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This Puppy will entertain your baby as they grow, whether playing seated with their toys or walking around, with fun activities for younger babies and 75 songs, sounds, melodies, and phrases!
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Thanks to Smart Stages technology, you can choose the learning level that best suits your baby. Each level has different songs, sounds, melodies, and phrases, so the educational play changes as your baby grows!
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Excellent quality.
The best aid for their first steps, with many games, colors, and sounds on top. I had it for my daughter, bought it the next year for my nephew. It has two color options. We all remained satisfied and the toy is still like new.
I wasn't particularly impressed, even though I was positively disposed before the purchase and was really looking forward to it. It is quite cute, like most, if not all, games from this company that I definitely love, but it seems that we didn't quite get along. I believe that the wheels should have been made differently or at least have brakes on 2 out of the 4 (if not on all) for the times when it is not used as a walker/stroller, as it rolls without stopping (and at a fast speed) and doesn't stay still when the child is sitting and wants to play with it (only when it encounters resistance). During walking, the child doesn't seem to be comfortable so far because their feet kick the frame and they can't walk undisturbed.
I had read the reviews saying that it slides very quickly and I didn't pay attention. In the end, it does indeed slide a lot and it moves away. My 10-month-old son, who has been standing for a while, got scared when he tried to lean on it and slipped, and he didn't approach it again for a while. Gradually, we familiarized him with the toys in front of it and he approaches it, but he still needs someone to hold him back so that he doesn't slide away...
Good product with good quality plastic without corners. It can be held and walked in the beginning, not only does the baby need someone to hold it so it doesn't go forward. We had it long before it started to stand up and play with the buttons in front. Then it gradually started to stand up and now it takes walks
Since we got it for our little one, he doesn't let it go....Make sure you have it at home just for it to move around without hitting furniture here and there....Very good product
For those who say "it slides faster than a child and hits, etc. or that it should have brakes, so it would slide slower"
That's how anything with wheels is... it's physics, and if it slid slower, it would have a higher cost because it would need a very good adjustable cutter, because then people would complain that it doesn't slide fast enough, etc.
YES, it will fall at first due to balance, etc. BUT that's how nature is. And even if it grew up in a chicken coop in the countryside, it would still fall at some point.
It will hit lightly (if you have it on a carpet, etc.) but it will learn better and faster (no pain, no gain).
I simply put it upside down against a sofa or corner and the matter was settled.
It's worth the money for simple walking.
The "educational" things in 80% of the games here are nonsense, they are just pleasant sounds/songs to keep the child occupied.
It is ideal for the baby to learn to walk... My own just started holding onto it and walking and wouldn't let go... Our favorite toy.... In his first steps, of course, when he starts holding onto it and walking without balance, the baby just grabs onto it and stands up, and it quickly moves away, and he can't keep up, resulting in falling and hitting.
They gave it to us as a gift.. it may be a simple game like all the others.. but I can't leave unnoticed what I experienced! My little one (9 months old) only crawled, but after 2 days with this, she stood up on her knees, and on the 3rd day I saw her standing in another spot!
Very high-quality product that helps with the baby's first steps and is fun with various activities
We really like our walker. Maybe my daughter was ready when she used it and in a very short period of time she learned to walk. However, the toys on it are very average, and maybe more suitable for very young children. The "smart stages" is not even worth discussing... just two songs in total... overall, very poor.
It is good for keeping children occupied with the buttons and songs it has, but as a walker, it is not worth it. If it hadn't been given to us as a gift, I wouldn't have bought it.
It is very lightweight, resulting in the child not being able to lean on it and move forward with momentum. Maybe with a patent, the wheels could be somehow braked and it wouldn't slide so easily
Build quality: Good, except for the handle that bends more than it should.
Overall, our child didn't pay much attention to it and it doesn't have any resistance to hold and stand up, so when they try to lean on it, it slides. Maybe they will use it later, but I don't think so. It was not a successful purchase.
Quality is fine.. But it is the most useless thing we bought. Never used it, didn't help anywhere as the walker slid much faster than the child could walk.
