Storkcraft 3-in-1 Activity Walker and Rocker with Jumping Board and Feeding Tray, Interactive Walker for Toddlers and Infants, Pink

Our almost 5 month old twins love this product, without the balance board, wheels and such they can actually touch the ground and scoot around. I was very shocked by this because typically when we buy bouncers, our kids are always waaay too short even at 7 months, so this was great for their height with short legs! The sounds are a little loud and you can’t adjust them but we just put tape over speakers. The trays are removable and we are able to get suction toys to attach nicely without losing suction! It also doubles as a tummy time toy, so this really is a multi use product. That being said, we still have to buy an actual jumper cause that’s the one thing this is not! We love it! I don’t actively see any hazards, the wheels work fabulous. The spinning seat would likely do better turning if you greased it up before putting it on.

My daughter loves this walker. I really like that it has height adjustment. I was able to start her out in it at 6 months on the lowest height. Now she’s 9 months and is able to walk and move at the highest setting. She really enjoys all the toys and gadgets on it. The side bar is great for clipping on additional toys and teethers.

Daughter loves this little thing. It is cool because you can use it when they are not quite ready to walk around the house yet, and then it works even better as they grow. If you have laminate floors or tile this works amazing. Carpet not so much obviously but great purchase and worth the money! Make sure you pop off the top to clean it though! All the baby spit ups can build up. So keep it clean!

Took 10 min. To put together. Great product does it all, walker, rocker and a jumper.

We started off with an Oribel play table at 6 months but after a couple months baby got noticably bored of it because they'd figured out how to manipulate everything on it and it wasn't exciting enough anymore. I'm not a big fan of things that light up a lot, flashing and making a bunch of noise, but I was willing to accept a little bit of such on this toy for novel interactions sake. After looking through so many play tables and ruling out many due to their obnoxious components or their price point for what you get out of them etc... I concluded this would be the best one to get as it had the most toy attachments of any I saw, without too much gaudy coloring and noise making. Though a number of the toys attached to it are very simple, they offer a tactile element baby loves right now due to teething (the little tissue box, fabric calendar pages, and fabric 'post it" features have all been favorites to chew on!). The short songs the computer buttons play are a little silly and certainly go over an 8 month old's head, but they're not so loud or long or stupid to the point of being annoying and worth leaving the batteries out. All in all this is a cute and quality toy.Now, here are the couple things I thought of that Fisher Price could have done to make it just slightly better - they should have made the play "post it's" pull out a little further and then have a crank thewt winds then back up again, it would have turned it into a toy that was more interactive, and given chance to practice some fine motor skills. I also think it was a missed opportunity not making the toy coffee mug have some sort of swirl effect or liquid effect on the top or sides of it. And even though the toy phone has the ability for you to put your own choice of photo in to it, I think it would have been a better, more interestihgly interactive toy, had they given it some way to cycle through images with like a turning wheel or something

This lil roller is the best go to ever.. it’s setup system is what caught my attention the versatility absolute support level learning and stability at a awesome price

My four and 1/2-month-old grandson loves it!

We have two grand kids under 5 months so we bought one for each of them. They seem to love this toy.