Nuby Educational Wooden Baby Walker Little hands and feet will love playing with this multi activity Wooden Baby Walker filled with fun, bright and interactive toys that’ll keep them entertained for hours! Imagine that feeling of walking into a sweet shop for the first time, total excitement! Well, that’s how your little one will feel when they see this awesome, multi activity Wooden Baby Walker not just for the first time but time and time again! Multifunctional Not just designed to help them get used to taking first steps, this baby walker is jam-packed with interactive toys that’ll keep them entertained (we can’t guarantee quiet as there’ll be lots of delighted squeals) for hours! Whatever stage your baby is at with walking doesn’t matter as if they’re not quite up and about yet, they can still enjoy sitting or standing and playing until they’re a bit steadier on those tiny toes.Interactive Play If they are walking and running around, this will help keep them steady and the interactive toys provide the perfect excuse for a pit stop to do a bit of learning while playing too. With fun bright colours and so many activities to play with including turning the cogs, playing the xylophone, learning reflections in the mirror, sorting shapes, counting with the abacus, racing cars, plus so much more, this baby walker will keep their attention at the same time as helping develop sensory skills and their hand to eye coordination. Watch as they make their own fun or even make up your own games and songs as you play together. FSC certified, this gorgeous, sturdy walker is made from 100% wood from well-managed forests and is one of those toys that can last a lifetime and be passed on if it’s well looked after! Happy memories and a happy planet is a great investment in our eyesNuby, every step of the way
R**N
Suboptimal assembly with poor parts, I would be tempted to pay more for a better walker
The instructions for assembly is no rocket science but both the screws and the holes prepared for it are so poorly made that I've knackered a few screw bits trying to fit all the pieces together - properly and safely for my little boy. I'm no DIY pro but I have put lots of different things together before and this assembly was just work. be prepared to work on the assembly if you want to pay for this walker. I'm sure my little boy will enjoy playing with it tomorrow when I show it to him, part of me is wondering whether I should've paid a bit more for a better product!
S**
Bought this for my granddaughter, not safe for age they recommend
Bought for a Christmas present for granddaughter who is almost one. Already pulling herself up, thought this would be great. Luckily supervised, jammed fingers, Toppled over when she pulled herself to stand up with it and it’s heavy. It fell on her while playing and the mirror hit her head and it’s glass. I’m so disappointed, it says from 10 months but now I’ve looked at review it says warning for under 3! What 3 year old would want a Walker? Please avoid buying
T**L
Poor fixtures and fittings
This is bright, colourful and has lots of interesting features. My son loves charging around with it, and in theory it's helping his walking to develop. However the screws, particularly that hold the handle in place, are pretty rubbish. The handle just spins in circles until the screws are coming loose, which is a choking hazard. Although he really enjoys it, I would recommend finding one similar, but not this exact one.
A**N
Dangerous, split wood. Beware
The front interactive panel had split wood on arrival. You need to thoroughly check the product before assembly or else you or your little ones may get painful splinters. Also this shows that it may need to be kept dry since the wood is prone to splitting. I am glad i noticed this before finishing assembly. I have returned it.
S**E
Dangerous - cannot be used without close supervision
Firstly the good - the activity board is beautiful and my son loves it.The bad - as a walking toy, it is dangerous. It is exceptionally lightweight and can tip over easily either backwards or forwards. When being pushed forward, it will tip over if it hits a wall and the baby keeps pushing, or even if it is pushed onto a rug. You need to be practically holding the baby the whole time to make sure they don't hurt themselves. Very poor design.
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