Fisher-Price Baby & Toddler Toy Musical Lion Walker Push Along with Lights Sounds & Developmental Activities for Ages 6+ Months [Amazon Exclusive]

Baby daughter loves this toy. In fact, even my older two love to play with it. Walker is great quality and very sturdy. Definitely a current favorite. Great toy.

Helped my 1 year old walk within weeks of using this walker!

My son likes this walker, hes not walking on his own yet so I have to hold onto him as he walks behind this or he would push it out in front of him and faceplant. I think this is commonsense with all walkers though. Very cute and not overly loud with the sound effects.

My 7-month-old loves this walker. Started playing with the knobs at 5 months, pulled herself to a stand in front of the walker at 6 months. Yikes! Love the bright colors and cheery music. Sturdy. Wish the blue butterfly made a noise or would stop when raised. It just falls back down.

Super fast shipping. Ordered on Tuesday December 17th and got it Wednesday December 18th. It took my hubby about 5 minutes to put it together. It does involve using a screwdriver to assemble the wheels. My 6 month old was excited to push the buttons and listen to the songs. I pushed it against the couch so it wouldnt roll while he was pulling up to stand. I like the bright colors and the size. My baby will be able to play with this toy to many more months and while learning to walk.

Very good quality for the money

Its kind of lame, there are many better options out there for a little more money. The wheels dont roll well, and they are hard plastic so they slide sideways just as easily as forward, so its not a very stable walker for the new cruiser. The activities are bland and dont seem to engage my daughter at all. She plays with this for 60 seconds tops and shes done. The little butterfly slides back and forth, but doesnt make any noise, same goes for every thing on this toy. I guess thats good if you like a quiet house. The 3 buttons each play a short song and thats about it. The Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Stride-to-Ride Puppy is a much better option if you can afford it, but its about twice as much money. The Disney Minnie Mouse Bow-tique My first Activity Ride-on is also better if its still available.

Our grandson likes it. It has electronic sounds that are like many other toys that make these sounds, so I was not excited about that, but it does help him learn to walk.

My ten months old learned to walk with it after few tries. Its cute and stable. Highly recommended. Be careful if baby is too young they tend to fall backward trying to hold on to the walker

Though a nice walker but baby trips and thus avoided usage after few tries. Its toys are good though. So dont know whether to love it or hate it