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

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Overall, we really liked this basic and inexpensive walker and thought it was perfect for babies who are around 9-10 months old and ready to explore walking with some support. While there is no convincing scientific data that baby walkers help your baby learn to walk (in fact they might do the opposite), there is no denying that they are super fun activity centers that give you some control over their mobility. For role-play fun, pick up the walkie-talkie and press the number buttons to pretend to talk to animal friends. Through these stages, the system covers several educational topics including the alphabet, colors and shapes, numbers and counting, and even covers some Spanish vocabulary.

Well, the no-slip rubber stair pads on the bottom did their job, and did it well: they stopped it right in its tracks, only letting the front wheels go about 2" off the edge and keeping the vast majority of the walker safe and sound. The activity center part of the walker was pretty cute: it's a little safari-themed steering wheel with music, sounds, and lights. Below are some of the good and negative things we have gathered out from the parents who have actually bought this Vtech walker. For instance, a cute little telephone (probably the only one they'll ever see that still looks like this! Though the Lil Drive walker was a lot of fun and babies loved the race car walker styling, we didn't think it met our safety standards.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 even while sitting, your baby can get hands-on all the features that come with this learning to walk toy. Just attach the panel back to the Vtech Sit to Stand walker as your baby grows to continue learning. For our reviews, we compile our hands-on test insights with those of other parents, providing a summary review of each model.

It doesn't just look nice and nostalgic, it's also highly capable and durable, and a ton of fun for toddlers! The rolling/gliding action was smooth and our test babies didn't seem to have any difficulty getting this to move on hardwood, tile, or linoleum floors. When the dangers of sit-in baby walkers spread like wildfire through the press, this was one of the answers. A couple of other little features we liked: there is a padded front bumper that helps keep your walls and furniture intact, the wooden side panels are removable, and the wheels are plastic (filled with foam) and have a decent enough grip to prevent side-slippage. Finally, when your baby starts to pull to stand and transition to the toddler phase, they can use it as a push-behind walker.When the Vtech Sit to Stand Walker is turned on, the lights flash, and sound comes out of the front panel. Note that Safety 1st also makes two additional baby walkers: first, the Safety 1st Ready Set Walk baby walker is very similar to this one and also doesn't have a replaceable battery.