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The Best Baby Walkers of 2022

Baby walkers come in push-behind and sit-in styles, and vary tremendously in stability, durability, safety, style, versatility, and FUN! Most similar to exersaucers in overall design, a walker adds the element of mobility by allowing your child to scoot around the home.

Every year we pull together new releases and improved models, putting them through extensive hands-on testing. The top 5 walkers are ranked below, followed by detailed reviews of several different options.

Model and Link to AmazonOur Rating
#1. Joovy Spoon Baby Walker
#2. Radio Flyer Walker Wagon
#3. VTech Sit-to-Stand Walker
#4. Hape Wooden Wonder
#5. Tiny Love Walker

For our reviews, we compile our hands-on test insights with those of other parents, providing a summary review of each model. This year we came away with some awesome options that we think you and your baby will love!  For more information about how we did our tests, and factors you should consider when picking a baby walker (including safety precautions), check out the bottom of this article.

At the most basic safety level, be sure all stairways and steps are blocked by a closed door or one of our awesome baby gates, and nothing is reachable on counters or tables.

  1. Table of Contents [show/hide]
    1. Top 5 Baby Walkers Comparison Table
    2. 1. Best Overall: Joovy Spoon
    3. 2. Radio Flyer Walker Wagon
    4. 3. VTech Sit-to-Stand Walker
    5. 4. Hape Wooden Walker
    6. 5. Tiny Love Walker
    7. 6. Safety 1st Sounds & Lights
    8. 7. Bright Starts Walk-a-bout
    9. 8. Baby Trend Activity Walker
    10. 9. Cossy Classic Wooden Walker
    11. 10. Jeep Wrangler Baby Walker
    12. Additional Information
    13. Baby Walker Safety
    14. Test & Evaluation

Full disclosure: Some of these baby walkers, including the Radio Flyer, Safety 1st, and Cossy models, were sent to us as free test samples by the manufacturer.

Here are the Best Baby Walkers of 2022!

1. Joovy Spoon Baby Walker.

Usually about $90, available in several colors. This top-rated baby walker takes on the classic form of a traditional sit-in baby walker, but with some excellent features and style. When we took it out of the packaging, we were surprised at two things: first, how lightweight it was (only about 12 pounds), and second, how it folded up into a pretty thin format that could slide right under the bed for storage. Popping it open was easy, and the walker takes on a pretty sleek and stylish shape and size. We liked the simple colors and contemporary lines, without compromising on features. The tray was large and wrapped around the side of the baby, which should increase safety by making it harder for your baby to reach to things to their right or left (like grabbing something off the coffee table or TV stand). What's also cool about the tray is that it includes a removable insert (like some of the best high chairs) that can be popped off and cleaned easily, and thrown right into the dishwasher (if you can fit it in!). The baby seating surface is soft and plush, and easy to wipe clean or remove for machine washing; the fabric is high quality, and we didn't notice any color bleeding or shrinkage. Once your baby is sitting in the walker, it has three height adjustments to help make sure your baby's little feet can actually reach the floor (or the play mat), and can support babies up to 30 pounds. The rolling/gliding action was smooth and our test babies didn't seem to have any difficulty getting this to move on hardwood, tile, or linoleum floors. Carpets were a challenge of course, though thin-pile rugs or berber carpets were generally fine.

With two parents standing on the second step and baby in the walker, we put it to the ultimate test: we let baby try to roll right to the parents, sending the front wheels of the walker right off the edge of the stairs. Well, the no-slip stair pads on the bottom did their job, and did it well: they stopped it right in its tracks, only letting the front wheels go about 2" off the edge and keeping the vast majority of the walker safe and sound. We didn't need to intervene at all, which was reassuring. Of course, we do not recommend trying that at home! Even with the safety features you need to be very careful when using any walker on any surface. Overall, we were really impressed with features and safety of this walker, all without sensory overload with tons of crazy toys attached. You have enough baby gear to keep track of already, no need to worry about the random toys that have popped off the baby walker. Cons? Well, the wheels don't lock which is inconvenient, and the tallest height setting leaves something to be desired. If your baby is super tall, check out the Safety 1st option, below. Who else recommends the Joovy Spoon walker? Our friends at Babylist! Impressed? You can check out the Joovy Spoon baby walker here.

2. Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon Baby Walker.

Usually about $80, the Radio Flyer Walker Wagon has the classic red Radio Flyer paint with wooden accents and those distinctive logos. It doesn't just look nice and nostalgic, it's also highly capable and durable, and a ton of fun for toddlers! We tested it out with an 11-month old who was just taking his first steps, and a 14-month old who took her first steps a couple months ago. Both of them loved filling up the wagon with toys, stuffed animals, and each other, and wheeling everything around the house. Backing up to when we first got our hands on the Radio Flyer walker wagon, a few points are worth mentioning. First, out of the box the wagon literally came in 15 different pieces, which made assembly much more involved than any other wagon on this list. It wasn't technically challenging to follow the instructions, it was just a little overwhelming and time-consuming (about 25 minutes) to put together. Second, the wagon wheels come with a cool feature - a tensioning system that puts a little rolling resistance on the wheels, which is definitely helpful if you want to use this with a toddler just learning to walk. The tensioning system makes an audible clicking noise when the wheels are rolling, which can get a little annoying, but it can be disabled by removing the tensioner.

A couple other little features we liked: there is a padded front bumper that helps keep your walls and furniture intact, the wooden side panels are removable, and the wheels are plastic (filled with foam) and have decent grip to prevent side-slippage. The handlebar is at a great height for toddlers, though it is not height-adjustable so it will be a little low once your child reaches 2-3 years old. Of course, that doesn't really stop them from enjoying it - they will likely just use it in different ways, likely shuttling each other around, using it outdoors to haul toys, and beyond! Everything is high quality and durable, and we are overall impressed with the quality you're getting for only about $80. No big cons to report other than the little ones we've mentioned already - the clicking noise of the wheel tensioner, and the lack of adjustable handlebars. Who else recommends the Radio Flyer walker wagon? Our friends at Babylist and Babygearlab! Impressed? You can check out the Radio Flyer Walker Wagon here.

