🚶 VTech Blue Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker Review

This baby walker is way better than expected! I needed a good walker for my 8 month old because the ones I had for a 2 year old were terrible. This walker was PERFECT! The toys on the table are great and fun, she has a lot of fun with the mini piano. The entire front comes off so that he can also play the toy on the floor. The BEST part, adjustable wheels. The traction control is by far the best feature and my then 8 month old (now 9 month old) is almost alone on the road thanks to this…

My little girl loved the light up game board on the front, but it didn't work out as far as running. She's really tight, moves FANTASTIC when it comes to grabbing hold of things and walking (quite sprints when passing furniture or baby gates). BIG PROBLEM: She has fallen backwards or down several times trying to grab her arm to pull herself up to walk with her and the product is so light it rolls over her. CLEAR! So you can still let her play with him. Cons: I had to rate it lower for safety if

We just got this for our 8 month old and so far it has been worth it! Here's my full review, including PROS and CONS: PROS: Very interactive and engaging for babies. Easy to assemble (about five minutes). Good quality plastic. : It's so light that your child might fall over if they lean too far (I always supervise them). Sometimes the sound/music goes beyond what you think. Overall I think it's worth it for the price. My baby loves it and thanks to him he is learning to stand and pull himself…

We bought this for our 8 month old son who likes to stand. He's not crawling yet, but he's rolling around the room, so we love that we can turn off the activity center to put him on the floor while he's playing. He always tries to get up and play up front at the same time. He still didn't understand what kind of walker it was or how to use it. For the most part, it rolls fairly quickly even on our slowest carpet settings. But our son bends over heavily, pushing his 22-pound weight onto him. He…

This is the most amazing toy in the world. I was excited to buy this toy for my twin girls thinking they should be old enough to stand and ready to walk. I would like Inknew to have 2 modes in the toy: a) up to 6 months - sit and play, and b) after 6 months - walk and play. My girls are 8.5 months old and can only stand and hold and walk but cannot walk on their own so this toy is perfect for them to lean on and get used to the movement. However, the reviews didn't say how appealing the "game…

Great toy for toddlers learning to walk! My daughter loved rolling it in circles around the dining room table indoors when she started walking on her own. She still enjoys pushing and walking with him, although now she can walk on her own. Even when we weren't taking her for a walk, we would keep her on the couch and she would push buttons and dance to little peasant songs. She loves to open and close the little door and surprised us by finding out the little triangles/circles/rectangles…

lifeguard when our helper learned to walk. Functional, bought last fall for our LO to learn to walk and for one of all the sounds. A year later, he's still using it to move things forward. This toy was used indoors and then brought outside in late spring and fall. He pushed it down our long concrete road and it helped a lot to strengthen his legs as he climbed back up the small hill. I'm surprised to report that with all that grinding on concrete, although the wheels are scratched and with…