We have a walker but my soon to be 1 year old can't turn it. How well does this turn?
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It has no swivel wheels but is light weight and my 1 year old granddaughter seems to have no problem maneuvering.
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We have a couple of different walkers for our kids here and this one turns the easiest. The wheels don't pivot so it's not super easy, but my one year old can do it with a little effort.
1962827
My grand used it on our carpeted floors and she had no trouble with it at all. It mostly helped her to stand and walk while she was learning to steady herself better, but after a while, she just pushed it in whatever direction she wanted it to go (mostly into our furniture, sadly the banging was the best part for her). It never got away from her causing her to fall over or anything. It is very durable and way too cute; also it doesn't take up much room when you want to put it away.
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Knowingly nothing about your stability level, that is a difficult question to answer. It is hard to turn the walker over but it can be done. There should be no problem with walking a well behaved dog, but if that dog should take off...?
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The front wheels swivel but the back wheels are fixed. The walker can be pushed in just about any direction but has a wide turning radius.
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Don't have the walker in front of me. It was a gift to my grandson who is 10 months old. Seems like it would work for a year old child.
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My one year old cant reach with both feet yet but he does lean to one side and spins himself in circles with one foot. So yes.
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I bought this for my grandson's 1st birthday. He wasn't walking at that time. I think a child up to around 2 years of age could ride this toy.
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No there is not. The walker is too light to bear that much weight. It would flip.
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If you want her to use it as a push walker, I think the large one would be better. We got the small one for our 1 year old and it's too large for him to ride, and the handle was too short for him to use it effectively as a walker.
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Yes. its a very good walker. It wont allow babies to get to close to anything they shouldn't be near.
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It does not adjust. My son played with it until he was about 17 month (I got the walker at 10 mo and he started walking on his own at 11 mo). He would put stuff animals in it and push them around.
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I found the turning radius to be way too wide for our son to navigate our tight spaces. It's possible, however, to remove the steering assembly (2 screws) and take out the collar that stops it from twisting further. Problem solved! Just be careful as they learn to ride. It tips more easily if they turn too tightly!
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My LO began using this walker at age 6 months, but every child is different. He was sitting on his own by this age.
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mine doesn't spin as easily as others that we've used but my baby is only 6 mos so i'm not sure if it'll work better when she gets bigger
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No. My 11 month old grandson is just starting to walk and he can push it with no problem.
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We have only had the walker for about a week. Our son is able to reach the floor when he stands in it. He is able to push himself backwards but has not yet mastered moving forward in it. We have hardwood floors so there is little resistance and he is able to easily make the wheels move.
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Hello, Sandra! My baby is 1 year old and walks quite well- sometimes he pushes it and it slides on the floor (without carpet) but doesnt tip over. If baby doesnt have good coordination and you dont have a carpet- the baby might hit the floor(
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It's pretty easy to steer as long as the weight limit is within the recommended. Pushing my two little ones (3 and 16 mos) is easy but if my 55 lb girl wants to get in, it's very hard to steer. Love it, complaints are minimal.