3. VTech Sit-to-Stand Baby Walker.

Usually about $35, the VTech Sit to Stand is available in pinks and purples (pictured) or oranges and greens. When the dangers of sit-in baby walkers spread like wildfire through the press, this was one of the answers. Instead of having your baby sit inside the walker and roll around, this top-rated activity walker serves babies who have already learned to pull themselves up but haven't learned to walk independently. So it's a slightly different phase of use relative to a sit-in walker. The sit-in style can work for a baby who has achieved head/neck control, but this type of push-walker won't be useful until your baby pulls to stand. Once they do, they can grab the handles on this and get themselves into all sorts of trouble! Usually from about 9 months to 2 years of age or so. VTech calls this the "Sit-to-Stand" because it can be used as a little 2in1 activity center by popping off the play portion and placing it on the floor: baby can sit down next to it and play with the colorful toys. Then, it can be placed back onto the frame and unfolded and used as a push-around baby walker, that's the "stand" part. It's pretty underwhelming as a sit-down activity center, but it does do really well as a push-walker, and at a great price point. It's relatively inexpensive, and we found it to be stable, durable, and have some fun gadgets. For instance, a cute little telephone (probably the only one they'll ever see that still looks like this!), piano keys that play music, rollers and gear cogs, and light-up buttons. To power the music and lights, it takes two AA batteries which are actually included (that's rare!). Given the features and relatively low price, it's no wonder that it's been the best-selling baby walker on the market for several years now! Note that if you don't want the rolling walker part, but want a standing activity center that is very similar to this, VTech also makes an awesome Learning Table.

Overall, we really liked this basic and inexpensive walker, and thought it was perfect for babies who are around 9-10 months old and ready to explore walking with some support. We also thought that it rolled much better on carpeting and rugs than any of the sit-in walkers, so this is a great option if you have wall-to-wall carpeting or a lot of thicker rugs. One other cool thing is that it has adjustable resistance settings for the wheels, so you can control how fast the wheels will spin. Younger kids will need it on the slower setting, and older kids or carpeting will probably call for the faster setting. Cons? Well, there's no adjustable handle height to accommodate a growing baby, and the friction of the tires on hardwood or tile could be improved to avoid the walker sliding sideways at times. But we can't really complain about that, since it also makes it possible to turn this walker (unlike with some of the below options) without popping up the front wheels. Overall, we love it, and think it's a great inexpensive option! Who else recommends the VTech Sit to Stand walker? Our friends at Babylist and Babygearlab! Interested? You can check out the VTech Sit to Stand walker here!

4. Hape Wooden Wonder Walker.

Usually about $75. This Hape walker is one of the most adorable and high quality activity walkers we tested. We love the quality craftsmanship, vivid and non-toxic paint colors, and the simple and clever toys that keep a baby interested but not overwhelmed. One of the great things about this walker is that it's basically impossible to tip over, whether it's tipping forward, backward, or to the side. It's very stable, and that's more than we can say for many of the walkers we tested! When our test babies tried it out, they all seemed to love being able to put random things in the front and push them around. This included toys, stuffies, and in one case the family cat! This is one of the great things about this walker that will keep toddlers enjoying it for a while, and it's a much better experience than simply pushing buttons on electronic toys. When we tested it, we found that it assembled very easily out of the box, and everything worked pretty well.

The only drawback we keep finding with wooden baby walkers is that they are relatively hard to turn. While the VTech will turn by basically sliding sideways or a toddler can pop up the front wheels to turn it, that can't happen with these. The wheels on this walker are grippy and it's heavy enough that it can't be turned easily at all. So a couple of our testing babies ended up going in a straight line until they hit something, and then mom or dad had to turn it in a different direction. So that was a bit of a pain. The second issue with wooden walkers is wheel speed: it's really difficult to get the wheels to turn at a good speed. On this one, you can't simply tighten the screws more to make them spin more slowly (like you can with the Cossy model, below). So we found that it was a bit too fast on hard surfaces, but really great on carpeting. Outside of those wheel-related issues, we thought it was durable, super sturdy, well-built, and is likely to be a go-to toy for several years. Who else loves the Hape walker? Our friends at Babygearlab consider it a top pick! Impressed? You can check out the Hape Wooden Wonder Walker here!

5. Tiny Love Here I Grow Walker.

Usually about $120. For parents who were considering separately purchasing an exersaucer and a walker, this combination might be perfect for you! The Tiny Love "Here I Grow" walker combines an exersaucer, a push-behind walker, and a sit-in walker into one, and at a great price! Starting as a sit-in exersaucer, it has adjustable height, swivel capability, bouncing (like a jumper, which you can disable), and tons of fun toys to explore. When you're ready to watch your baby scoot around the floor, you can unlock the wheels (there are two switches to lock or unlock the front wheels) and it becomes a sit-in walker. Finally, when your baby starts to pull to stand and transition to the toddler phase, they can use it as a push-behind walker. We loved the concept, and were excited to test it out! Out of the box, assembly took about 15 minutes; basically, you unfold the three legs hiding under the base, attach the seat, attach the tray to the base, and then attach the handle and the toys and rings.

The toys can attach interchangeably to any of the holes on the tray, allowing you customize where you place them. There are three height adjustments that span about 4" of adjustability. There is a lock to stop seat rotation, locks on the legs to prevent bouncing, and two locks to turn on the parking brake and disallow movement (by raising the front wheels off the floor). In walker mode, the seat rotation is locked, the leg bounce is locked, but the parking brake is released to let the journey begin. We thought the entire walker was surprisingly thoughtful and well-made, and we loved how each feature can be locked out for safety and developmental purposes. Another bonus is that the entire unit can fold semi-flat by detaching tray from the base and folding in the legs. It's a bit too tall to slide under a bed, but we did fit it under our coffee table for temporary storage. The seat fabric is easily removed for cleaning and machine washable. Cons? Like with any walker, we suggest having your baby wear long pants and socks with grippy bottoms; some of the inside edges hiding under walkers can irritate the skin from repeated bouncing or movements. That issue is not unique to the Tiny Love, but worth mentioning. Outside of that, we had a ton of fun with this baby walker and think it's a great option for parents looking to save money and space! Who else loves the Tiny Love walker? Our friends at Babylist! Impressed? You can check out the Tiny Love Here I Grow Walker here!

6. Safety 1st Sounds 'n Lights Discovery Walker.

Usually about $50. This is a much more traditionally-styled baby walker with all the bells and whistles, including the bright colors and noisy toys. But it also includes the non-skid safety catches on the bottom to reduce the chances of rolling down the stairs, so it's a bit of an old-meets-new style baby walker. Out of the box, we thought that it folds down into a good-sized package that can slide right under a normal bed, so that was great for storage. Once it's popped up, it has 3 adjustable height settings to accommodate your growing baby. We did find that at the lowest setting it's most appropriate for babies who are probably around 10-months old or over like 28" height, otherwise they probably wont be able to reach the floor (note that it has a 31-pound weight limit). It's like this one is too high, but the Joovy option is too low. We've yet to find or review the perfect-height baby walker that also meets all the other criteria we care about. About the toys - it has a lot of them, some with music and lights, some with crinkle-noises, and some relatively simple cause-effect options.