Incredible game. One important issue to be aware of is that it slips on hardwood or tile floors. When a baby stands for the first time, they will definitely fall. You need to be there to hold them. When this happened, I was ready to give it away and I was disappointed. As soon as the little one learned to hold on a bit, they can't stop using it.
Bad product, don't buy it. Supposed to help the child support themselves, yet it is dangerous as it can fall and cause serious injury when the weight of the baby leans on it. Don't purchase it, you will lose 50€, find something better
Very sturdy construction. Interesting little games on the dog. Both kids used it after they started walking. Before, it wasn't convenient as they were slipping and falling
Excellent walker with very good quality!!! It has satisfying and interesting toys on it. But it is also very comfortable and stable for walking with good hand grip. My first child didn't bother with it at all, only played with the toys a little bit. However, my second child now uses it constantly, mainly for walking but also with the toys it has on top.
Very good walker. My daughter (12 months old) takes it by herself (she uses the walker to stand up) and walks with it inside the house. When she was younger, she played with the toys it has and she still plays with them, so it's worth its money. They gave it to us second-hand because we had bought a no-name walker for the same price, which is very poorly made.
We received it as a gift and the child didn't show any interest at all. Of course, he is 18 months old, so maybe that's why. But he didn't even engage with the buttons or the songs. Nothing. So unfortunately, it didn't appeal to him at all. He plays with other toys and has different preferences.
Very good, the child loves it. However, he didn't pay attention to it at first. The child must stand well and may have taken his first steps holding onto furniture in order to use it confidently, because it slides and children can fall. If you have a carpet, it helps because it slows it down somehow.
In the positive aspects, the little 8-month-old loved it. While she doesn't easily get excited about toys, she gets bored with them immediately because she wants to constantly move, so she instantly got hooked on this one. In the negative aspects, it requires a lot of attention for such young ages and definitely an adult above, even two meters away. The wheels slide very easily, and the baby can go forward or backward. It is also very lightweight, so it is easy to tip over. To play with the board, I have to hold it so it doesn't slide
Very good. It helps the baby to walk and it also has creative toys on top that keep them occupied for hours.
They brought us the walking toy as a gift. I gave it to my little one when she was 6-7 months old and she simply admired the buttons and rolled the little ball.
For a long period of time, she stopped paying attention to it and I put it away. I thought that was it.
Now I gave it to her again at 10 months old and she takes walks with it all around the house. She sits and plays with the buttons, the lights, listens to music, etc.
She enjoys pressing its nose.
Overall, it is very high-quality in terms of construction. It is worth its money.
We bought it when our daughter was 10 months old, she likes it but so far it has only kept her occupied for a short time. It definitely requires attention from the parent, especially in the beginning. Regarding the issue I read about the wheels, we didn't have any problem.
Update: Our 12-month-old daughter doesn't leave it and takes it for walks all around the house, it has become her favorite! It's worth its money.
For a strange reason, the child didn't pay any attention to the walker while he wasn't walking, whereas he loved the classic walker. Since he started walking (12 months), he only uses it a little and pushes it while running. It didn't help with walking in any way, so it doesn't make sense to purchase it.
Good construction and very high quality.
As I mentioned in the activity table, it didn't catch on with us.
The little one suddenly got up and walked, without ever giving it much importance.
Of course, this does not diminish the value, quality, and usefulness of the toy.
Overrated, like almost all Fisher-Price products
This specific baby walker has the negative aspect that it is excessively lightweight, resulting in it moving too fast and the child falling down. It lacks resistance and proper weight distribution.
Another negative aspect is that it easily falls to the sides, causing the child to fall and get hurt, especially during the early stages of learning to walk.
A similar walker, made of wood and from a different company, did not fall at all on the sides (it was like a table walker) and had a normal weight, allowing the child to move at a slow and steady pace, rather than quickly and falling down.
The child is occupied for a long time. I don't know if they start standing up how they will walk because this moves away and doesn't stop and maybe the child falls.
A purchase you won't regret! An exceptional product with 3 levels of activities, it talks, has lights and sounds, and all the kids love it when they come near it!