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Baby Learning Walker buying guide
A push walker and a floor toy in one
This baby learning walker is bright orange with a busy play panel on the front. It does two jobs. The panel clips onto a push walker. Take it off and it becomes a floor toy.
The play panel
The panel is packed with things to press, spin and pick up:
- five piano keys that play musical notes
- a phone handset for pretend calls
- three shape sorters
- light-up buttons
- colourful spinning rollers
The maker says the panel suits babies who can sit up. Pop it on the floor in front of them and let them explore.
The walker
When your child starts to pull up, clip the panel back onto the walker frame. They can then hold the handle and push it along. The maker says it works on both carpet and bare floors.
A two-speed switch on the walker lets you choose the slower or the faster setting. Many parents start on the slower one and switch over later.
Size and batteries
The walker measures about 41.9 x 36.1 x 46 cm and weighs 2.11 kg. It runs on 2 AA batteries, and they are included. The sounds are in English.
The maker suggests it for ages 9 months to 3 years.
Good habits
A push walker rolls, so where you use it matters. Choose a flat, open floor. Keep it away from stairs, steps and anywhere your child could roll off an edge. Clear away cords and rugs that could catch the wheels.
Always stay with your child while they use the walker. Stay close when they pull up on it, too.
Looking after it
Wipe the walker and panel with a damp cloth. Keep water away from the battery area. When the sounds or lights get weak, swap in fresh AA batteries.
Who it suits
This walker suits families who want:
- one toy that works on the floor and on the move
- music, lights and things to sort in one panel
- a walker that rolls on carpet and hard floors
- a choice of two speeds
What you get
You get one orange sit-to-stand learning walker with its removable play panel and 2 AA batteries. If you have a question about it, contact us before you order and we will help.
