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

My son loves his bike. He is tall for his age so most other bikes for his age are too short. He can easily mount this bike and swiftly maneuver it around the house. It was relatively easy to assemble. Great purchase for the active toddler.

The perfect push along and ride on for a toddler who wants to keep up with older siblings. Because this bike is on caster wheels it turns any way your little one wants to move, no need to understand steering maneuvers. Easy to put together. My only wish is that it were a bit sturdier with a higher weight limit so it would hold up to older kids trying to mess with it and have a longer life for the littles.

I bought this for our one year old granddaughter and it is a hit - she cant quite walk yet but loves to sit on it and scoot around. She can use it as a walker or to ride on. It is a genius invention with wheels that go any direction and its so stable with its wide legs. My friend who saw her use it immediately ordered one for her grandchild.

Got this as a present for my nephews first birthday- he & his parents both LOVE it! My nephew is in the Help Me Grow program because he is behind in gross motor skills, so he was learning to walk assisted using this at age 1. The Help Me Grow program physical therapists do in-home visits weekly & they absolutely love this toy & they even told my sister that they were going to buy a few for their own use at the clinic! The walker moves very smoothly- love the wheels! My nephew is still quite unstable at 14 months (he can not stand by himself for even a few seconds), and he can operate this walker perfectly. He can not operate the V-Tech Sit to Stand walker- it doesnt give him enough stability. He has never fallen using the Pewi, although that was a big concern of mine after reading reviews. He does need help pushing it over the hump where the carpet meets the tile, but of course he is always supervised & help is always right there. He also likes to ride on it with help from his parents & Im sure will love this toy for a long time as he grows into it :)

We purchased this as a 1st birthday gift for our daughter, and she loves it! She is on the petite side, so it is a little tall for her to ride on, but for an average size 1 year old it would be perfect. She can barely reach the ground from the seat, but she sure can make it go. And she doesnt get stuck in corners because the caster wheels make it super-easy for her to turn it around. Shes also been using it for a push walker, and it does great in that regard too. She has used it inside on our hardwood floors, and outside both on our driveway and on our very uneven yard. While it doesnt move well on our grass, I believe it would go just fine if our yard were level. It was super-easy to assemble (I put it together in about 10 min with the baby helping me) and assembly instructions were easy to understand and follow. Also, the assembly tools are included. The product appears to be high-quality and definitely worth the money. Im so happy we purchased this over the other ride on toys we considered!

Cant tell you how much I love this. I am a physical therapist grandma, Grandpa is an OT. Granddaughter is a little late getting started walking. It took her about 2 days to work out how to steer this. It is the only push/ride you that I found with wheels that turn. I saw her frustration work the one she had at home, with fixed wheels, and wanted to challenge her stability more. She loves it! Now, she is tiny - not yet on the growth chart for height at her age, so get dont reach the floor yet. Hey friend is more average height and get feet reach the floor easily. I can see using this for several years. I hope the wheels are stable for outdoor use. She can transition from carpet to wood and over the small thresholds with ease. It was easy to put together.

We ordered the Ybike for our daughter long before she was ready to walk. In the beginning I would seat her on the bike (her feet not yet able to reach the floor) and push her around in the house. She quickly understood the concept of holding on to the round handle however as her feet where still dangling she would start to slide if I didnt also hold the round handle from behind her. As soon as my daughter was able to stand we started standing her up in front of the bike holding the handle. Initially we needed to hold the bike to prevent it from rolling away. In no time at all my daughter was pushing the bike around un-aided and learning to steer and turn around. She still wasnt tall enough to sit on the bike and wasnt walking, only cruising. The bike gave her freedom to move around the main floor of the house and follow us around as we did various household tasks. I recommend using the Ybike on carpet for the first couple of days as it wont roll away from your child quite as easily. The Ybike is easy to build and was sturdy enough for my 7 year old cousin to zoom around on for a couple weeks while visiting. My daughter walks now however she still enjoys running around with her Ybike.

I bought two of these bikes one for my granddaughter and one for grandson both children turning 1. Neither could reach the floor to push it around but they liked starting to walk holding onto it. My 6 yr old granddaughter really likes riding it with her baby brother in her lap.

Our little guy (9 months old) loves his new bike. It is a bit fast for him at this age on hardwood floors, as he’s just learning to walk around - so parental assistance is a must, but he’s having lots of fun with it. Happy with this purchase.

1 year old daughter loves it. Been using it for a few months as a push walker and she has gotten really good at steering it, but used to be difficult to keep it straight. The 4 wheels are great. Rolls well on many surfaces- hard wood, tile, carpet, grass and concrete. Only knock is that the wheels often get stuck and doesn’t allow her to push straight without my correction. But all in all we really love it.