HYES 5 in 1 Baby Push Walker for Baby Boy, Activity Center Learning to Walk, Sit to Stand, Early Learning Push Toys for Infant 12 Months, Walking Toys Gift for Toddler Boys, Blue

I love this walker! It’s super versatile with lots of different ways to play—my baby can use it like a tablet, a music toy, or a push walker, so it keeps them entertained longer. It’s also very stable and easy for my baby to push without tipping over, which I really appreciate. The option to add weight is a great bonus as they grow. Definitely a great value and worth it!

They are nice but kind of flimsy, it’s not fisher price quality. I gave it a 5 Star because the customer service and quick response with the company was outstanding.

Bought for great grandaughter who is pulling up on furniture now, she is trying to walk, great item as she progresses, good quality for beginner, recommend!

Not the best quality it does feel cheap but my son still loves it. He is very destructive so he did break a piece already still a great outside toy!

This thing is awesome! Works amazing, baby loves it, easy to put together, piano works as well as gears and everything, speed is completely adjustable and it also has a water/sand weight thing, safe for all ages, great value

I realize this is beyond the return date but just had to warn anyone who was thinking of purchasing this toy. My daughter and her husband have tried each option for use (stand behind walker and seated bike) both of which had the wheels spreading and not rolling. Also the front activity board is very poorly made and a hazard (separates and wobbles with any movement). For the safety of all children, of age for this product, please do not purchase.

This is a great buy! Play with it on the floor, add parts and it stands up. They use as a walking guide and then can ride it. So many options as our grandson changes.

My baby had just turned 1 and was crawling when she got this. She'd fallen a few times and didnt trust her ability to balance. Within 1 week of constant coaxing, her brother got her to walk. He showed her how to stand by holding on to the walls. Then to transfer to this toy. Then he showed her independence by running it around the house like a car. That fiest week, she used it as a walker. The 2nd week, she was walking independently. She wasn't as interested in the toys as I thought she'd be. But she learned how to run 2 weeks later. Now, it's all about the bike mode. This toy was a great asset in getting her to walk. The busy board is now a favorite toy at 18 months. I found a ball in my car today. And she can play outside on her 'bike'. This toy will last through early childhood.