🚶 Pidoko Kids Wooden Baby Push Walker - Engaging Push and Pull Learning Walker for Boys and Girls - Multi-Activity Centre for Toddlers Review

Bought as a Christmas present for our 9 month old son two months later and he still enjoys playing with it. I like that there are no electronics / noisy things and batteries are not needed. Just imagination (and he'll make a lot of noise with that). The colors are bright and fun - he's learning to hold on to the pole and push it in a few steps, which is nice too.

I sent it back after a few days of use because I was worried about my baby. As she played with the small mallets, the ball came loose at the end and quickly landed in her mouth. In addition, the tree had a lot of roughness, which caused splinters, and without the resistance of the wheels, even on the carpet, it rolls very quickly and easily capsizes.

Comes in such large quantities that it takes time to assemble. Some of the supplied screws were the wrong size or the pre-drilled holes were too big, making it easy for the screws to fall out, creating a major choking hazard. Had to upgrade to larger screws to hold parts securely. Looked good once assembled and the kid liked it, but after a week the wood broke and the screws fell out. Very dangerous, product must be recalled!

We gave this to our child for his first birthday and he loves it. It is made of high quality materials and looks sturdy. We were happy to see that there is a rubber ring around the wheels which we thought would protect our wooden floor from scratches, but the rings keep coming loose and need to be fixed several times a day. There were no instructions in our box which was frustrating but luckily my husband is good at puzzle solving and figured it out easily. :) Overall this is a good product…

Overall it's a good little toy and our Lo liked it. My problem is the quality of the materials used. Counting beads went through one of the wooden boards. The sides are a bit thin and should not have been pierced with a stick so easily. Also, the hammers for the xylophone are poorly assembled. One of the round lids came off after a very short use. They are a choking hazard and we threw them away as soon as we realized they were choking.

My son is trying to walk. I bought this because it's not battery electronics. I am disappointed in its design. He pushed it, pushed it forward, flipped the toy completely and landed on the floor. When I picked him up he had a gulp of blood. I don't like to complain but it's not safe and I wouldn't recommend it. The sticks that are suitable for the xylophone are also dubious. The bullets at the end are just glued on, so I don't give them to him because it can cause choking. I had to listen to my

This product is exactly what I need in a baby walker that is also a fun toy for my 8 month old son who pulls everything up and likes to stand on his feet. However, it is light, so for a novice it moves very quickly, pushing forward and tipping over easily. I solved this problem by buying self-adhesive wheel weights and sticking them to the bottom of the wagon. My daughter can't tip it over as easily anymore and it has also slowed down so she can try to walk with it and I don't have to stop it…

2 stars because my child just LOVES this item. If she could, she would walk around the house all day. We got it after about 5-6 months when she could sit in front of it and play with all the gadgets and gizmos. She is now 9 months old and uses them every day as a walker. I especially like the wheel traction to slow it down a bit on our floors. My first problem was when the product arrived. There was no chip on one of the side panels. I thought it's okay, it still works. We've only had it for a…