We'd like to be able to tell you what type of batteries these toys use, but we couldn't find that information anywhere and couldn't find a battery door anywhere on the walker! We didn't go through batteries after about 2 months of testing, but it's worth pointing out that we have no idea where they are hidden, what size they are, or if they are replaceable in the first place. Back to the positives. We liked that there were the toys, but they could also be swiveled out of the way (to the side) to expose two snack trays. They don't have washable trays, but they were good sizes for simple snacks. Speaking of washing, the seat cover is removable and machine washable, so that's a nice feature. So overall, we liked this activity walker, and it's worth inclusion on this list. It seemed durable, rolled well on hard floors and rugs, and our test babies seemed to really love the toys. But if the batteries die you're both out of luck! Note that Safety 1st also makes two additional baby walkers: first, the Safety 1st Ready Set Walk baby walker that is very similar to this one, and also doesn't have a replaceable battery. Second, the Safety 1st Disney Music and Lights baby walker, which is also very similar to this one but has super pink Disney styling and, wait for it, you can replace the batteries! Though assembly and battery replacement were both a major pain. Interested? You can check out this Safety 1st baby walker here!

7. Bright Starts Walk-a-bout Baby Walker.

Usually about $45. This top-rated Bright Starts walker has a lot of great things going for it. Out of the box, just like all the other baby walkers, it was a bit of a pain to assemble. None of the baby activity walkers are easy to assemble, unless it's just a push walker (like the VTech or Cossy). But one of the things we loved after we assembled it is the tall seat back height, which was fantastic for supporting shoulders and heads of especially young babies. It was definitely a taller seat back than any other walker in this buying guide. Other than that, it is overall pretty similar to the Safety 1st baby walker models. It has 3 adjustable heights to support babies from about 6 to 12 months of age (or 15-26 pounds). In our tests, it worked just fine for even older babies, though we were probably pushing the weight limits a bit. We measured from the bottom of the seat to the floor and it was about 6" at the lowest height, and 9" at the highest height; so it's adjustable, but not really over a dramatic range. The bigger size restriction we bumped into was with babies with chubby thighs, since the leg holes are surprisingly narrow making it hard to move baby in and out of the seat.

The activity center part of the walker was pretty cute: it's a little safari-themed steering wheel with music, sounds, and lights. One of the nice things is that it has adjustable volume control so you can make it low enough to entertain baby without giving mom a headache! One of the random things is that it has these somewhat pointy leaves on the sides, our test babies didn't hurt themselves or anything, but it seemed like a strange decision for Bright Starts. We also didn't think the seat was very comfy, made of very thin fabric, and though we thought it was nice to have the higher-back seat, it made it impossible for us to fold up and slide under our bed (it just didn't fold up small enough to do that). Anyway, this is a great overall baby activity walker with some good features, and an excellent price that might make up for some limitations. Oh, did we mention that you can replace the batteries!? It was a pain because you need to remove the toy entirely, but it's nice to have the possibility. Interested? You can check out the Bright Starts baby walker here!

8. Baby Trend 2.0 Activity Baby Walker.

Usually only about $30! With a price like that, we had to get our hands on this cheap baby walker and see whether it was a "great bang for the buck," or a "you get what you pay for" situation! Out of the box, it felt similar to the Bright Starts and Safety 1st walkers: lightweight, thin plastic, and somewhat questionable build quality. The wheels pop onto the bottom, the tray pops up from the bottom, and you need to attach the toy bar. The toy bar was the most challenging part of assembly, as you need to carefully align the small protruding notches by twisting them to the side as you push them together. Without the toy bar, assembly would be about 5 minutes, but the toy bar at least doubles that estimate. Once it's put together, the Baby Trend is ready to support babies and toddlers from about 5 to 12 months old. The more important factor will be their height and leg length, as we found that most 5 month old babies will not have long enough legs to reach the floor, even at the lowest height setting (height is adjustable between three settings). Our estimate is about 6-12 months, unless you have a particularly tall baby. Baby Trend recommends a maximum weight of 30 pounds, and maximum height of 32".

Some little benefits of the Baby Trend: the tray is a good size for little snacks, and relatively easy to clean (but not removable). The seat is comfortable and supportive enough, and can be removed for machine washing. The bottom does have the stair safety bumpers, but we advise you to never trust those and always make sure all doors and stairs are secured. A few negatives: the quality is pretty poor, which was expected for this low price. That means that the plastics are a bit flimsy, as are all of the adjustment clips. Nothing broke during our testing, but we could see the potential. Another con is that the wheels are not very good at rolling, which was surprising because that's really their only job! Getting this walker to roll is more challenging than most other walkers, which means that younger babies might have some issues getting it to move. We also wish there were more of a buffer on the back to prevent your child from swinging their head back and hitting something in your home (a wall, corner, table edge). Overall, we think this is decent bang for the buck, but honestly we would invest 10 more dollars and get something with higher build quality! Interested? You can check out the Baby Trend Activity Walker here!

9. Cossy Classic Wooden Baby Walker.

Usually about $75. We're suckers for super cute wooden toys that are well-constructed and durable, like the awesome line of wooden toys and baby gifts by Melissa & Doug, and Hape. This Cossy baby walker is no exception. It has bright primary colors, wooden construction, an adorable look, non-toxic paint, and good craftsmanship. When we pulled this out of the box, there was some minor assembly required, which took us about 5 minutes. Easy-peesy. There were several features that stood out to us, like the rubber trim on the wooden wheels to help protect your floors and prevent sideways sliding, and the adorable xylophone for making music. To be fair, the xylophone doesn't sound so great, but you need to remember it's just a toy! The wooden wheels don't have preset adjustments like the VTech, instead you can tighten or loosen the screws to make it easier or harder to push around.

The height was great for a baby around 12-18 months of age, and we liked the little storage basket on the back where you can put the xylophone stick and the included wooden shape blocks that fit into slots on the side of the walker. The toys were overall well-executed and high quality, and kept babies busy for a good amount of time. On the side you can wind cars and a stop sign around on a road-like track, and on the front there are balls on rails that your baby will love sliding around. So overall this is a really adorable baby walker that has some fun toys and features while maintaining a style suitable for the more discerning parents out there! The only downfall we found with this walker was the wheels: it was hard to get them all to equal tightness, and then over time they would loosen and spin faster than you might desire. For handy parents this might not be an issue, as you could put on some teflon washers and use them to change the friction; but for most other parents it will prove a bit of a pain in the rear. So this is an excellent activity walker with only one detractor.

