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Mark N.
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025
This little walker looks good once it is assembled. The color palette is a bit more muted than other similar walkers that I have seem, and I like it a lot. The box comes with all necessary parts, as well as a little combination wrench/screwdriver for assembly. If you have access to a larger or electric screwdriver you would benefit from using it, but the little provided screwdriver works fine with a bit of patience.The instructions list all included parts, but there are some differences in the quantity of screws, with more of the longer screws provided than indicated (more #4 screws than stated). This ended up being a good thing, as the shorter screws were not long enough in a few instances.For the one I received, the wooden support for the back of the walker (#7 in the instructions) was a bit too long (by about 1/16”) to result in an assembly that felt solid, as it kept some of the side panel screws from gripping well. As mentioned above, there were a few places in which the extra longer screws were necessary to properly complete assembly. There were still some screws that did not grip as tightly as they should have.A nice feature on this walker is the inclusion of rear wheel locks, which can be tightened to prevent the rear wheels from turning. The unit could still slide on a smooth floor, but on carpet, locking the wheels can be a help to a little one who is just learning to stand.Another nice thing is the four included shaped blocks: these are chunky at about an inch thick, making them easy for a child to grab onto and fit into the corresponding holes in the front panel.Overall, this is a cute little walker with a relaxing color palette. Assembly was not as solid and clean as I would have preferred, with some screws that were not long enough and poor fit in a couple of places. This leaves long-term durability in question for me. But the result is a fun little toy for a child just learning to walk.
Kei H
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025
The walker was a bit difficult to put together especially since it was missing some steps and the order things should be done caused me to unscrew it a few times having to stare more at the picture instead of the patchy instructions until I got it right the balls are not the same color as the picture I was missing a darked wooden one bit it was still 8 there and the screws are cheap and easy to strip as well as the wood it's not premium it's very cheap and the board behind the walker is like plank very thin and could possibly break like a thicker Styrofoam I really have to watch my baby even while sitting to play because if he pulls on it the whole thing will come down it's very light when it should be. Alittle more weighed down As the adult I don't really care for it but my baby likes it
Amy
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2025
Assembly took me about 25-30 minutes, but it wasn’t without issues. The instructions were a bit confusing, and some of the shorter screws provided weren’t long enough—thankfully, extras were included, so I used longer where shorter ones were supposed to go. Be careful with the pre-drilled holes; they strip very easily, so you’ll want to get it right on the first try. In hindsight, I'd also suggest using wood glue in combination with the screws.Even after assembling it, I’m not entirely confident in how sturdy it is—some screws just wouldn’t tighten properly, which is frustrating, especially since I’ve put together plenty of furniture before without trouble. There were also some scratches and dings in the paint/wood right out of the box. It’s functional, but the quality could be better. Despite the assembly issues, it’s still a cute piece—I think my grandson will love pushing it around and playing with it!
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