Skip Hop Baby Boys' and Baby Girls' Farmstand 5-in-1 Grow Along Activity Walker Baby Toy

My daughter loves this walker. It’s very lightweight and easy to assemble!! Highly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 6 month old and three year old absolutely LOVE this walker. It’s a perfect toy for both of their ages and has helped them interact together in an age appropriate manner. This will last us through our littlest walking trials and into toddler fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The design really nice but I was hopping that it will come with more toys. The car is really light weight and keep more daughter busy. It also come with storage on the back of the walker.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter has put this toy through the ringer. We looove this toy. She is 18 months and it is very age appropriate for her. I especially like that it can grow with her and become a shopping cart for much more play time. She loves this toy so much

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good walker for baby but I expected better. The buttons are hard to press and the front tires don't roll on hard floors that aren't carpet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Such a cute push walker! There are two “speeds” that this walker allows for; a slow push with some mild resistance (to not just roll freely for new walking attempts, and also a free-no resistance roll. The fruit/veggies pop out and are able to be played with; the bell pepper is a bell (how cute!), the pear is a rattle, and the carrot has three faces to spin through. If you push on the mirror it will play one of three songs. There are NO annoying voices! Only simple sounds and beeps. The board comes off for floor time and has a little locking mechanism to keep it secure while on the push walker. I love the little farmer’s market basket on the opposite side of the walker (which can come off entirely). Goodness knows baby’s love to collect things and move them around the house. The only thing I wish this has was a wheel lock. Especially when the board is being played with while on the walker - it rolls backwards and away from the child. It’s a perfect size for a baby through walking age. Not too heavy (I can carry it around the house easily in one hand with my baby in the other arm). Definitely one of my baby’s favorite toys at the moment - I’m thrilled that it’ll be useful for her as she begins to stand and walk!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to put it together. And dis assembly to different concepts. It's study and strong but light weight. The handle bar can adjust the height to fit my baby. After install 3 AA batteries the sound clear and loud. I like the color scheme of this toy. It's soft light color compare to other walker either hot pink or dark blue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 9mo child was really into this for a couple days and then lost interest pretty quickly. He’s not walking yet so we haven’t used that function, but it seems good enough. It has several height adjustment options. The sound board has minimal pieces he can interact with. He likes the removable veggies, mostly that he can chew on the ribbons on top of the carrot. The number buttons are so hard to press that I have a hard time with them as an adult. Other than that, he can press the mirror for music. He doesn’t yet understand how to use the coin. That’s the only part that lights up. Idk. I think it’s a bit pricey for what it is.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My little one couldn’t wait to start playing when she saw this toy. She loves removing the vegetables and playing with them. She’s also figured out how to make the cash register sound. As a parent, I loved how little packaging trash there was. It was simple to pull out of the box and out together. The toy itself looks very well made and durable. Knowing that this will grow with her and adapts to do different things (pic of it as a stroller included) makes it so worthwhile.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] All the ideas on this toy are cute in theory. First of all, there’s a variety of ways your kid can interact with it. Also, the vegetables have adorable kawaii-style smiley faces AND they have a moving feature to them. The biggest gripes I have are: 1) the keypad is way too hard to press. I, an adult, have to grip the back of the board to get the right amount of pressure. 2) I’m so tired of toys with disconnecting parts…ESPECIALLY ones that the kids can’t easily put back themselves. The vegetables only go in one certain way so they end up on the ground of course. I can imagine that these two gripes are what make this toy last years because your kid will discover new abilities as they keep at it over time. But it’s not a home run all at once.