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

. It's not. 90% of the time it's about walking. Very sad and disappointed that this is not an educational toy with all the buttons and options. Also feels a bit cheap and unstable when walking and I wish the wheels had different speed options. They just walk, and that's pretty dangerous for a learning kid.

Not the best baby walker for hardwood floors, works much better on carpet, especially when baby is just learning to walk. With a more experienced walker I'm not sure how much better it will work. My niece (11 months old), on the other hand, enjoys the front a lot! I love the encouraging words and the vibrant colors it has. I only wish the wheels were made of a different material that would make them safer on hardwood floors because those wheels are too slippery.

The only thing that bothers me about this product is the condition of the packaging, we are of course approaching the Christmas period, this will probably be a gift if you think they are making arrangements meet and deliver a product that you could give away, but not in this case. I imagine the condition of the boxes, I have to get creative and either make a pretty box out of it or put everything together and decorate Christmas with balloons, for example, because that definitely doesn't work…

So, I originally bought this product from Amazon, but due to the lack of this product, they refunded my money. I ended up buying the product from Walmart. The price is about the same as Revain. I don't hate this product but it's not my favorite at the moment. This is more true for a baby who has already started walking and is trying to move faster. The problem we keep running into is that when she tries to get the walker to work, it rolls forward so fast that she doesn't have time to keep up…

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…