Fisher Price Bright Beginnings Activity Walker

Comments about Bright Beginnings Activity Walker:

My son gets the biggest smile when he plays with this walker. He hasn't quite mastered the walk alone yet, so he really enjoys scooting around teh house with this. Plus, compared to other walkers, this was quite affordable.

Comments about Bright Beginnings Activity Walker:

The walker is nice but it tips over frequently and cannot support my daughter's weight. She can lift it and it falls on her as a result. I am strongly considering purchasing a wooden walker instead.

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We have hard wood floors mostly around the house. When I gave this activity walker to my 11 month old daughter, at first she was skidding around because mostly she would relly on it. But later (an hour or so...) she started taking controll of it, turns it, if she hits something and doesn't skid anymore. And now a few days later she even makes a few steps (4-8step) on her own. I don't know if this walker helped her or not but know that she loves it and i love it too! :)

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I really wanted an Activity Walker that can also be ridden. However, we don't have much space in our apartment and those are a little pricey. This little walker does the trick just awesome. My little guy is great at walking sideways, but didn't yet know you can step forward. He was a little skeptical at first and just wanted to sit and spin all the little toys on the front. But after about a week he pushes it whenever it's facing the right direction (we've had to turn it around for him every time he runs into an obstacle). And now he's starting to learn how to push it off of the obstacles so he can keep going. It's really helping with his balance and the general stepping concept. Very glad we got it!

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I can't believe I was going to buy the $100+ Haba or Radio Flyer walkers! This thing is dirt cheap, my kid loves the toys on the front, and oh yeah, he started using it to walk (finally!) in seconds. He's 14 months and all this friends walk already, but until we got this walker, he absolutely refused to practice. We'd try to hold him up and he'd refuse to put weight on this legs, drop down to his butt and wail. After grabbing hold of this thing and walking down the street with it for a while, he was all for walking with assistance, and he's getting faster and stronger every day. I think he actually has a chance now of walking by his 15-month doctor's appointment, which is a good thing, because I don't want to have to take him to occupational therapy.

Long story short, Fisher-Price's Brilliant Basics line always is just that: brilliant. This thing is very affordable and very effective. Don't let anyone tell you you need anything fancier.