Vtech Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker

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My daugther is not 9month and loves to play with this toy.

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I ordered this product for my 8 and half month old daughter. She is in the process of standing and walking. The height of this product is good for baby to learn standing holding it. Once she starts walking I believe she will be able to move it around the house. However, right now she is very much entertained by its front panel. She plays with it for good 20 min at a time. The detachable phone, swinging door and musical buttons are her favourite parts. Only one thing I did not like much is wheel locking. When my daughter is playing with front panel she sometimes will try standing holding it, and at that time it starts rolling back and she looses balance. If the locks were tight she would have been able to hold it and stand confidently. But in all it is a great product that keeps my baby busy for long stretch of time.

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Every morning I put my son on the floor in the living room and he crawls straight for this walker! He loves the phone and gears! He's still a slow walker so with the wheels unlocked it goes a little fast but I'm sure he will get better and all will work out!

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I bought this for my 9 month old niece because she loves to pull herself up to a standing position any time she can grab onto something for support. However, when I gave her this walker to try to "walk" and take steps forward, the walker moved way too quickly and she would have fallen right on her face if I hadn't grabbed the walker and stopped it. There is no way to make the wheels turn slower, and no way to "lock" the wheels so that the toy can stand stationary. So, I took the musical panel off the wheels and my niece LOVES playing with it. The best thing about the musical panel for my niece is that she doesn't have to have precise motor skills in order to make the toy "talk" - it plays music and says words with a very light, uncoordinated touch, which is perfect for a baby. I like this product and I look forward to trying it again as a walker once my niece is closer to a year old.

Comments about VTech Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker:

This is my child's favorite toy since he was 6 months old. He is now 16 months old and still plays with it every day. It is his favorite walking toy (he has several), and he loves to play with the buttons on the front. I used to use this when he was much younger to entertain him while I got dinner ready, it lights up and plays lots of music and has many, many buttons. I know two other babies/parents who also LOVE this toy - fabulous!

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My daughter absolutly LOVES this thing (she was 7 months when we got it for her)! It does tip backwards kind of easily, but once she got better at standing this became less of a issue. A month later she happily pushes it around, laughing and smiling. She also still totally enjoys just sitting and playing with it.

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Easy to assemble.

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My daughter loves this toy! I do wish that the phone was attached. As soon as I put the phone on, she takes it right back off! Also, she does like to use it as a walker, but I have to help hold it as she walks so it doesn't slide out from under her, since there is no speed control on the wheels. Overall, we love it! It plays lots of songs, and lo loves the peek-a-boo barn door.

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My 9 month old loves it, she figured out how to use it right away and loves to push it around. Its bright and colorful and the sounds are clear and easy to understand. The piano keys at the bottom really hold her attention. No complaints, this toy is a great buy for babies learning to walk.

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My LO really likes this as there are so many things to do, she is learning to stand and walk and loves sitting playing with it and has started to pull up on the handle. Think this is a great toy and will last for next the bubba.

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I usually agree with the majority of reviews but I cannot disagree more with the positive reviews this toy's gotten.

It is unstable. When my son reaches for the handles and pulls himself up, 95% of the time he will fall on his behind because the toy is soo lightweight and flimsy. It also doesn't have brakes of any sort so never mind adjusting the speed. It just operates at one speed and if used on tile floors, it's waaaay too fast and the wheels provide no traction because of the hard plastic they're made of.
If used on the carpet like most reviewers advise, it makes very little difference. My 9 month old always takes a tumble. I've stopped using it as a walker so he doesn't develop a fear of using other ones (just ordered the Haba Walker Wagon), and only let him play with the front part of the walker that detaches and turns into a pretty engaging, interactive toy that my son loves.

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8 mos grandaughter is a crawler. Able to pull up on walker and measure steps with confidence. Friont array of toys disconnect and she can play with her sisters ages 3 & 4. Is lightweight but sturdy.

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I love this product. A couple of pros:
- easy to put together ( literally less than 5 minutes)
-tons of fun things to play with
- the front piece removes from the walker to play with on the floor
- the front piece has a real easy "locking" mechanism to click it into the walker ( can be done with one hand)
- colorful
- volume control for all the music (thank goodness)
- turns it's self off after a minute or so of the infant not playing with it ( it does try and catch their attention by playing music all by itself to get them to come back to it but then it turns itself off)

Cons:
I have very think "frieze" carpet and thought that my 10month old would be fine with this walker on that surface. It pushes really easily and doesn't really have "brakes" even on my think carpet it was faster for her then she could handle so when she uses it I kindof put an extra hand on one of the legs so she doesn't let it get away from her. Hopefully this will become more manageable as she gets a bit older and more steady on her feet.Not recommended for slick floors like tile and wood as I really think you will have some tumbles involved.

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my baby started using this from when she was able to sit about 7 months.i gave her only the toy and it was the best. its so bright and cute music she love to open end close the peek-a-boo door and also the lights.i tried giving her the walker but i did realize she's putting too much pressure and she kept slipping the wheels are quit slippery but maybe on carpet it would be fine,i do have high shine floors.now she is 10 months and she can stand alone already so i took out the walker and she walked.its perfectly safe now cuz she can balance herself well alone already and no more falling or slipping she loves it.its really worth it!

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This toy lives up to expectations as a product. Good quality, safe, colorful, etc. The reaction to this toy blew my mind. My daughter isn't into the flashy flashy tech toy most of the time. While Daddy was "Putting in the batteries" (batteries were included and installed but he is a bit steriotypical in the directions department) My daughter stood up with it by pulling herself up from the front where the toy goes on up to the handle, stands fully erect, takes one hand off and LIGHTLY grasps the handle with the other hand and gives me this look like "yeah, I just did that!" She immediately started trying to walk with this toy. Mind you, she has a walker that turns into one of these that she refuses to touch.

I do recommend this toy be used on rugs or carpet until your child is used to it and a bit stronger. It moves VERY easy and sometimes baby can't keep up. Not so much that its dangerous. Just supervise use, as with everything.