D. Roberts 2008-11-28

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

We received this toy from grandma. Let me say, when I first opened the box and looked at the instructions, I almost sent it back. This was a very difficult toy to put together, and I am pretty mechanically minded. So, don't wait til Christmas Eve to put it together; you'll wake up the kids while you are hammering the pieces into it. Other than that, it is a very sturdy toy, with a wide age-range appeal. Now that it is together, I like it a lot more than I thought.

Sharon Leach 2008-10-16

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

Looked at several walkers before purchasing this one. It is the
sturdiest of all the walkers. This is helping my granddaughter learn
to walk and she loves riding on it. She even rides her puppy on it
and they both love it.

Mom of 4 2008-09-24

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

My daughter likes this toy a lot. The box was damaged on receipt, but toy ok. Although, the Little Tikes decals are just stickers and not the normal plastic emblems. I don't know why they're just stickers, they look a little cheap.

Kohser 2008-01-26

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

We purchased this item for our 8 month old daughter. She loves to walk behind it, though I have to keep one finger on it so it doesn't get away from her. She's an early walker but isn't quite proficient yet! When she gets tired I zoom her up and down the hallway for awhile.(Great for the glutes!) We have quite a few pictures of her zooming by with a big smile on her face. Other than her Leapfrog Learning Table this is the only toy she will play with for more than 2 minutes. (And we put cheerios inside the table to keep her interested in that!)

Mimi Kay 2007-09-19

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

We purchased the toy for our granddaughter's first birthday. She was just beginning to walk. By the time it arrived (weeks after order) she was walking. The scooter is easy for a small child to get on and off alone. She is able to push it with her feet. However, in the beginning she could only push backwards and rolled over her toe, so my advice is to wear shoes until they can push forward. Drawback: She has learned to stand on the seat with a 'look at me' attitude.