👶 Dahuniu Baby Walker with Removable Game Panel – Interactive Activity Center Suitable for Babies aged 6 Months and above Review

The Dahuniu baby walker with removable playtop is something a child can grow into. From the moment baby is able to crawl through the crawling stage, he becomes the focal point of the playroom. It has so many bright lights and colorful things to move and explore. I like the feature that lets you adjust the speed of the wheels (or stop them altogether). In addition, the entire front panel is detachable and can be used on the floor when baby is just starting to crawl. I can't get over how good…

My 1 year old was just starting to walk when I ordered this so she didn't really need it but loves playing with this thing. The assembly was very easy and quite clever. You just pretty much click your feet. Batteries were not included but my kids have enjoyed it so far even without batteries. What I really like is that the detachable parts are attached with a cord so they don't get lost, except for the phone. We used to have another rollator but we lost a few parts because they weren't…

All new sounds, bells and whistles compared to older types of rollators. In addition, he has various programs. Click on a musical note and it changes program and plays completely different tones across the board (surface) - there are several to switch between. My 4 year old granddaughter enjoys playing with it after we put it together. She plays with it more than she did with her baby walkers when she was a kid. So sorry I didn't get it then! The only problem I have with it is that it's LOUD…

It's cheaper than really good baby walkers, and they're not that good either. but I think it's still worth getting it instead. I have tried another walker similar to this one but in a different color - they are identical despite being from different brands. Why aren't they that good? There are a lot of little things. For example, the ABC keys say 3 different things. They say "A", "B" and "B", then they say "Triangle", "Circle" and "Square", but for some reason they say " One", "Two" and…