Is this walker easy for the baby to walk on meaning being able to move around? I have read some are not and are just stay in one place. This should be to help the baby walk.
914876
My son is 6 months and he has an easy time going backwards thus far. We havnt grasped the concept of going forward but the wheels and directionals on the wheels are pretty easy even when i push him into another room. Hes not very entertained by the console, so i normally have to give him other toys to keep his attention.
914877
It works for my baby. She can move pretty fast in wood floors, concrete floors and also on carpet. I find if she wants to go somewhere or grab something, she can move it faster. So if baby has incentives to move baby will try more. Sometimes she does get stuck and i have to move it and then she can move around again. She is 9mos now. Had it around since 7 mos. I have 2 of these for grandparents and our house and no complaints on both.
914878
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.
1402306
yes. This toy was not what I thought it was I thought my daughter could hold on to it to support her early stages of walking. Fisher Price has another toy that has wider handles that did the trick I don't know what it is called my mother purchased it for her house..please keep looking it is on Amazon.com
434163
it can but not until your baby has more strength in their legs. We just started using ours with our 4 month old and he can move it slightly on carpet but not very well on his own. If we help him along it moves pretty well so I feel as he gets older and stronger he will be able to push it more on his own.
1917095
It's perfect for long walks and it's the most comfy stroller for the baby to sit in for longer times.In case you need to take public transportation ( bus/ train/ taxi) you will need a light weight stroller.As a light stroller I recommend the light uppa baby
1973337
I would say that's its pretty upright with great visibility for the babe. I also have a jogger stroller that the baby doesn't care for because it doesn't sit upright all the way. If you want to recline this stroller it is super easy. We've been happy with this stroller.
1113999
I think it will be fine, the only thing that will keep baby from falling off is you. Seriously don't walk away for a second, even babies who aren't crawling or rolling can scoot off in a second. Have everything you need right there and if you have to walk away take baby with you. Even if you screw the pad to the dresser that just gives you a false sense of security, you can't leave a baby unattended.
1206419
No. Not at all. My son LOVED his and was going all over the place. You must get this walker - to me, this is one of those "can't live without" baby items that I recommend to all of my friends.
1645852
No. The walker would not be level and the baby/toddler would be leaning forward. Unfortunately, the wheels don't lock to make it stationary. Maybe someone will make that suggestion to the manufacturer!
1402304
My grandson played with it well starting 12 months old. Until now 24 months, he still plays with it. But it is not a support for learning walk. Be careful for 11 month baby.
1423208
It isn't meant to be used as a "walker". Not engineered low enough to the floor but great for steady toddlers.
237705
Excellent baby walker. Do not use on carpeted area. Sounds are attracking to a baby. Quality is really good. No downalls. Only again and I clarify do not use on carpet.
923891
It's stationary. My daughter does kind of run into things (the wall, couch, rug) but she does like it. You do have to push forward; if you push DOWN on the handle it tips over. So definitely not for someone who isn't walking decently. This is not a "learn to walk" walker.
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hello greetings, if the inclination refierere car always got in position 1 is the most comfortable to go out with the baby for a walk today my son is 2 years old and is really long as you do not use me sleep on the way then I place it in position number 4 I hope is the information you expected Greetings
1240697
I have enjoyed my walker, especially since you can raise the handles so you don,t lean over. You can keep your back straight. It is very light and folds up nice and flat. Much better than others I've tried. Very easy to get around, even through doors.
103402
I bought it for a friend of mine. Her son's 1st birthday. She said it's his favorite and sturdy. He started to walk at 13m old. With that said, I've seen a multitude of parents blaming a toy for being inept, when in fact their child just couldn't walk well, which wobbly walking is normal. My son used something similar, but started walking about 9 months old. Long story short....depends on the child and how willing the parents are to not place blame.
103403
In my opinion it isn't. But I had a bigger baby using it. Always 90th % for height/weight. It's not something they can pull themselves up with then walk. It's more of something they grab when already standing.
990853
I walk on it barefoot and my 21 month old walks and plays on it. It is hard plastic. It's comfortable for me. But my comfortable level may be different from yours. We used it to cover our wooden deck floor so our daughter could play on it. I believe a baby could crawl on it comfortably. We will be moving it soon when we move to use under her play structure in our yard (concrete ground). Hope this helps.