Review on 🚶 VTech Blue Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker by Dustin Woodrow

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 visible wear, they're still safe and sound. At that moment he's running with it :) These baby walkers are actually two toys and they really do take apart so the front of the "noise transmitter" falls off and can be used and carried separately. We really liked this feature because we have been spending more time outdoors and have taken this rollator to the yard and on all walks. It was used in rainy weather and often left outside. The front interactive part was left at home or in the car because she was traveling with us and she still looks amazing. While the undercarriage is totally worn and faded (which is to be expected if you leave it outside in the rain and sun). One of the downsides of this item is the handset, it just hangs there, not attached to anything, so it's lost for now. We don't know where it is so it would be nice if it was attached. Also, I would like to add that bigger wheels would be nice as this rollator won't move on grass even if you hold it low. . Our LO was getting more and more frustrated trying to get on the turf with him. I'm not deducting a star for that though, as I knew this toy was more for the home and we used it outdoors to our liking. The video is older than when he first started walking and the photos now show all the wear and abuse of this toy and it is still used by our 19 month old every day.