to fish out and stick in holes. After spending 20 minutes making the seat, I FINALLY had all the pins in. So I moved on to the wheels and the little rubber bumpers that go underneath. They also had pins that you stuck into the base. I couldn't get them all the way in. They went halfway and then stopped at an angle that made further movement impossible…