Beright 12-in-1 Wooden Baby Walker, Toddler Activity Center Toys, Wooden Baby Push and Pull Toys, Baby Push Walker, Multiple Play, Develops Motor Skills & Stimulates Creativity, Upgraded

Has several activities to play with to keep her entertained
Is a perfect gift for 6 month old . She is now pulling up on it loved the little carrots that’s perfect to teeth on

Cute but annoyed it broke so quickly.
My baby does like this toy (11 months) but it broke after a week of daily use. It was a clean break and I don’t have to worry about splinters. It still functions as a walker which is why I bought it, I like that it won’t tip over. It’s not super noisy and it does roll on my high pile carpet. What broke was the bottom piece that collected the shapes and “money”. And I don’t like how little the “money” is, I opted to toss those immediately. Assembly was easy.

The little pieces are too small and assembly is annoying but overall it is nice
I really do want to give this 3/5 solely for the instructions and assembly process but I won’t dock the overall score of 4/5 because it is still a nice walker.It took me an hour or so to figure out a method to screwing in the wheels. And the little “brakes” (see picture) are just not necessary or I don’t find them useful whatsoever and it just adds another thing a baby or toddler would like to disassemble. Which wouldn’t be an issue if this walker will only be used by a baby who is learning to walk but an older sibling will try to take off what they can.The instructions were vague. I had to guess which hole they were pointing to in the picture because the pictures just aren’t good and the angle doesn’t help and the lack of words just didn’t do any good. I feel like there’s a better way to put wheels on a push walker that doesn’t involve such tedious twisting and holding at the same time.But once it’s all put together it does look nice and does move well. So far there’s no issues with the wheels not spinning but we shall see. The height is good for babies.The last concern I have the size of the pieces that go with this walker. It is nice to have a 2in1 system that helps baby walk and develop skills but those pieces are almost too small and potentially a choking hazard. I’m not one to take those risks so I will have to remove the smaller pieces that baby may try to fit into his mouth.

A simple, quality made, no bells or whistles play set that is super cute!
I just love these simple, well built, no batteries- no electronic tones play centers! This little pushcart is a grand idea.The cart and all accessories are made of wood. The pieces have all been cut cleanly, with no rough edges and then were painted all kinds of vibrant colors. You will need to go through a pretty simple assembly process, but the manufacturer has provided you an Allen head wrench and a little socket wrench, leaving you only to find your Phillips-head screwdriver to complete the job. Best of all, they provide clearly printed assembly instructions. I think I spent 10-15 minutes on putting this together. When I was done, I found a pretty solid, simple little pushcart, loaded with other playthings, that is super cute and practical. There are small adjusters that create a variable amount of drag on the rear wheels to keep the cart from zooming away from your toddler as they are learning to walk and push mobile toys from one place to another.As current day parents and now grandparents, we go to such great efforts to make sure our little ones are ‘entertained’ when in fact we should be encouraging them to entertain themselves by exploring some simple educational toys that offer different colors, a variety of textures, fun blocks that only pass through certain size and shaped openings, and easily handled pieces that slide or roll along slotted pathways. No batteries to change! No wild musical tones or voices to try to silence or volume down when other kids are asleep! The older kids- 3yrs and 6yrs old were attracted to it before their younger sister even had an opportunity to try it out! It’s the best!!