Hasbro Playskool Step Start Walk 'n Ride

I bought this for my 7 month old, and she loves it. Its the same as the one used in one of our Mommy and me classes, and since all the babies love to ride on it, its hard for her to get enough time on it, so we bought one for home. She hasn't used the stand and push option yet, but she enjoys sitting and getting pushed around on it. We've had it for a little over a month, and the older she gets, the more she enjoys. I suggest getting it sooner then later, as it is pretty small, and I doubt she will be able to use after she's 15 months old.

Cute little car. My 10mo son doesn't walk yet but enjoys playing with the spinners and buttons. It's too light to pull up on so when he tries to stand with it he topples over and then it's not fun anymore. I'm sure it'll be better once he can stand by himself to walk with it or ride with it.

Our son showed no interest in this toy as he was learning to walk. He much preferred cruising with furniture. Now that he is fully walking, he occasionally pushes the cart around, but still doesn't enjoy sitting on it as a car. I don't think its a particularly bad toy, its sturdy, colorful, and does what it is suppose to do. It was just something my son wasn't excited about.

I bought this product for my nephew's 1st birthday. My brother reports that it is used every day with enthusiasm and is helping my nephew learn to walk. He loves to push it around all over the place. Sometimes he gets it going to fast and his little legs can't keep up, but that doesn't stop him. It's a wonderful buy for kids.

This is a cute walk 'n ride toy and it seems durable. It was SUCH A PAIN to put it together though. Instructions were clear it was just hard to cnap pieces into where they belong. I hurt my hand doing it and I'm not an idiot that can't put things together (we are IKEA experts in our house). My 10 month old seems to like it and she has already been pulling herself up on and and trying to take a few steps with it in the walk mode. She has no idea what to do with it in the ride mode but there are a few fun things to do on it. It's not an activity toy as much as it is for walking/riding so it might not keep your abby occupied unless she/he is pulling up on it and using it for that purpose. But my daughter is finding that great fun so far. I guess it's worth the trouble of putting it together. HAve fun!