Review on 🚶 Fisher-Price Smart Stages Laugh & Learn Sis Walker - Musical Walking Toy for Babies and Toddlers 6-36 Months by Tyler Cooley

My little one started crawling and pulling himself up a bit so I decided to buy him this baby walker. It arrived in pieces to put together, which my eldest son did with ease. We tried the child and it took a few steps at first. So we took him upstairs and he started making circles with him. Rolls very well on carpet and not too fast. He has nothing that could slow him down. However, as you know, the child will not just walk on the carpet. Every time he landed on the tiled floor he would lose his footing and slip wildly and the child fell. sometimes all the way back from hanging with the toy and tipping over. So the toy was useless. until we brainstormed and got our hands on it! We have a roll of rubber material that you put on the bottom of the boxes. Cut it to the size of the wheels and glue it. Now he can take it anywhere and he just loves it! Now he will crawl to him, pull himself up and go for a walk. He learned to properly regulate his speed. So, the addition of rubber material made it not only an off-road toy, but also a useful toy for hard floors! I want the people who make them to supply the appropriate wheels first. It's the same rollator they had years ago. It is expected to learn and improve over time. I gave 4 stars because he loves his toys very much after we fixed the wheels. He sings to him as he walks and there are levels of 1, 2 or 3 to increase learning. He can push buttons and flip things he likes. Yes my boy has a dog girl (we are foster parents so I have half boy half girl so neither gender feels excluded)