10. Jeep Wrangler 3-in-1 Grow with Me Baby Walker.

Usually about $75. There is not much more iconic than the classic look of a Jeep Wrangler, and this baby walker brings it in all its glory! From its trademark grille and headlights to the flared fenders and vintage green color, this Jeep baby walker hits all the right visual elements. There's no doubt that it's a great looking baby walker, but how does it function? Well, the best part of this walker is that it's marketed as a 3-in-1 baby walker, which means that it can convert from a traditional bucket-seat style baby walker, to a walk-behind baby walker, and also a rolling toy car mode. The second walk-behind mode is the same as the walker mode but works well thanks to the well-positioned grab handle on the back. The walker works for kids up to 25 pounds or 30 inches tall. In our testing, we found it simple to assemble out of the box. A couple notes here - be sure to remove the stickers on the rear-view mirrors, bring along a small phillips head screwdriver for the battery door, and don't forget two AA batteries to make the turn signals and sounds work.

Once you get it up and running, you'll notice a few things. For one, the bottom of the seat is about 7" above the floor at the lowest setting, which is great for toddlers just beginning to toddle around. There are adjustment straps on the seat so you can raise it up a bit (about an inch or two) as your baby grows taller. Second, while most sit-in baby walkers have an empty tray up front, this one packs a serious entertainment punch with its horn, dashboard, and blinkers. Our test toddler really loved it and had a great time trying everything out and scooting herself around the kitchen and dining room. It worked great on hardwood, tile, or linoleum. It did OK on low pile berber carpet, but was a no-go on any thicker carpet. It wheeled around pretty freely. The front wheels pivoted but the rear ones do not, which is a bit limiting in terms of direction but we found it completely fine. It's a pretty big baby walker and takes up a decent amount of space; this is helped by the fact that it folds up for storage, but keep it in mind that it does take up a lot of room on the floor. Cons? It seemed much lower quality than the Joovy or Hape options, which was surprising since it's about the same price as the Joovy. The quality limitations were mostly in the plastics and their attachments and connections, but we also want to point out that the flimsy plastic also makes it somewhat lightweight which can be a plus. Overall, we liked this option and think it's worthy of a spot on this list, especially for the Jeep lovers out there! But realistically, we think you can get better bang for the buck with one of the other options. Interested? You can check out the Jeep Baby Walker here.

Conclusions

The baby walker is a transitional development toy for supporting the transition from standing to walking, helping to get your baby confident and ready for independent walking. While there is no convincing scientific data that baby walkers help your baby learn to walk (in fact they might do the opposite), there is no denying that they are super fun activity centers that give you some control over their mobility.

Baby walkers come in two primary styles: first is the classic sit-in walker that is half exersaucer, half walker. Second is the push-walker that baby can hold onto and push around the house, usually doubling as an activity walker on one side. Neither option provides any reliable developmental advantage: they probably won't make your baby walk sooner or better, and definitely won't guarantee they are track stars when they grow up. Instead, think of them as entertainment for your baby until they learn to walk, just like a bounce-bounce exersaucer, activity jumper, or activity center.

Baby Walker Safety

We don't want to freak you out, but the traditional sit-in roll-around baby walkers were pretty dangerous. So dangerous that Canada banned them a few years ago, and the American Academy of Pediatrics is calling for a similar ban in the USA. Babies in the classic type of sit-in walker could reach higher and more dangerous things around the house (they can roll right up and grab something off the counter!), roll down a staircase, or even roll into a pool. Babies move really fast in a walker, and one little mistake (like forgetting to close the basement door) can lead to disaster. So pay attention, and don't take your eyes off a baby in a walker; baby care is serious business. So take the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics and don't accept an old second-hand walker from a cousin, be sure to buy a new one with modern safety features. Also double-check your childproofing and make sure any baby gates are closed and secure.

In the past few years, several improvements have been made to increase safety of sit-in baby walkers. Most models now include lower rails that (in theory) will catch on a stair edge and use friction to stop the walker's momentum before a disaster happens. Think of it like a super low-rider car: any little pot-hole and you will be scraping the bottom of your car when your tire drops into the hole. New baby walkers operate on the same principle, using bottom edge friction to slow the walker down and bring it to a stop when a wheel drops off any ledge over about half an inch deep. This safety feature reduces the risk of your baby careening down the stairs, off a ledge, or into a pool.

One of the baby walkers we tested, the Delta Children Deluxe Lil Drive Baby Activity Walker, did not have the lower rails. Though the Lil Drive walker was a lot of fun and babies loved the race car walker styling, we didn't think it met our safety standards. Newer designs will also increase the width of the tray area surrounding the baby, making it harder for them to reach beyond the width of the walker pushing up against a kitchen counter (and also making it harder for them to pinch fingers when bumping into a wall or furniture). In fact, our best-rated baby walker does both of those things, and does them really well. Even though baby walkers are safer than ever before, please be sure that your house is baby-proofed before you let your baby loose in a new walker! If you're interested in an exersaucer that doesn't roll around, you can see our exersaucer reviews here!

Test and Evaluation

Regarding our test procedures, we test all of the baby walkers in our own home, and in the homes of volunteer parents (and children!). For walkers, the test babies and toddlers typically range in age from 7 to 22 months, and the households vary quite a bit - some with hardwood, some wall-to-wall carpet, and some with a mix.

In our testing, we unbox and assemble each model, and then turn them over to the parents. Parents report back to us about each product they tested, giving us honest feedback about the performance of each model. And they are sometimes brutally honest!

After we get them back from the parents, we test them out ourselves and try to confirm or disconfirm all of the positives and negatives reported by the parents. Then, we compile parents' reviews with our own and put together a ranked set of the best walkers. Over the past several years, about 25% of the walkers we test are not included on this list. This is usually due to faulty or broken parts, missing components, missing safety features, or horrendous reviews.

Regarding the stairs test, we only subjected the Joovy and Safety 1st models to that test. It made us really nervous when we tried it, but it was worth it for our peace of mind. Overall we found that the Joovy performed a bit better than the Safety 1st in the edge-of-stairs test, presumably due to the configuration of the Joovy base and its nice anti-slip surface on the bottom rails. Of course it's just one test and your situation might differ, so always watch your baby carefully and make sure your home is safe before using any baby walker. While the new walker safety features are great, they do not guarantee safety in all situations.

