Baby Trend Walker With Toy Bar

I was surprised when I started shopping for walkers to see how few there are available, and how pricey some of them are. Baby Trend, according to its own website, makes two, which as far as I can see are identical except for color and theme. It/they are listed by BT at $40, and I bought it at Babies R Us for that price. Don't be fooled into overpaying! Our little guy is 5MO and is about 25 inches 'long,' so it's early for a walker, but he likes it. The middle seat height allows his feet to reach the floor. I like that the tray is level and not cluttered with a lot of attached toys; the toy bar on this one can be removed easily. Right now --Day One--he is pushing himself backward, but that's fine with him. The back wheels don't swivel, but that seems to be standard for walkers now. I foresee no problems. I'm holding back one star only because we haven't yet given it a real run for its money.

My mother bought this at Toys R Us for my daughter (the 1st born) and at 3 months when she first sat in it she was ecstatic! We set it to the lowest setting and her feet just touched the floor. It was (at the time) inexpensive, simple (really, do babies need ALL the extra stuff some of these walkers come with?)and had a tray big enough to put things on. The bar going across the front was a big bonus since she had started to teeth. She was happy to sit in it and gnaw on the bar which made everyone happy. The only real complaint I had (and still do) is that the seat easily detaches itself from the front of the walker. Anytime she (and now he) would play in it, the fasteners holding the front part of the seat would come out of the anchors. More of an annoyance having to put it back so frequently than anything else. It wasn't so bad at first (now it's nearly constant, I will be using superglue as soon as I get some)but with repeated use and being lifted in and out, it wore them down a bit and they pop out more. My son (also using at 3 mths) loves this walker. He has no problems scooting, just when the seat pops down he has gotten his arm caught beneath the tray. It's also a fun place to feed them if they cannot sit up on their own. I have had this walker for nearly 6 years and it still works just like it did when my daughter first got it. I had very low carpet the first time we used this and now have hard floors, so I can vouch for it working fine on those surfaces. Also, because there are not a bunch of stuff on the walker, he actually concentrates more on walking and will scoot himself to whatever catches his fancy. He can even get out of corners of his own because all the wheels have full range of motion. Oh, and the best part, it's easy to clean!

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We bought this at Babies R Us and assembled. We like it because it was a quick and easy set-up and very straight forward difficult to not get it right. My 6mo old loved it for the first 30min he was in it. Unfortunately it suddenly collapsed on him while he was in it he only weighs 16lbs. We quickly got him out of it and turned it over two of the screws that hold the adjustment piece together had popped lose of the plastic they were screwed into. A large spring that was part of the housing also came loose. Returning first thing in the morning.

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I purchased this walker for my almost 4 month old grandaugher and although she is too young to do much with it, she enjoyes sitting in it with support and playing with the toys. This walker is very lightweight and moves easily. The toys come off and there is plenty of room on the tray for her own toys or snacks.

A friend of mine has this walker for her son and she told me he loves it and scoots all over the house with no problem.

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We bought this at BRU for much cheaper than amazon, but got it because it was the only one that had height adjustment. Our son has short legs like his daddy. The in-store model was setup to what appeared to be the highest setting and I couldn't change the adjustment because it was broken (clue one).

However, when I got home, I realized there are 3 height "adjustments". 1) Fully collapsed, wouldn't myself consider that a height, but the product does. 2) 95% height, and 3) 100% height. To be honest, adding 0.5 inch of height from second to third setting is useless. Based on the other reviews here, I'll be returning it. I would have rated it maybe 2 stars if not for the misleading advertising.