- The walker wagon aides children in moving
- Includes seat to push your friend
- Beyond the seat you will find convinent pockets for toy storage
- Sturdy construction, rubber tires on wood rims
- Adaptable brakes to meet your needs
Product Description
The walker wagon aids children in moving. The seat allows brother and sister to ride along. Beyond the seat there is sufficient place to store utensils. Sturdy construction, rubber tires on wooden rims…. More >>
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Problems with this wagon:
1) It is too heavy for 9 month olds to push especially on carpet
2) If it gets banged into the wall, it will leave a blue line on your wall.
Good things about this wagon:
1) It looks really nice and is a high quality product
2) Is fun to play with for kids
Because of the reasons above, we had to make this an outside toy because we didn’t want blue lines all around our house and was easier to push on cement.
Rating: 3 / 5
I read the reviews on lots of different walkers and finally talked my husband into purchasing this expensive, high quality walker. My son is only 9 months old (and a month premature). He just started pulling up to stand and isn’t really ready to use this as a walker, but I thought I could let him use it with my help. I was thinking that it would be nice to have something besides the coffee table or sofa (or me!) to pull up on. I must say he was excited the moment he saw it and immediately tried to pull up, which he was able to do by himself. He stood there holding on with the proudest smile on his face. (Photos above) But the next day he was standing and leaned to the side and it fell over, much to my surprise. So then I knew I needed to be ready to catch him if he leaned again. I still thought he was safe to pull up from behind, but the next time he tried he must have done something differently than before because it actually fell backwards. Now he doesn’t want to use it and just wants to climb up on me because Mommy never falls over him. I have decided to not let him use this until he is really trying to walk, which of course is it’s intended purpose. I should mention that my son is 22 lbs. and 29 inches long. I’m not sure if that is heavier than the other reviewers children? I will update this review when he is older, but it seems likely that it will still tip over if he isn’t careful. I’m not sure that there is another walker that is more stable, so I might just have to put some weight in the storage compartment. I am still giving it 4 stars because it is well made. But I want to warn other parents to use this under very close supervision if your child is heavier or younger than recommended.
Rating: 4 / 5
My daughter loves this walker. She has tried to play with other walkers but got scared off because they were too unstable. This one is very sturdy so she can pull up on it and really use it to support her. The adjustable braking system really helps too. She is 12 mos and just starting to walk and she enjoys practicing with this. I can see her playing with this for years to come. And with its rounded edges, our furniture will last too! It is definitely worth the price.
Rating: 5 / 5
This walker wagon has not disappointed in the least! My 1yr old loves it and is completely stable behind it. The wagon is so sturdy there are no concerns about it tipping while he pulls up on it. He loves giving his toys a ride. Overall, we are completely satisfied and feel we made the best selection for him.
Rating: 5 / 5
I looked at several of these walker wagon things. I know this one is expensive and I debated buying it for my son. So glad I purchased this one! It was easy for me to put together and my son loves it. He is ten months old and he cruises around our house with it. It is very sturdy and does not go too fast (he can’t walk on his own yet). He bangs into walls, but we have not seen any paint on the wall. He loves to sit in it and be wheeled around. He puts toys in it, plays with the wheels, etc, etc. Really glad I bought this and not the cheap plastic one.
Rating: 5 / 5