Pewi Walking Ride On Toy - From Baby Walker to Toddler Ride On for Ages 9 Months to 3 Years Old

The scooter was easy to assemble, with easy -to- follow directions. It seems sturdy and balanced. It is still a tiny bit large for my 10- month-old grandbaby, whose feet barely touch the ground but she loves it anyway. She sits on it well and holds on to the steering wheel. She is not ready to ride it unassisted but enjoys being pushed along. We use it on carpet and it moves easily.

Everywhere we go we take this! It’s lightweight and my 10 month old loves it! It really helps with not bending over to help learn to walk. It’s pricey I know but it is so good and easy to put together.

I bought this little bike for my 12 month old twin grandchildren (boy and girl) and they LOVE it. At first they used it as a walker and were constantly on the move. Once they figured out how to get on it they pushed each other around the house and were able to use their feet to push themselves. Easy for the twins to maneuver around the house. Four months later and they are still playing with it as much as the day they got it. Their 3 year old brother likes playing on it as well. Great inside toy, but can be used outside as well.

This is great indoor or outdoor on a flat surface for our 1.5 year old. I think he’ll use it as he gets older as well.

Purchased this for my granddaughter who turned 1. She is a tiny little girl who is able to sit on it a ride around the house. The floors are hardwood. The wheels roll nice and the bike is sturdy. Perfect for a child who is learning to walk. I would purchase it again and recommend it.

It took a little while for the kiddo to get a hang of this thing. He would walk straight with his heels clipping the rear wheels and sometimes end up face first. Once he gets the sit & glide down I can already see it being a favorite. It’s super lightweight! Good for use inside & outside! We haven’t tried it yet but we think from this it’ll be a very easy transition to a strider bike. One of the ones with no peddles or training wheels.

Our grandson immediately stopped using his other walker when this one arrived. It’s very easy for him to maneuver with the 360-wheels, to the point he’s learned to stop and turn before banging the wall as he did with the other walker. And can he go! At 12 months, he’s still too short to use it as a scooter, but he will try to sit on it. The other notable thing is its silence. With so many toys making sounds, singing songs or glowing lights, this one is “mute”. There is no immediate reinforcement. It’s teaching him that he actually has to put some effort into it to achieve pleasure. Additionally, the baby’s parents were very grateful for a bit of quiet. It is not only the baby’s favorite 1st birthday present but his parents, too.

Easy to put together. Can be used riding or walking. Well made. Bought two for each grandchild and both liked it and used it. One climbs on and the other walks with it.

Ive read reviews that mention that a screw cover keeps popping off. Same happened with me, over and over, my son would pull it off since it would not lay completely flush. The reason it wont stay on is because the tight fit wont let air escape, and the air pressure pushes it back up. I ended up drilling a very tiny hole on either side of the piece to let air escape (seen in picture). Since the modification, the cover no longer comes off, which frustrated my son, but made me happy... victory! Great little toy, son loves it!

I purchased this as one of my sons many 1st Birthday gifts... =) On his birthday, his feet were just shy of hitting the floor, so he couldnt really push himself around on it right away. However, he was very intrigued by it, and he loved crawling around & pushing it like a car. Now at 13 months, he cruises around on his Pewi like a pro! He still isnt walking without holding onto a table or furniture, so I think he really loves the freedom of movement this bike gives him. As a walker, I believe this is for more experienced walkers, as its much too fast for beginners, & it moves in all directions. He really does well with his Haba push wagon though. (It is the blue & red one with a seat up front, and it has an adjustable brake to slow it down when they are just starting out. Its very heavy/sturdy so it doesnt tip easily, and it really is a quality piece). My sons 2 year old cousin also loves riding around on the Pewi, so I believe that my son will enjoy it for quite some time. Depending on how fast he progresses with it, I plan on purchasing him a balance bike for Christmas (@18months) or for his 2nd birthday. Overall, this red Pewi Bike is very sturdy, very inexpensive, & a lot of fun for little ones. I highly recommend it!