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29 of 29 found the following review helpful:
 Better than Plastic Mar 21, 2007
By J. Shaw
This is a good walker for babies who have strong balance already and who are very close to walking or already walking. Otherwise the bar being in the back can cause it to flip back when baby puts too much weight on the bar. The walker does not turn w/out tilting it back and using the rear wheels, so I have to help my baby turn it. The product makers needed to include two screw end cap things (don't know what they're called) that are set inside the wood in order to rotate the bar to the lower height.
I think it is actually helping my baby to develop the right muscles for walking, unlike what they say about the round walkers (the kind that surround the baby). I like that it has a knob to tighten so the walker slows down.
It's bright and pretty to look at, better than those big plastic things. The blocks are of good quality.
My baby likes it !
16 of 16 found the following review helpful:
 Safe and sturdy walker! Sep 01, 2008
By K. Hansen
This is one of the best and affordable walkers on the market for the high quality it is. It's solid and sturdy wood with non-slip wheels (good for tile and wooden floors). It's well balanced and has an adjustable handle-bar for two heights, as well as a tension wheel to adjust the speed that your little one is walking. Forget the plastic ones--the wheel base is usually too small so they kick the wheels as they walk, they're too light-weight so topple easily, and the plastic wheels are inefficient and slippery on anything other than carpet (which has to be thin or the wheels will get bogged down). My daughter has used this walker since 10 months of age and she loves it! She could have used it earlier, but it took me some time to find the right one (we had borrowed an awful plastic one and learned our lesson when she toppled over while pushing it). We'll get years of use out of it as it's also fun to put things in and push around.
14 of 14 found the following review helpful:
Best toy we have purchased May 13, 2008
By Jane T
My 11month old daughter loves this walker. we looked everywhere for a wooden walker and are really pleased with the Plan Toys quality. The wheels can be tightened so that less confident walkers do not go too fast, even on a wood floor. As they get more confident the wheels can be loosened. The bricks are very durable and although she is too small to build with them yet she loves to bash them together - they even stand up to some chewing! I am sure this is toy that will last - great purchase!
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Not very helpful for learning to walk Apr 12, 2009
By carrie
We borrowed this from a neighbor to help our son learn to walk but it's so tipsy that it's pretty worthless as a walker. There's no way my little guy could use this to pull himself up - when he grabs the handles from a sitting position, the thing just topples over.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Great buy! Dec 29, 2009
By Camacho
PRO: My son is 11 mo and can't walk on his own yet, but is able to stand for short periods on his own. He is able walk and push this toy on his own with no trouble at all. This is a great quality toy! I must have spent hours of comparing walkers. This is the only one that has a resistance setting that prevents your child from going too fast and falling flat on his face. Also, the way the handle bar is installed helps to reduce tipping over. Not to mention the quality and dual function of being able to load, unload and build with the blocks and you can load them back any-which-way and they will fit! There's no specific order. The wheels are great too. They are rubber and grip well, unlike plastic wheels that come on others. I love it and so does my son!
CON: My only negative is that I wish the front wheels had an axel so he could turn the walker. He can only go forward and backwards, so he tends to get stuck when he hits a wall, but I didn't find any of them that did that. As he gets older i'm sure he'll figure it out.
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