I have a larger baby and he’s pretty tall? But this isn’t tall enough even at the highest setting, and he’s 10 months old. I would recommend this to babies less than 30 in tall but not 30 in or over.

Bought for my baby, and baby is definitely not a fan of it. The piano on it doesn't stay playing, but it is easy to maneuver

The front wheels don't move too much. It would be good if they moved more so it gives the baby more freedom. My baby is almost 9 months old and already wants to stand, that's why we bought him. But the front wheels offer some resistance and make it difficult for you to move.I choose given It was on e of the cheapest one on Amazon.

We loved this however, our little one is taller than average, and already outgrown the walker when we began using it. However, the little one would take off and zoom through the house. Great!

There is a HUGE safety concern with the design of the toy holders. They are pointed and stick up to high. My grand daughter get excited played and has hit her face on it a couple times. This design need to be changed and a recall needs to take place beftheres serious injuries.

This was for my 6 month o!d grandson. It works fine for a plain walker. The steering wheel is too hard for a little one to turn. The lion doesn't move. Will need to buy toys with suction cups to add to walker.

It's too hard to move in carpet and wood but worst on carpet wheels are too small

Wheels won't roll

Baby loves it. It’s light and easy to move but it doesn’t work on carpet and it won’t go over rugs of any kind.

Got this walker because it was the cheapest I could find and it was going to be for grandmas house. It is effective as a walker and my baby likes the piano toy. The height adjustment mechanism is decent and works. However the height of the base causes everyone in the house to run away praying to the foot gods that they would show mercy as it is the perfect height to rip off your toenail. My baby is highly active and enjoys a nice swift pace in the walker and I have personally screamed “AHH NO” and levitated in fear. If you think your toes and nerves are worth anything I’d pick a different walker.