Bright Starts Giggling Safari Walker with Easy Fold Frame for Storage, Ages 6 Months +

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The Stop n Go safety strips help to keep your baby safe on uneven floors, although this model is fairly difficult to manoeuvre, particularly on carpeted areas.

The second is a “ sit-inside” type which is more like an activity centre on wheels or runners, and suitable for children starting around the age of six months. If your 18-month old needs more encouragement and confidence walking, then this fun baby push-along walker is sure to inspire them. This VTech baby walker features a bright and colourful removable front panel with built-in educational games. Some parents feel that a walker for babies without any wheels at all are actually the safest, as they’re less likely to quickly and unexpectedly build up speed. It allows an infant or very young toddler to push the toy from behind, and then stop, sit and play with whatever is in front of him.

These days, most sit-inside walkers for baby toddlers come equipped with anti-skid, rubber friction strips on their undersides. To ensure maximum safety, this baby activity walker has rubber foot brakes between the wheels to ensure extra stability and to stop toddlers from speeding around. This baby walker features a removable activity centre, a machine-washable seat pad, and three height positions. Its push-along design encourages walking and its attractive bright colours are sure to appeal to any child. This baby walker comes with a removable activity centre for floor play, complete with a steering wheel, lights and volume-adjustable melodies.

Either setup can allow a baby to spin out of control without warning, and require extra-careful supervision. Aside from grabbing your child’s attention, it will teach them about numbers, shapes, music notes, colours, gears and animals using the fun light-up buttons and noises. Collapsible for easy storage, this model has three height positions, although getting it folded down can be a little tricky. On the downside, this particular babies walker is fairly low, making it best suited to shorter children around the 18-month mark rather than two-year-olds. A high seat back provides comfort and support for baby and 3 height positions allow it to grow with baby.Also, the amount and quality of the seat’s padding will have a significant effect on the baby’s comfort and the amount of time he wants to spend riding. While this walker works well on hard floors, it is not ideal for carpets, especially if your baby doesn’t have much leg strength yet. The lowest setting is fairly high for your average six-month old but will suit a 12 months old baby.