Review on 👶 Chicco Mod Grey Infant Walker - Stylish & Functional by Albina Bloom

It was much more than I expected and my 8 month old granddaughter is still too young to use it. We can put them in and let them play with the toys on the front tray. but her legs are still a bit short to actually use them to move around in the three fixed height positions she offers. It has a set of wheels front and back and rolls easily. The bottom also has six large rubber pads that are supposed to rub against the ground and stop rotation, but this feature doesn't seem to work. They never touch the floor when the baby is sitting or when we press on them with our extra weight. Assembly was mostly easy, with the exception of attaching the fabric seat to the plastic frame of the walker. The seat has round plastic tabs that you put through holes in the frame, then pull out and twist to lock them in place. The first few are easy, but the last few are difficult to insert and twist properly due to the tension in the fabric. it has to be scraped out to make it fit. I'm 65 years old and I have arthritis in my hands so it's much harder for someone like me and it hurts my fingers and hands. I ended up using a screwdriver that I could thread through the plastic circle and get the leverage I needed to pry it out through the hole in the frame. It has a plastic handle that you can rotate to adjust the height with three locking positions for use with a child and it also folds down for storage. Be careful when adjusting the height as it falls flat and will trap your fingers and hands if they get in the way of falling. Overall this is a good quality product for the price.