Fisher-Price Baby & Toddler Toy Musical Lion Walker Push Along with Lights Sounds & Developmental Activities for Ages 6+ Months [Amazon Exclusive]

It’s not the most upscale looking thing but my daughter loves it!

Great toy. My baby (now toddler) loves it. Even now, a year later. It has held up perfectly over the last years use. I have no complaints.

This is a great walker for a great price. There are just enough thing-a-majigs and noisemakers to make this fun for my son, without overwhelming him and driving us crazy! He can sit and play or push it across the floor. If youre looking for a walking push toy, this is the best bang for your buck.

Very fun walker device, son likes the activities on the front. Will warn you that you will still have to supervise when they start to walk, if they dont let go when they fall, the walker will topple with baby. First steps are always nerve racking but my son is so darn cute and confident walking with his lion :)

Great for teaching babies to learn how to walk.

My son likes this walker, hes not walking on his own yet so I have to hold onto him as he walks behind this or he would push it out in front of him and faceplant. I think this is commonsense with all walkers though. Very cute and not overly loud with the sound effects.

I tried other walkers but my daughter liked this the best. It doesnt have as many entertaining buttons as others (so using it when they arent walking is not as entertaining) but the music plays when it moves (or push the buttons.) This encouraged my daughter to walk more since she loved the music. This is the perfect moddle for chicldren who are ready to start walking

I bought this for my son when he was around 7-8 months. He loves this! I believe it helped him learn to walk quickly (8-9 months_. It does not take up as much space as a walker or saucer and doesnt collect gross crumbs as those do.

9 month old grandson really loved this toy. Good height for sitting and playing and also for learning to walk pushing it and very steady for those almost toddler steps.

Grand daughter just turned 7 months she is able to pull herself up and start to walk, but it is a little to fast for her to keep up with. She loves to play with the front and it wont be long before she is walking with it.