Crown Children 2-in-1 Baby Learning Walker -Toddler Baby Push Walker-Wooden Strollers - Toys with Wheels for Girls Boys 1-3 Years Old, Wagon Toy Walkers Sturdy Construction (Square)

This is made of durable, hard to dent wood. It is cute as can be. My 12 m old loves pushing her toys around in this carriage. She is not yet walking. She can pull up on the handle without tipping it over. I have placed books in it to keep it slow enough for her on the wood floors. It glides easily. Like any walker I have seen, it does not turn around easily. But this is a plus in my mind, otherwise the baby would be tumbling all over the place.I used a battery powered screw driver to assemble it.I will try to update with a photo soon.

Beautiful, functional, perfect. I bought two, one for each twin. One immediately started walking with it and the other started pushing it. They are 12 months old and the best surprise is that all the toys we have on our beach apartment fit perfectly and neatly. The apartment is small and this is compact yet big enough for storage. It is a toy that helps them learn to walk and at the same time is a storage cube. The vintage look is beautiful and modern at the time. Color wise is perfect. I plan to decorate it and put the twins name.

We bought this for my daughter’s toys when she was a baby but she learned to walk using this and still uses it now that she is 2

Hard to put together, more screws show on the outside then picture shown, some screws to long for where it has to go. Not predrilled.It’s nice looking, durable, sturdy but don’t know if will tip forward to use as a walker. Christmas gift.

Very sturdy, and level. Comes with all pieces and is easy to put together, all you need is a Phillips screw driver. My son will love this.

The reviews mentioned that it was difficult to put together, but I thought "how hard can it be?"....so, I bought it for my engineer son to put together for my granddaughter (his daughter who is learning to walk). The problem is not that it is difficult, the problem is that the components are so cheaply made that the screws stripped, and now are stuck half in and half out. So now we will have to use a hack saw to saw off the screw head altogether. Finally figured out that we could use a 1/8" drill bit , but had to go deeper than the pre drilled hole and that finally has worked. Cheaply made product which was a nuisance and almost impossible to assemble

It arrived a little damaged nothing major still and it had several pieces of hardware that weren’t right or were missing or pre drilled holes that weren’t drilled deep enough so we had to drill even farther ourselves. It’s cute but honestly too much of a hassle and too much DIY to be worth it.

So I love this for my sons toys, he has Cerebral Palsy and when he pushes on it to walk it is not sturdy or heavy enough to support him. I just put my heavy box of tin foil in and that helped him not push it down.It is super cute tho and is great as a moveable toy box!