VTech Sit-To-Stand Learning Walker (Frustration Free Packaging), Blue

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Finally, when your baby starts to pull to stand and transition to the toddler phase, they can use it as a push-behind walker. Second, the Safety 1st Disney Music and Lights baby walker, which is also very similar to this one but has super pink Disney styling, and, wait for it, you can replace the batteries! Full disclosure: Some of these baby walkers, including the Radio Flyer, Safety 1st, and Cossy models, were sent to us as free test samples by the manufacturer. Instead, think of them as entertainment for your baby until they learn to walk, just like a bounce-bounce exersaucer, activity jumper, or activity center.

So, if your child is not standing or yet ready to walk, he or she can still play with it on the ground. So a couple of our testing babies ended up going in a straight line until they hit something, and then mom or dad had to turn it in a different direction. But one of the things we loved after we assembled it is the tall seat back height, which was fantastic for supporting the shoulders and heads of especially young babies. We liked that there were toys, but they could also be swiveled out of the way (to the side) to expose two snack trays. Second, the wagon wheels come with a cool feature - a tensioning system that puts a little rolling resistance on the wheels, which is definitely helpful if you want to use this with a toddler just learning to walk.Rest assured that as doctoral-level scientists, parents, and the owners of this small business, we have over 20 years of combined experience testing and reviewing over 2400 different baby and toddler products.

The baby walker is a transitional development toy for supporting the transition from standing to walking, helping to get your baby confident and ready for independent walking. To ensure safety, make sure the baby walker is JPMA certified and exceeds ASTM testing standards, and always use it in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. If you're not willing to max out your credit cards on a fancy walker, and you can't find any random gift cards left over from your baby shower, then there are some excellent cheap options like the VTech Sit to Stand.One of the nice things is that it has adjustable volume control so you can make it low enough to entertain the baby without giving mom a headache! You can find other popular offers which offer more features, like the iPlay, iLearn sit to stand walker which comes with the extra function of drawing on top of the regular activity table and baby walker ones. This is a much more traditionally-styled baby walker with all the bells and whistles, including bright colors and noisy toys. We've yet to find or review the perfect-height baby walker that also meets all the other criteria we care about. Overall, we were really impressed with the features and safety of this walker, all without sensory overload or having tons of crazy toys attached.

The front wheels pivoted but the rear ones do not, which is a bit limiting in terms of direction but we found it completely fine. For parents who were considering separately purchasing an exersaucer and a walker, this combination might be perfect for you! Some little benefits of the Baby Trend: the tray is a good size for little snacks, and relatively easy to clean (but not removable).One of the random things is that it has these somewhat pointy leaves on the sides, our test babies didn't hurt themselves or anything, but it seemed like a strange decision for Bright Starts. The only downfall we found with this walker was the wheels: it was hard to get them all to equal tightness, and then over time they would loosen and spin faster than you might desire. Getting this walker to roll is more challenging than most other walkers, which means that younger babies might have some issues getting it to move. For more information about how we did our tests, and factors you should consider when picking a baby walker (including safety precautions), check out the bottom of this article.

After we get them back from the parents, we test them out ourselves and try to confirm or disconfirm all of the positives and negatives reported by the parents. Despite that, this is still a great walking toy and if your baby is anything like ours, she is going to spend hours exploring and being delighted by the over 70 sounds, and colours, and shapes, 5 piano keys, etc. The sit-in style can work for a baby who has achieved head/neck control, but this type of push-walker won't be useful until your baby pulls to stand. Get ready to sing, dance and play amazing tunes with this Baby Sit to Stand Music Centre from VTech. When we tested it, we found that it assembled very easily out of the box, and everything worked pretty well.Just like with all of our articles, as we receive and test additional baby gear, we will continue to update this list throughout the year. Assembly takes about 10 minutes and you will need a screwdriver to assemble the front axles; everything else is literally (and figuratively! The front panel allows babies to learn about different shapes, colors, animals, and sounds when they are about to walk. First, out of the box, the wagon literally came in 15 different pieces, which made assembly much more involved than any other wagon on this list.