Forest Friends Activity Walker

My husband and I gifted this push walker to our one year old. It's a great product - super sturdy, affordable, and cute (we tend to go for wooden products in our home over plastic). My only complaint is that because the wheels are thinner, they roll very fast, so for our new walker, it was sometimes difficult for her to keep up with it. Still, she loves it, as well as the activities that come with it!

Harder to assemble than I anticipated. Once assembled, my grandson loves it and plays with all the components. He hasn't figured out yet how to walk with it yet, but this will come.

Adorable and great toy for my 9mo and 2.5yo. They have been playing with it together daily since we got. Hopefully will be used as a walker for the baby soon but for now they are enjoying playing with shapes and other features! Easy to assemble. Sturdy too!

The Forest Friends Activity Walker is exactly what I was looking for! We received a plastic walker from a big name brand as a gift. Although our 10 month old loves the loud and colorful activity panel on that walker, trying to use it as a walker was incredibly dangerous. Every time he tried to pull himself up, the plastic walker would flip. Every time he tried to push and walk, the plastic wheels would fly forward and he'd "fall" (he never really fell as we'd catch him). I was on the hunt for a more sturdy walker, ideally made of wood and I came across the Fat Brain site. I LOVE this walker. The materials seem like it'll last a long time and the construction is exactly what I needed. Instead of the wheels being on legs, they're attached to the side boards, making the whole thing more sturdy when he pulls up, and there's a thin rubber piece on the wheels to add friction. There's also a shelf on the back, where we add a weight (with supervision) to keep the walker heavier/slower so he ca

The walker was for our grandson. It was easy to assemble and appreciated the sturdy, stable material used. He is already enjoying it even though he isn't walking quite yet!

Our daughter (12mo) loves this walker! We purchased it for her birthday, and she immediately wanted to interact with it. We love that it has so many "activities" and different ways that she can play with it. She especially loves the little blocks that can be dropped through the shape holes at the top of the walker, and enjoys spinning the mirror/sun circle.

Product is very well made, my granddaughter who is just learning to walk, loves pushing it around and playing with all the attached activities.

My baby is 11 months old, and so far he loves moving the gears, banging the xylophone and spinning the mirror. There will be many more ways for him to engage with the toy as he grows and I'm excited to see him discover them!

When we got it, it was so easy to put together! My 6 year old helped me. I love that it's wood. The colors and pieces are adorable. My only complaint is the "stick" they include for the little xylophone. It's not connected to the walker and it's kind of small which makes it really easy to lose. It also doesn't sound good with xylophone - maybe because of the shape and size? Overall, though, I'm so thrilled with it and so is our one year old who got it for her birthday.

Our grandson loves the activities, but for many of them you have to hold the walker in place or put it against something to keep it from rolling away. He is 10 months and a new walker, but not using this item as a walker yet. He just enjoys playing with the activities. Maybe the activities distract our grandson from using it as a walker? Good quality, great appearance and solidly built.

My son loves this walker. He is just starting to get more practice grabing smaller items and this walker really gives him a lot of practice. The only bad thing about this product was the missed screw hole. I had to get the drill out to finish assembling.

The activities are very fun and stimulating for my daughter. She is too nervous to stand and walk now, but I'm sure that'll change as she gets more confident in her abilities. I do need to supervise heavily because there is a spinning sun/mirror that she loves to spin, but her fingers get trapped. I wish there was a smaller opening so her fingers didn't fit.

My daughter loves this toy. She spends lots of time turning the gears and playing with the xylophone. She also likes to push it around and practice walking.