Baby Walker with Wheels, Foldable Adjustable Height Toddler Walker, Baby Walkers and Activity Center with Foot Pads, Baby Walkers for Baby Boys and Baby Girls 6-18 Months 9 Heights Adjustable……

So we had the Joovy Spoon walker and while it was nice my son did grow out of it really fast at 11mo. before he could walk on his own and he figured how to climb out of it onto the tray. The height was very limited. So I sought after a taller one and found this one. He doesnt even need it on the highest setting yet. As you can see its a lot taller ! Thats what I like about it. Things to note... the fabric seat is not as easy to take off as others it takes a screw driver but seams well made. Plastic feels a bit more cheap, but still seems sturdy. It takes up less room than the others even when not folded flat. Being that its round he doesnt get stuck in walkways anymore and create a traffic jam for us all. Love the color. Does have two little kickstand peices that fold out to help hold them stationary and a foot mat when theyre very small and you just want to use this as a chair. His siblings love the handle on it, to push him around. Not a big tray which there are pros and cons to that. The large tray of the other one he used for leverage to pull himself out with and no matter what sticky suction play mat or toy I found he always managed to pull it off. Plus the extra tray the other one came with he figured how to pop that off to which was annoying to trip over or the crash to the floor. This one has a skinny tray which I have learned not to feed him to much anyway in it because it gets dragged all over the house with crumbs, so skinny isnt bad for us. It works for us to put teathers around the tray and toy so we are happy. Another thing to note is with the other one our son seemed to walk forward in it really well having back wheels that only moved forward. This one has wheels that move every which way and it did take him a bit to figure out not to go sidways when he wanted to go full speed. It didnt take him long to master it and seems very pleased and Im pleased he cant get out of it yet and fall to the floor when Im not looking. Overall were keeping this one and getting rid of the other one. Hope this helps someone out.

I wanted to love this sit in baby walker. Its round, which would make it easy for a baby to maneuver around everything. Its very lightweight, yet decently sturdy. The plastic where the handle is, does bend if any amount of pressure is put on the handle. I got this one over the other round walker options, because it has metal poles instead of wires (which a baby foot could get caught in) This rolls easily on my carpet. My carpet isnt super thick, its basic level carpet. If you have thick carpet, it probably wouldnt roll nearly as well. It collapses super flat, easy for storage. All good things! However, my baby is 8 months old and is only in the 2% for height and cant reach the floor on the lowest settings. I made sure the seat was at its lowest point and the legs were at its lowest point. It actually came packaged this way. My husband and I had to take pieces and parts from other baby toys and rig something up in order to use this. We even tried putting shoes on our baby to add height, but baby shoes dont have a lot of support. For $100 we should not have to do this. The only other thing I dont like about this walker is that the crotch area in the seat is pretty thin. If my baby moved his bottom too much to the side, he could slip right out of the seat.

So easy to travel with! Folds up and durable…easy to wipe clean.

Our 9month old has used this for about 2-3 months now and it’s great. We attach a few toys to it and just wheel her wherever we’re going, then she hangs out. Highly recommend.

I don’t suggest to anyone to buy it.