Product Review
VTech First Steps Baby Walker
Number of reviews: 4
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"Great multi purpose toy!"
This toy is super, its my Sons favourite thing to play with at the moment as you can take the board away from the walker its great for him to sit and hold. Would totally reccomend this to anyone as its lots of different tunes and learning activities all in one..unfortunately the only draw back is they get stuck in your head...."Hello Puppy calling do you want to play with me?"
A brillant toy at a good price!
Member review by Angela - First Time Mum
- review date 16th June 2008
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"great toy"
fab fab fab
really great toy
kian was brought on of these 2 xmas ago and still plays with it
really bright flashing lights and music kian fav bit is puppy says lol
its really strong and well made one point i do have is a wheels could do with somee sort of brake cos when he has lent on it he has falled a few times
but thats only prob ive had
Member review by vicki - mummy of 3 boys
- review date 24th July 2007
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"Fantastic Walker - 2 in 1!!"
I agree with everything the previous reviewer said. The great thing about this walker is that the board that makes all the noise and has the flashing lights unclips for use on it's own. My son loves playing with the board when he's sat on the floor. It's a really good idea to have 2 things in 1 as you get better value for money. It's also really chunky for little fingers to push. Really great product, would highly recommend!!
Member review by Diane - Mum to one son, 9 months old
- review date 1st May 2007
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"Entertaining, fun, sturdy and useful"
A baby walker that also doubles as a removable activity centre. What could go wrong? Well, as it happens, surprisingly little. Bizarrely we are finding out that our son loves phones and the detachable handset proved a massive hit right away. On the activity centre, which clicks easily and neatly into the front of the walker, there are two different settings. One is geared towards music, the other words. The music one in particular is superb as it features a mini five-key piano. Even the most unmusical toddler can smack the opening bars of Beethoven’s Fifth from it.
With spinning nobs and a handful of musical interludes this is quite a noisy toy but happily there are two settings for volume. At 1 Tom doesn’t quite understand some of the harder games, such as Puppy Says but I could see how older toddlers would use this feature. The female enunciation is perfect. A little too perfect I might say, if I was in a Sci-Fi film, but as Tom comes without my cinematic baggage he loves it. The walker is solid but light enough for an experimental toddler to yank it around after first smacking it into the wall. Oddly, Tom didn’t seem particularly enamoured with it at first but we left it out and recently (he’s at the Herman Munster stage of assisted walking) there hasn’t been a day when some part of it hasn’t attracted his attention. One caveat that seems to apply to all walkers we’ve used: There’s no mechanism for putting traction on the wheels. We’ve always thought this would be good for toddlers under 11 months as we’ve found that they can often stand and move but can’t stop themselves once they get up a head of steam.
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For £23 this is an entertaining, fun, sturdy and useful toy which, despite some punishment, looks as good today as when it first arrived.
Member review by dave - Dad
- review date 25th October 2006
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