Quocdiog Baby Walker,Foldable Multi-Function Anti-Rollover Toddler Walker,Suitable for All Terrains for Babies Boys and Girls 6-18Months 9 Heights Adjustable(Black)

This walker is great for littles. My granddaughter loves moving around in it. We do have a different playcenter that she can jump up and down, but being able to move around the house is what she really enjoys. So fun and very worth the cost.

We Love this , and so does our Grandson! We take care of him 4 days a week. I love that it’s simple, ( so does his parents) . We don’t care for all the “ stuff” , on these things , Too overly stimulating. The construction is solid ! Loves to “run “ around and discover things! Loves to “ chase “ us around! He can maneuver easily with the way the wheels turn. We like the simple black and white, color , gender neutral , classic. Highly recommend.

The baby loves it!

Great for carpetMy son learned to walk on thisI liked the clutter free tray for Less distractionsA little pricey

Loved this compared to others on the market. Definitely keeping this for when we decide on baby #2! Easy to store and use.

I bought this walker for my 6 month old grandson. He quickly figured out how to maneuver it. It rolls great on carpet which is why I chose this one. I wish it had an attachment for the tray, that is why I rated it as a 4 instead of a 5. It is very easy to pop up and folds compactly making it easy to store.

When my granddaughter began using a stand-up walker, she wanted to be more independent, so we bought a standard walker with fun activities on the tabletop. However, it was difficult to maneuver and risky on carpets. After researching, I found this walker on Amazon. Although it didn't have activities, the double tires, round base and lightweight design made it an obvious replacement.This walker was an excellent purchase! It requires no assembly and is very easy to adjust to the child's height. Thanks to the rotation of the tires, the baby could turn corners, back up, and run with plenty of stability and ease. Carpets were not a problem, and she could easily transition from floor to carpet without tripping or getting stuck. After a few months of walking and then running on this walker, she is now officially walking on her own!

This is the easiest walker to move! We previously had a normal square walker where it went forward and back, so this one had a bit of a learning curve for our 7 month old- he was pretty all over sloppy in it since it goes all directions for a few days but got the hang of it quickly! It moves easily over our carpet and hardwood with no trouble over the transitions. It also moves well on our paved driveway. The only thing is that if they run into something hard enough (think something they can hit with the bottom such as a tall transition or a curb kinda thing, the cart WILL tip in the direction of their force. We’ve had a few head bonks into things this way but never a full tip. My son is 1, and has lost interest in walkers (as he’s learning to actually walk) but he’s pretty much maxed out the height at about 33” tall.