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The media could not be loaded. My daughter is 13 months and if I could only choose 1 baby product to take her through newborn to present day, this would be it. She’s played with this every day since I purchased it when she was 5 months. She started by just touching the bottom parts she could reach (wheel, lever) that make noise. She’s since graduated to running all over the house with this thing even though she’s been walking on her own since 10 months. (See video) The magnetic cell phone is simple but for some reason, has been one of her most favorite toys through Year 1. We sometimes convert this to the table so she can draw on it, since she just started getting into that. The only 2 minor issues is that there isn't much resistance on the wheels so when she first started using this to learn to walk, it would slide too easy so she would sometimes fall. I locked the wheels during that time, which helped, but still was an issue for a bit. Second, my husband isn’t a fan of the noise it makes but it doesn’t bother me. However, the baby can use this with or without the sound. I can see her using this toy for the foreseeable future.

I love it and ease of assembly too

He ran with it - he started to walk in no time!

Originally bought this in June 2022 for my 10 month old who was cruising. The walker aspect didn't work well on carpet, and because it's lightweight, it kept tipping over. When he was around 18 mo, we turned it into the magnetic board table, but he kept trying to climb up to sit on top of it. Fast forward to kid #2 who's 7 months, and he loves sitting up and playing with the steering wheel side! My 3 year old also likes playing with his brother on it, and will turn it over to draw on the magnetic board side, which doesn't lay flat because of the wheel. Definitely feel like I got my $$ worth with 2 kids using it.

The media could not be loaded. My 9-month-old granddaughter loves this. She can't manage everything alone, of course, but she was very attracted to all the items she could touch & move. One cool feature is how everything she touched gave her audio feedback on what it was she was touching. While she can’t walk yet, the walker was just the right height for her to stand. My only concern, and the reason for only 4 stars, is that she will soon be too tall for it. There is no way to extend the height of the walker.My granddaughter is now 17 months old and I have changed my rating from 4 to 5 stars. The walker never needed to be extended to have the handle higher. She started walking on her own. She loved using this walker. The fact that it made noise when she actually pushed it, I believe, was a good motivator in getting her to practice walking. Now she is competent and even running! However, we have flipped the walker to the table mode and she is now totally enjoying the writing board. It is sturdy, cleaner looking than any Etch-a-Sketch type product I have ever seen, and easy for her to use. She loves the stamps! The only small complaint I have is that the eraser knob is very hard for a little one to move. I find it even hard for me to move it sometimes. Hopefully in future versions the manufacturer can fix this.

Lots of interactivity, kept his attention for long periods of time. Well built

Little one has been walking good for over 2 months now. So it's hasn't been in the walker function for a while. We switched it to the activity table and he plays with it every day. He loves this toy. We aren't quite to the drawing stage yet so we have more fun to come with this toy.

My grandson loves this. Easy to put together.