cossy Wooden Baby Walker Toddler Toys for 18 Months and up, Push Toy Learning Walking Toys (Updated Version)

Our little one is a late bloomer, and our pediatrician recommended getting a walker to help improve muscle tone. I found this adorable one and love that it is not plastic. It is excellent quality, was easy to build, and easy for our toddler to use. And, the biggest win - within two months, our little one has learned to race around the house with this walker and can now take a couple steps unassisted. This has been an excellent asset in our toolbox for helping development, and it’s just so cute and high quality too!

This toy is a great addition to our household! We got this after having another great toy from Cossy that my babies love. My 11-month old twins were immediately interested as I put this toy together for them. It encourages them up pull up and although they aren't walking yet, the rolling wheels are great for pushing it along and they do pull up to stand to get to the toys on the top of the cart. They enjoy turning the gears and the blocks on the front that spin. They have been very interested in the sliding cars on the side and the abbacus as well. The cart is solid wood and will last a long time. Cossy's customer service is STELLAR. I had an issue with the wheels not rolling when I initially ordered this toy. They immediately issued a refund so that I could purchase a new one, and the new one worked great. I think my girls will get a lot of use out of this toy. The only thing I didn't care for is the stick that came with it for the xylophone as I could see my girls hurting one another with it, but that was a minor inconvenience that was remedied by removing the stick before they got it.

Clearly a well made toy and my son loves all of the different activities, have to keep it on its side as it is not safe for a kiddo who is not steady on their feet yet. Slightly disappointed as reviews said that wheels were tight so wouldn't roll away or tip which is not true. Won't be able to truly use for a few months

We purchased this for my daughter who is 11 months and just learning how to walk.First, the product came packaged very nicely with easy instructions and everything protected with bubble wrap.The design is amazing. The colors are extremely vibrant and it overall has amazing attention to detail.It was super easy to put together and my baby instantly started playing with it! She especially loves the blocks and I can tell this is going to be a great developmental toy!Overall, we love this! I might even purchase one for my nephew!

I was looking for something cute, easy, and made minimal noise. This makes minimal noise, however the paint on mine came chipped and cracked, the drumstick is not as pictured. It has no ball on the end of it so it is dangerous because it comes to a point. The wheels constantly come loose and/or fall off. The hardware is horrible and the screws were stripped after just using the Allen wrench that came with to assemble. While my son enjoys pushing it, it is constantly needing the wheels back on! I think there are much better options than this for the price.

Sturdy enough for baby to pull himself up with. Wheels move smoothly and baby is able to regulate the speed well...not sure that makes sense, but it doesn't get going too fast nor does it slow him down. He loves playing with the various activities.The pieces fit together well with screw heads being flush with the wood, and its sanded smoothly so no concerns about splinters.I read some reviews that that shape sorter blocks are small, but they're the perfect size for his hands and they are not so small that I'm worried he could choke on one.

This is a very well made quality product! Very sturdy and quiet can barely hear it being pushed around through my house. Has a lot of fun activities to do! Would definitely recommend this product! I already have the fox walker and love that too!

I definitely wouldn’t have paid $60 for this as when it arrived the box was torn open and the toy itself is a cheap wood material. You’ll definitely need a screw gun to get the screws in place completely (not on the instructions). Also when my son walks with it, the wheels are very wobbly. In my personal opinion it wasn’t worth $60, maybe $30.