my 11 month old grandson is not working yet, but he loves this toy. He push it around and try to play with the toys that’s on it.

I recently got this 3-in-1 sit-to-stand walker for my little one, and it’s been a fantastic investment! The transition from a seated activity table to a push walker is seamless, making it perfect for my growing baby.The activity center is packed with engaging features that keep my toddler entertained while developing their motor skills. I love that it’s sturdy and safe, giving me peace of mind as my child explores.The bright colors and fun sounds really capture my baby's attention. Overall, this walker is a great choice for both playtime and mobility. Highly recommend for any parent looking to support their toddler’s development!

This baby walker is a functional option, though it may not be the most durable or aesthetically pleasing. While it's unlikely to collapse, the pink color might not be everyone's favorite. Overall, it serves its purpose, but I wouldn't consider it the best choice available.

This walker is more than that. It turns into a play table with lots of bells & whistles for little ones to play with. Very colorful and promotes eye/hand coordination in little learners. Smooth moving wheels won't lock up. Cute characters on the handles & knobs. Would make a great gift for any parent to be or a nice gift to any toddler learning to walk.

My son was starting to walk so I wanted to get him something he could push around the house instead of our kitchen chairs. I got this thinking it would suffice but it honestly just flat out sucks. First of all, putting it together was just stupid. I understand that a lot of things require "some assembly" when being shipped but I mean come on! These sellers are just becoming flat out lazy. They expect you to give them your money and give zero effort in return. This thing was sent in a million pieces, and they literally did nothing further than molding the plastic pieces and throwing them in a box. There was plenty of steps they could've taken to minimize the assembly process for the buyer, and it still would've shipped just fine and would've taken up no more space than the box it came in. I even had to put a ton of stickers on it which just added to the list of things I had to do. They may as well be paying me for doing their job. I'm so over paying some of these sellers to do absolutely nothing. Pure laziness. To top it off, there was absolutely nothing entertaining about this toy. The steering wheel does nothing and barely even turns. There are no lights or noises or anything aside from a little "car" that you can barely even get out that has 3 buttons that make a noise and that's it. The wheels aren't even wheels, so my son almost instantly threw it down and didn't touch it again. The only other "entertainment" if you can call it that, was a set of turning gears on the bottom which let's be honest...provides no entertainment for a baby that can't grasp how to turn it; and several plastic shape pieces tied to a string that hangs off the toy. Baby is supposed to put the shapes in the holes but again this is pretty lame and minimal effort when designing this thing. And what sucked even more was that they couldn't even be bothered to tie the pieces to the toy themselves. So, for 20 minutes I had to take tiny little strings and thread them through tiny little holes and tie tiny little knots to keep the string from coming out. And for what, just to have a hunk of plastic on wheels with a bunch of little plastic pieces dangling from it. Stupid.This thing provides zero entertainment especially for the age group intended for. My son can't even push it around which is really the only reason I got it. I almost didn't mind that there was nothing for him to do because all he wants to do is slide things across the floor while he learns to walk. However, in order to even do that I had to cut the bottom strings after all the work I put into it. I had to do that because every time he tried to walk it across the floor the slightest bump would knock the bottom shapes off, and they would dangle and drag on the floor. This caused the pieces to become lodged under the bottom of the walker causing it to flip forward and he would basically front flip over it and injure himself. So, at that point, not only is it stupid and boring; it's also unsafe. I literally can not find anything positive about this so called "toy". Everything about it is just shameful. My son won't even touch it after the first day so needless to say this thing isn't worthy of anything more than a trip to the garbage. Absolutely ridiculous.

This 3-in-1 is super cute and also very functional. I got this for my 1-year old granddaughter and it was a total hit with all of its interactive parts. It was fairly easy to assemble, about 10 minutes, even with having to put the stickers on. I love that she can use this as a walking trainer, as well as a play table. The price was spot on and I think she will enjoy this toy for years to come!

Nice little product but feels super cheap for the product being the price it is but love the fact there's no screws and bolts that are metal but are plastic screw ins

My 9 month old loves this toy. Her favorite thing on it is the toy car that plays the songs. It is perfect height for her to pull herself up off the floor from laying on her stomach. I wish it was a little more sturdy for her to pull herself up but it works great once she is standing! I love that she can push it around once she starts walking. Overall I would buy again if I needed to