Leapfrog Scout's 3-in-1 Get Up and Go Walker (Frustration Free Packaging)

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It's annoying that the toy stopped making noises because i feel like a toy should be able to last longer then one child. But a baby laying under it might get fed up as it does not play long enough unless you press the buttons. This is great to entertain a sitting child and help with standing/walking, especially the wheel restrictors. I dont think that there are many things that I dont like about it except I wish that it had a seat attached to it, that might help my back!

It folds (actually the "legs" detach then reattach elsewhere) for easy storage (either between children or in your playroom). It is quite stable and sturdy for little ones to push without trouble, but the keyboard on it doesn't respond to their exploration.The large amount of white on the Leapfrog walker seems to detract from the colours of the activities themselves.

The table is great because our LO isn't standing but we took off the legs and he really gets into it. Color-changing dome - Watch the dome light up in six different colors to enhance the music and learning. Group Black's collective includes Essence Opens a new window, The Shade Room Opens a new window and Naturally Curly Opens a new window. It is a toy that grows with your children, can take abusive play (haha) and the sound quality is great.Although as adults we did not like the music (it seemed repetitive and annoying), he seemed to really enjoy it.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. I understand it's to keep the traction by the baby as opposed to ahead of them and risking the walker flipping, but I think it should be an option that once baby is doing well enough that you can switch the sides. manipulative features include piano keys, a phone, peek-a-boo door, book page, bead spinner, high-five paw, toy gears and two dangling toys. I have 2, not so little boys, that tried to put this toy through the ringer, but it's still going strong! My daughter is clearly enjoying it and said her first french word 'au revoir' after the 3rd time playing with it!Three levels of content support learning through these stages, from developing sensory skills to learning first words and phrases. Grows with your child by easily transforming from a baby gym with dangling toys to a light-up activity panel and into a walker with speed control. These days Lara is more interested in the activities on the plate than the walker itself so she likes to take the plates off and sit with them on the floor. As long as the baby laughs and smiles, which he does then I have to say that this toy is the best for babies who are just learning to get their way around a little bit!