The top rated baby walkers on our list can get pretty expensive. If you're not willing to max out your credit cards on a fancy walker, and you can't find any random gift cards left over from your baby shower, then there are some excellent cheap options like the VTech Sit to Stand. Just like with all of our articles, as we receive and test additional baby gear, we will continue to update this list throughout the year. We hope our hard work pays off, and helps you find the perfect baby walker for your situation!

The 9 Best Baby Walkers of 2022

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Suddenly that baby of yours is no longer a newborn. Their body is growing, their brain is advancing, and those little feet are slowly preparing to take their first steps across the floor. 

Walking is a huge developmental milestone. Though it may be bitter-sweet, many parents are eager to help their baby start practicing. 

This is where the timeless baby walker comes in! Baby walkers have been around since the 15th century and remain an essential item for baby gear.

You might be searching for the best baby walker for your baby’s gross motor development. Or maybe you’re looking for an alternative to a baby jumper to keep your baby entertained while you cook dinner. Either way, baby walkers are an invaluable item to have around. 

Let us help you find the best baby walker for your little one! We’ve scoured through the top-rated baby walkers so you don’t have to. This list of the 9 best baby walkers will make your decision simple.

Top Choice

Most Simple

Most Fun

Kolcraft Tiny Steps 2-in-1 Baby Activity Walker

Joovy Spoon Walker

Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon

$50. 99

$119.99

$89.99

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Top Choice

Kolcraft Tiny Steps 2-in-1 Baby Activity Walker

$50.99

Buy on Amazon

Most Simple

Joovy Spoon Walker

$119.99

Buy on Amazon

Most Fun

Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon

$89.99

Buy on Amazon

Best Budget: Baby Trend 2.0 Activity Walker

Baby Trend 2.0 Activity Walker

  • Removable toy bar with toys
  • Large surround tray for food or toys
  • Three-position height adjustable
  • High back padded seat

If luxury isn’t a necessity for your seated baby walker, this one might top your list! With a low price and superb reviews, the Baby Trend 2. 0 Activity Walker is one of the best baby walkers for a limited budget.

When your baby is sitting up unassisted and weighs at least 15 lbs, they are ready for this seated walker. Some seated walkers are limited when it comes to adjustable height options. This baby walker allows you to adjust the height to one of three levels. Changing the height is simple as you only need to turn a knob under the tray. 

The high back padded seat cover is removable. You should make a note that it isn’t machine washable. You’ll want to wipe it clean with a cloth and soapy water instead. 

The large tray is BPA free and perfect for snacks or toys. The included toy bar snaps right into the tray. 

This walker even includes rubber stoppers next to the wheels. These act as a barrier and keep your baby safe from getting their toes stuck under the wheels.  If you have high pile carpet, your baby may have a hard time pushing the walker. Yet, on hard floors or low pile carpet, the ride will be smooth and easy.

Best Design: Joovy Spoon Walker

Joovy Spoon Walker

  • Super sized tray with removable, dishwasher-safe tray insert.
  • Folds flat for easy, compact storage and travel
  • Seat pad is supportive and comfortable, machine washable; Easy to clean with no cracks and crevices.
  • Three height positions, swivel front wheels and non-slip stair pads

Sometimes you need something simple, sleek, and high quality. With this sit-in walker, you will find all three. The Joovy Spoon Walker is one of the best baby walkers for beautiful design and function. 

The Joovy Spoon walker has parents raving about its ability to function as both a walker and high chair. You will love the extra-large, BPA-free tray that has room for large toys or a full lunch. Plus, the plastic tray topper is removable and dishwasher safe. The seat pad is also machine washable.

If you prefer baby gear that blends into your home, you’ll love the all-white outer frame. The seat pad is available in fun colors for a decorative pop. The entire walker also folds down so it can be stored away when not in use.

With adjustable height features, your baby will have room to grow. This feature along with its multi-use function makes this higher-priced baby walker worth the splurge. 

One drawback to this sleek walker is the inability to lock the wheels. If you’re trying to spoon-feed your baby, this could end up being messy. However, it’s a perfect fit for self-feeders. 

Best Developmental: Kolcraft Tiny Steps 2-in-1 Infant & Baby Activity Walker

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Kolcraft Tiny Steps 2-in-1 Baby Activity Walker

  • 2-IN-1 CONVERTIBLE DESIGN — Easily converts from seated activity walker to a walk-behind walker for boys and girls! Independent front swivel wheels for easy maneuvering and skid -resistant friction pads on base
  • ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT — Adjustable seat pad height to grow with your baby. Skid-resistant friction pads on base for child safety. The high foam seat back provides added support and comfort for boys and girls
  • FUN TOYS & ACTIVITIES — Entertain baby girl or boy with fun developmental toys: upright flower mirror with crinkle petals and textured stem, spinning ball for batting play and bead bar for motor skill development. Great for gift-giving, baby registry and baby showers
  • COMPACT FOLD FOR STORAGE — Easily folds flat for storage and compact enough for your trips away from home. Folded dimensions: 30″ L x 24.3″ W x 8″ H

You already know baby walkers are great for your little one’s gross motor skills. But this baby walker also has their other developmental skills in mind too! 

The Kolcraft Tiny Steps 2-in-1 Infant & Baby Activity Walker includes several developmental toys. These include a crinkle flower, bead bar, and spinning ball. These snap-in accessories will encourage fine motor skills development.

If you can’t decide between a standing walking and a seated walker, this one has you covered. The tiny steps walker easily converts back and forth between a standing walker and a seated walker.

An added plus is that the seat is machine washable and the tray can be wiped down with a wet cloth. 

We did find that the adjustable height option may not be as effective as other models. Also, larger babies may outgrow this walker sooner than expected. This might be a better option for smaller to average size babies. 

Also, this isn’t the best choice for areas with carpets or rugs. If you have hard floors, however, your baby will cruise smoothly around the house. 

Most Versatile: Baby Einstein Around We Grow 4-in-1 Walk Around Discovery Activity Center Table

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Baby Einstein Around We Grow 4-in-1 Walk Around

  • 4 modes to grow baby’s curiosity: Walk-Around Discovery Center; Discovery Table; Art Table; Removable Floor Toys
  • 3-position height-adjustable seat travels 360° around the table, supporting baby’s first steps
  • Provides a mix of physical and sensory experiences that promote movement and cognitive skills
  • Encourages auditory, visual, and tactile discovery through 15 nature-themed toys and experiences

If you already have a house full of baby items, you know the benefit of finding multi-function toys. This baby walker won’t disappoint in that area. 

The Baby Einstein Around We Grow 4-in-1 Walk Around Discovery Activity Center Table is one of the best baby walkers for versatility. There is something for every stage from ages 6 to 36 months. 

