Hape Wonder Walker Push and Pull Toy | Award Winning Wooden Toddler Walking Activity Center, Rolling Baby Walker Toy, Red/Natural

The media could not be loaded. This is a great quality baby walker toy. I got it for my little guys 1st birthday because he still wasn’t walking yet & I thought this might help him out. He loves it! It’s so much fun. He loves putting stuff in the cart.It was super easy to put together, took me a few minutes with a grabby baby haha.I will say it is quite loud when it’s being pushed, I am often putting my baby to sleep and the other kids start playing with it & it’s just a big clunky and loud.It also is a bit pricey, for just being a walker cart.It is good quality but I think it could be offered at at least 25% less than what it costs.

We purchased this walker when my son was nine months old to help him learn to walk. He is now finally walking at 14 months. It was quick and easy to assemble and the colours are bright and true to the picture. It is all wood, except for the gears on the side of the bin. This product definitely helped our son gain confidence on his feet. It is quite heavy and does not tip over easily which is great. However, I will mention that because of its weight the rate at which it gets moving was a little fast for my son at first and you need to stay close since it can run away from the kid and they can fall forward trying to keep up. It did not take long for my son to gain a little balance and strength so that he was able to better control the speed. Changing directions was another issue. It needs to be lifted to turn so even though our son can safely walk around with it, he still is not strong enough to turn it. And in our house it does occasionally leave red marks on doors and skirting boards. We keep his small living room toys in the bin and he likes to crawl over and pull them all out. he loves anything that spins which includes all the activities included on the back and sides of the cart so he gets lots of entertainment out of it while stationary. I can see him using this for years, especially once he is strong enough to move it about himself. I like the rubber on the wheels and it rolls easily on our area rugs and hard wood floors. It also protects his little toes when he sometimes rolls it back on them. I also like that it doesn't make any noise, he has enough other toys that do that. The round red nobs on the handle are a great fit for little hands. We are very happy with the purchase!

...it does have a couple of small issues that I feel warrant a one star reduction. It is so stinkin' adorable, though, and we really do love it!(1) It is a bit difficult for my 11-month-old to steer. When he tries to make it turn, it sometimes tips over along with him. However, it is MUCH sturdier than the VTech Sit-to-Stand walker he initially had, and the Hape wheels are so much better on wood floors AND carpet. He started walking with it the first day we gave it to him. I was initially disappointed because it tipped over backwards the first time he fell backwards while pushing it. Now he tends to sit back and let go instead of falling backwards, so we've had no other backwards tipovers.(2) Some reviewers noted this being "all wood" while at least one other reviewer noted that the gears on the side of the walker are plastic. I was hoping for wooden gears, but as of July 2013, they are plastic. Everything else is wood, though, which makes it a nice and sturdy walker.(3) We have had this walker for almost one month and it is used often throughout the day. To date, the activities on the walker have not sparked any interest from my son. The thing he likes best is the orange circle on the back panel that can be turned to make beads tumble and make noise. The only problem is that you must turn the knob on the back of the walker and the beads are only visible from the front. At this point, he cannot turn the knob from behind while leaning in front to see the beads tumbling in the little clear drum. If the drum was clear on the back as well, he could see the beads tumbling as he sits behind the walker spinning the knob. Take a look at the front and back images provided by Hape to see what I mean.Overall, I am quite happy with this walker, even for the 71 dollar price tag. My son likes to put toys in and out of the wagon part and gets the biggest smile on his face when I ask him if he wants to "go-go-go", which means walker time! Despite frequent run-ins with the walls and baseboards, no red marks have been left behind! A very happy mom and 11-month-old :-)