You can remove the toys on this walker to turn it into a table perfect for artwork or snacks. The removable toy pieces lay flat on the floor for seated baby playtime. You can also use the activity table by itself for a standing toddler. Though the price tag might be a bit high on this one, it’s nice to know it will continue working for you as your baby grows.

While this walker is designed with babies in mind, you’ll find that older siblings will gravitate to the activity center table too. With working piano keys, music, and bright toys, the activity table brings a new element of fun.

There is a small compartment for snacks on the activity table. As a plus, the seat cushion is machine washable. So clean-up will not be a major issue.  

If space is an issue, this might be a bit bulky for your needs as it doesn’t collapse. However, the Baby Einstein walker works on both carpet and hard floors. This means you can use it in various rooms of the house.

Best For Multiple Children: Bright Starts Ford Mustang Ways to Play 4-in-1 Baby Activity Push Walker

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Bright Starts Ford Mustang Ways to Play 4-in-1 Walker

  • Four modes of play allow this lifelike Ford Mustang Walker to grow with baby
  • Two can play at once with the normal walker mode and push-behind mode
  • Safety enhanced with rubber feet that “brake”
  • Steer baby into imaginative play with removable steering wheel play station featuring authentic Ford Mustang sounds & lights

Who says your baby needs a license to drive? With the Bright Starts Ford Mustang Ways to Play 4-in-1 Baby Activity Push Walker your baby will be cruising before they’re walking. And if they have siblings in the house, they get to play too! 

This sit-to-stand walker transforms into 4 different options for play. Younger babies can enjoy floor play with the removable wheel. As babies learn to sit up, they can use the sit-in-walker with the car attachment to practice walking. The stand walker option is perfect for older babies with further developed walking skills. 

Our favorite option is the setup that allows 2 children to play. The seated walker can be used without the outer frame so that another child can use the car frame and handle as a stand walker. 

There is endless fun to be had with the light-up start button, engine sounds, and a honking horn.

When it comes to converting the walker, setup and tear-down are easy. The padded seat snaps right into the base and is easily removed for machine washing. The outer frame slides right off with no issues when being converted into a stand walker. 

This sit-to-stand walker might have difficulty on carpet but will glide smoothly on hard floors. All of these options for play make this one of the best baby walkers for homes with multiple children.

Best Wooden: Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon

Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon

  • BABY PUSH WALKER: The Classic Walker Wagon has resistance clickers to allow beginners to build confidence and balance. The resistance clickers prevent the product from moving too quickly
  • FURNITURE BUMPER: The furniture friendly bumper protects your home while beginners learn to walk. This round bumper will prevent scratches or wall damage
  • TOY STORAGE: The Classic Walker Wagon doubles as a toy box. Your toddler can store their favorite toys for imaginative play indoors or bring them with on walking adventures
  • CLASSIC DESIGN: The natural all-wood body and removable wooden side panels create this classic look

With a name you’re probably very familiar with, this wooden push walker is a classic choice. Made with a solid, natural wood body, this one is our pick for the best baby walker made from wood. 

We love that the Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon has safety in mind for your little one. With a heavy, wide base, this baby walker isn’t likely to tip over. It also glides smoothly on carpet or hard floors.

The wheels on this push wagon are designed with stoppers to control your baby’s speed. You might hear these stoppers creating a soft clicking sound as they perform their job. If the clicking bothers you, the good news is that the stoppers are removable. 

Some parents noticed that even with the stoppers in the wheels, this baby walker still moved too quickly. If that should happen, you can place small hand weights in the wagon to increase resistance. 

With removable sides, you can use this stand walker in a way that suits your needs. To keep younger babies from bumping into the sides, simply remove them. To allow older babies to push stuffed animals or toys on a walk, place the sides back in.

The 2-year warranty Radio Flyer provides is a plus as well. Should you have any issues with this standing walker, just contact customer service. 

Most Interactive: iPlay, iLearn 3 in 1 Baby Walker

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iPlay, iLearn 3 in 1 Baby Walker

  • Activity Table – Game Center can identify scenes and animals while stimulating and developing motor skills and intelligence for newborn boys & girls. 6-10M
  • Walker – Easy walker encourages first steps & invites babies to keep moving with inspiring music. 10-18M
  • Drawing & Writing Board – Kids can draw, stamp, or just scribble on the board; encouraging their imaginations to create more fun with this magnetic doodle board. 18-36M
  • Prevents Bow Legs – Easy-grasp handle, speed adjustment and a triangular structure make your baby’s steps safe. Colleagues let the baby learn the correct way to walk, without bow-legged.

If you’re looking for a walker that keeps your baby engaged for hours, this might be your top pick! The iPlay, iLearn 3 in 1 Baby Walker is a convertible walker with light-up buttons and other interactive toys. 

The front of the walker is an interactive toy in itself and can be used for floor play for sitting babies. With a steering wheel, beads, rattles, a pretend phone, and more, it’s no wonder babies love this walker. 

For your little walker who is ready to cruise, they can use this as a push walker. This walker also has baby’s safety in mind. The wheels are designed with two safety features: a speed adjustment button and wheels with grips for hard floors. You should note, this baby walker might tip if used on thick carpet, so use with supervision. 

Most baby walkers are of little use after your child outgrows them. This is not the case here. This convertible walker has the ability to turn into a magnetic writing and drawing board table. The frame of the walker easily converts into table legs. The drawing board comes with magnetic stamps and a pen for your little artist. 

With music, lights, car sounds, animal sounds, an interactive steering wheel, and so much more, this one tops our list for the best baby walker with interactive features. 

Most Educational: VTech Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker

VTech Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker

  • Interactive learning baby Walker has a removable play panel; frustration free packaging means it comes in a plain brown box
  • Early learning center has 5 piano keys that play music and encourage creativity; wheels work on carpeted and hard floors
  • Features 2 colorful spinning rollers, 3 shape sorters, and 3 light-up buttons that develop motor skills
  • Pretend telephone handset and mechanical elements enhance role-play fun; 2 AA batteries are included

Vtech is known for its top-notch educational toys. This sit-to-stand baby walker is no exception. The Vtech Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker has over 70 sing-along songs and tons of other educational features. This makes it our pick for the best baby walker for educational use. 

One of the best features of this walker is the interactive, fun toy panel that’s removable. Your child can either sit on the floor and play with this piece separately or play with it on the walker.

When your child pushes the light-up piano keys, they won’t just hear music, but colors, animal sounds, and numbers as well. With the pretend phone, your child will learn basic communication skills and language. The shapes at the top of the toy teach colors and shape names. All of these functions help your baby develop their fine motor skills too.

The Vtech sit-to-stand baby walker is also equipped with safety features on the wheels to keep your baby from moving too fast. Simply turn the speed dials on the wheels to adjust the resistance or lock the wheels. Like many standing walkers, this may tip over if used on thick carpet so be sure to supervise your baby.

Best Alternative: Little Balance Box

Little Balance Box Baby Walker

  • No Wheels – spring loaded feet move up and down, allows the Little Balance Box to glide safely over level carpet, tile and wood floor surfaces.
  • Recommended Use – when a baby can independently pull to a standing position and is learning to balance.
  • Ecofriendly Compact Design – invented a mom and physical therapist. Made from lightweight bamboo, BPA and PVC Free! Great fit for small spaces and dual function as a toddle table!
  • Perfect for Little Hands – easy to maneuver, with the large tray surface and rounded ergonomic border fits perfectly in the baby’s hand making it easy to hold onto the sides.

If you aren’t a fan of traditional baby walkers the Little Balance Box is a great alternative. It functions similar to a push walker but looks no different than a small toddler table. 

There is much research available on the best baby walkers for gross motor development. The creator of this baby walker alternative happens to be a physical therapist and has done her homework. 

This table allows babies to practice moving from kneeling to a standing position—something many baby walkers aren’t created for. The spring-loaded feet help your baby balance while pulling up and pushing down on the table. The box also comes with silicone booties for the feet. You can use these to add traction to the table for a new walker. 

While the clear top makes a fun table for toys and drawing, it also serves another purpose. The see-through design allows babies to see their feet and legs while walking. This helps further develop coordination. 

If you are looking for a walker you don’t need to assist your baby with during use, this might not be a good fit. Many parents noted that their babies took time to be able to use this on their own. However, for some, this revolutionary design might be worth the wait and effort.

Final Verdict: 

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Kolcraft Tiny Steps 2-in-1 Baby Activity Walker

  • 2-IN-1 CONVERTIBLE DESIGN — Easily converts from seated activity walker to a walk-behind walker for boys and girls! Independent front swivel wheels for easy maneuvering and skid -resistant friction pads on base
  • ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT — Adjustable seat pad height to grow with your baby. Skid-resistant friction pads on base for child safety. The high foam seat back provides added support and comfort for boys and girls
  • FUN TOYS & ACTIVITIES — Entertain baby girl or boy with fun developmental toys: upright flower mirror with crinkle petals and textured stem, spinning ball for batting play and bead bar for motor skill development. Great for gift-giving, baby registry and baby showers
  • COMPACT FOLD FOR STORAGE — Easily folds flat for storage and compact enough for your trips away from home. Folded dimensions: 30″ L x 24.3″ W x 8″ H

Our pick for the best baby walker is the Kolcraft Tiny Steps 2-in-1 Infant & Baby Activity Walker. Here’s why we loved this one: 

Versatility. This sit-to-stand walker can transform from a sitting walker to a standing push walker. That’s a nice option to have.

Price. With many baby walkers costing up near the 100 mark, this one comes in much lower but doesn’t sacrifice quality.  

Portability. This walker has the ability to fold down to only 8 inches wide for compact storage. So you’ll be able to store this away when not in use.

Fun.  We love the cute toys this walker includes. They may not be as exciting as some of the other models, but again, for the price, we think they’re great. 

This baby walker is a fan-favorite with many parents. If you’re looking for quality, versatility, and affordability combined, this one’s for you! 

Recommended Accessories 

Most baby walkers come with almost everything you need to keep your baby safe and engaged. There are, however, a few accessories we have found helpful when using a baby walker. 

  1. Non-skid socks (These might come in handy for new walkers.)
  2. Toys that attach (These are helpful for baby walkers without toys or to just add variety.)
  3. Baby gates (This is crucial for securely blocking any unsafe areas.)

FAQ’s

What are some safety considerations for baby walkers?

Baby walkers require supervision to avoid injury. Never allow your baby to use a walker near stairs, hot stoves, or pools. They can sustain serious injuries from falls or accidents caused by proximity to these places. When using seated walkers, be sure all dangerous items like cords, knives, scissors, etc. are not accessible. Check countertops and shelves. Your child may be able to reach higher than normal when in the walker. Always supervise your child when they’re in a baby walker. 

If you’re interested in options that are still great for strengthening legs and encouraging walking but don’t require as much supervision, check out our alternatives to baby walkers for some excellent choices.

At what age can my child use a baby walker? 

Seated baby walkers should only be used when your baby is old enough to sit up on their own. You can continue using them until they start walking. This can range anywhere from 4-16 months. 

Standing walkers are designed for use when your baby begins pulling up on objects, as early as 6 months.  

What should I look for when shopping for baby walkers?

Several things to consider when purchasing a walker for your baby are: 

  1. Price: There are many luxury walkers on the market with sleek designs. Consider the amount of time you will use the walker. Will it endure extended use or just occasional short-term use?
  2. Style: Sit-in walkers are often the best walkers for little ones who can’t yet stand. Push walkers are helpful for older babies to practice standing with. Finding a convertible walker with adjustable height options will likely give you more use for your money.

Size: Take note of the size of the walker and if it collapses. If you’re limited on space, you might want to find a walker that will collapse flat and store away easily.

The best baby walkers - Rating 2022

If the baby is already sitting firmly and is also starting to learn to crawl, it's time to think about walkers. This is a great trainer that will quickly help the crumbs walk on their own. At the same time, it is very important to choose the right walker for the child, because the quality of the design determines how harmoniously the child's physical development will go. Our rating of the best walkers for children, selected according to the reviews of many parents, will help you make the best choice.

Contents:

  • How to choose a baby walker?
  • The best walkers for a child are inexpensive
  • 1. Shine Ring SRA18
  • 2. SHANTOU GEPAI XH861-2
  • The best walkers for a child with toys
  • 1. RiverToys 802-3
  • 9000 2. Mishutka SL-AA2
  • Best7 Best7 Best7 Best7 Best7 walker with rocking chair
  • 1. Selby BS-227
  • 2. RiverToys 306A
  • The best jumpers for children
  • 1. Pilsan Musical Rocking
  • 2. BabyHit EMOTION RACER
  • Which walker is best for your child

How to choose a walker for your child?

Disputes between pediatricians about whether a baby needs a walker continues. Someone says that they give a false sense of security, slowing down the start of independent movement. Others have vigorously defended the device with many arguments in favor of it. In fact, each parent decides whether to purchase them for their baby. But if you still decide to buy, you need to know exactly what criteria for a particular model should be taken into account.
So, if you want to buy the best baby walker, pay attention to the following parameters:

  • stability (the most important criterion on which the safety of the child directly depends) preferably silicone, they are not as noisy and will not scratch the floor
  • seat dimensions (as soft as possible and wide enough for maximum comfort)
  • educational panel with toys (no harsh sounds)
  • the ability to adjust the height of the seat by at least 3 positions (it is important that the device ideally fits the height of the baby, the child’s legs should be slightly bent in them)

These are mandatory criteria that determine how high-quality a walker you get.

The best inexpensive baby walkers

Quality goods do not always imply a high price. Now you can find inexpensive walkers, which at the same time meet all standards. In addition, do not forget that your baby will need this design for a very short time, only at the moment of transition from crawling to walking. Therefore, the cost of goods is an important criterion in this case. Below are walkers with the best value for money.

1. SHINE RING SRA18

Plastic model with wide functionality at the lowest price. The base is wide enough so that you can not be afraid for the stability of the structure, 8 maneuverable wheels. There are three height adjustment positions, and there is also a game panel. An excellent choice for those who do not want to buy expensive baby walkers for a couple of months.

Advantages:

  • light yet fairly stable
  • Minimum cost
  • Good Game panel

Disadvantages:

  • Small difficulties when changing adjustment (tight
    lever movement)

2.

Shantou Gepai XH861-2 9000 9000

Light and stable walkers with all overweight, possessed essential features that can be purchased at a very attractive price. Made of high quality plastic with metal parts, there are 8 maneuverable wheels with fixation. A special handle will help adults roll the baby until he learns to move independently in a new device for himself. Despite the wide base, it easily passes through all doors, which allows the baby to actively explore the world. According to moms, these are the best walkers with a standard set of features.

DPCs:

  • Small price
  • The availability of all the necessary functions

Disadvantages:

  • Limited color selection

The best walkers with toys

if you want to purchase not only convenient strokes children, but also an interesting toy for your little one, you should pay attention to the assortment in this category. The models presented here are additionally equipped with bright interesting toys that will attract the attention of a little man who is exploring the world for a long time. After all, the mood of the crumbs largely depends on how correctly the toy is chosen. In addition, by giving preference to walkers with extended functionality, you will significantly increase its service life, which directly affects the need to purchase a device.

1. RiverToys 802-3

High-quality and comfortable walker with a seat and wheels, which are complemented by an interesting play panel. The kid will be happy to tinker with interesting gizmos, and at the same time calmly move around the room. Bright colors, toys that can be rotated and cheerful musical accompaniment will not leave any kid indifferent. The game panel can be removed and used as a separate toy, and the freed surface can be used as a table. Such a variety of functions allows us to consider this model one of the best.

Values:

  • Bright color
  • Removable seat and a game panel with light and sound effects
  • are easily folded, which significantly saves place

Disadvantages:

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    Mischutka 2. Mischutka 2. Mischutka SL-AA2

    The toughest walker, carrying up to 16 kg (when the standard is up to 12 kg). Adjustable in height, equipped with a high-quality music panel. There is a comfortable table with bright beautiful toys and a steering wheel. The last characteristic does not dictate the gender of the child. Girls with the same pleasure they rule in them, as well as boys. This function contributes to the ability to maneuver sufficiently, which is necessary when the child walks. This model is convenient to use, it is compact and stable enough not to be afraid for the baby.

    Values:

    • Large selection of colors
    • The presence of volumetric toys capable of taking their little owner
    • acceptable price

    Disadvantages:

  • 9000

    If you don't want to buy walkers with interesting additional features, you should pay attention to models that transform into rocking chairs. The kid can independently sway measuredly, at the same time enthusiastically examining the toys on the play panel. So you will significantly extend the life of the walker, which can later be used as a comfortable chair in which the baby will just play. The main thing is not to forget to take into account the maximum weight that the device can withstand.

    1. Selby BS-227

    Compact walker that can be easily converted into a rocking chair. At the same time, the baby can lean on a special rug at the bottom of the model. They are made of bright safe material that will attract the attention of a little man for a long time. Height adjustable, safe to use. The seat cover is easy to remove and wash. In general, according to reviews, this model has an excellent value for money.

    Advantages:

    • Beautiful design
    • The availability of additional functions
    • Available price

    Disocations:

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    RiverToys 306a

    are included in the top of the best traces . Made of safe materials, they have a wide base and a stable design. The seat has a strong double back and is easy to remove and clean. They are convenient to store, compactly folded. Equipped with 6 double silicone wheels, which provide high maneuverability without floor damage and noise.

    DPCs:

    • High quality manufacturing
    • increased safety due to two backs
    • wheels from silicone

    Disues:

    • The best walkers-slops for children

      more a fashionable device that can keep a baby busy for a while is a walker that transforms into jumpers. Such models are equipped with special springs, thanks to which the child bounces slightly, which causes a storm of positive emotions in the baby. Unlike standard jumpers, such models are safer for the children's musculoskeletal system. In addition to this, the jumpers have standard panels with toys and music, which contributes to a fun pastime for the crumbs.

      1.Pilsan Musical Rocking

      The most comfortable baby walker that easily turns into a useful trainer. A durable mat can be used as a special trampoline, from which the baby is repelled. The model is equipped with a game panel with sound effects, by pressing the buttons of which the child develops motor skills. Also, the game panel is easily rebuilt into a convenient table.

      Advantages:

      • sold in many online stores
      • Wide functionality
      • Good fixation
      • High safety of the structure

      Disadvantages:

      • Price

      2. Babyhit Emotion Racer

      9000

      An excellent choice of mothers of mothers who seek to obtain maximum functional function on accessible values. This model easily turns into both a rocking chair and jumpers, has a table and an interesting game panel with musical effects. Thus, by purchasing such a model at a very reasonable price, you will receive two additional simulators. A nice addition is the 360-degree rotating seat.

      Values:

      • acceptable price
      • Wheel fixation
      • Swing mode
      • High -quality silicone wheels
      • rotating seat

      Disadvantages:

    • 9000 9000 There are a huge number of models of walkers on the modern market, both from famous manufacturers and from unknown companies. Little-known firms attract many customers with rather low prices, which do not always justify the quality. At the same time, popular manufacturers often significantly overestimate the price of their product, although many note that the models of the more expensive segment have a lot of unnecessary features and add-ons, for which you just have to overpay.

      In the rating presented by us, our experts selected the best models in terms of the ratio of their cost and quality level of the goods, as well as the reviews of real consumers. We recommend that you carefully look at all the characteristics of the presented models in order to decide which walkers are best for your child, based on your personal preferences and financial capabilities.

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