Does its use adjust as the child gets older. Until what age is your child still playing with this Wonder Walker? Thank you.
645455
It does not adjust. My son played with it until he was about 17 month (I got the walker at 10 mo and he started walking on his own at 11 mo). He would put stuff animals in it and push them around.
400039
My daughter has been using this walker since she was about 4 ft 5 in it is adjustable and has grown with her she is 5 ft now and still using
573043
My grandson is slightly taller than that and it is fine for him. I believe you adjust it for height. How long it will work for is another question.
1402302
It is not a good walking aid - but if your child can balance themselves and push something - it is a great toy.
626650
My son is 14 months and has been walking well for a couple months. I put him in it yesterday and he was able to scoot it around. I will still use it occasionally under supervision but he has pretty much grown out of it. The height adjustments are plenty sufficient. It's just lightweight enough for him to move it around with him.
134099
A 3 year old can reach the pedals because of how adjustable this model is. I bought it when my son was three. Both my 4 year old and 6 year old like riding on this. Note: we use to push my three year old on it in the begging. He really started liking pedaling around 3.5. I would reccomendation this model with out hesitation. Have a good day!
1841750
It's like a harness so the child is not actually sitting in it. However, it "catches" the baby if s/he is getting tired and does not want to stand anymore. I hope this helps. Our nephew is a very early walker (first steps at 9 month!) so we bought this walker to boost his confidence, even though his legs were already very strong. He started zipping around in just a few minutes. In a few weeks, he was walking completely on his own, w/out a walker. However, he still likes the walker because it's like "driving" a car -- complete with looking over his shoulder while holding the wheel with one hand; just like Daddy! :) It's like a harness so the child is not actually sitting in it. However, it "catches" the baby if s/he is getting tired and does not want to stand anymore. I hope this helps. Our nephew is a very early walker (first steps at 9 month!) so we bought this walker to boost his confidence, even though his legs were already very strong. He started zipping around in just a few minutes. In a few weeks, he was walking completely on his own, w/out a walker. However, he still likes the walker because it's like "driving" a car -- complete with looking over his shoulder while holding... » Read More It's like a harness so the child is not actually sitting in it. However, it "catches" the baby if s/he is getting tired and does not want to stand anymore. I hope this helps. Our nephew is a very early walker (first steps at 9 month!) so we bought this walker to boost his confidence, even though his legs were already very strong. He started zipping around in just a few minutes. In a few weeks, he was walking completely on his own, w/out a walker. However, he still likes the walker because it's like "driving" a car -- complete with looking over his shoulder while holding the wheel with one hand; just like Daddy! :) « Show Less
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We got this for our grandson when he was 3 months and he is now 11 months. He has had a great time with this and now pushes it all over as a walker. He is just about ready to walk on his own but still pushes all the buttons and spins all the wheels. I really like the feature that you can raise it up very easily as they grow.
185277
Mine started using hers right at her fourth birthday. It really just depends on their motor skills. The big thing isn't so much being able to balance it, but being able to have control over the front wheel/steering. It is *very* easy to turn the entire scooter sideways and fall over.
998400
No, they do not. He can go forwards and backwards but isn't able go from side to side, which frustrates him. The walker I used to have many, many years ago for my girls was circular and could go in any direction they wanted. I think it must've been banned for safety reasons, but they certainly loved the mobility, which this one doesn't afford.
305560
You wouldn't want a toy like this to turn too easily because when they are learning to walk you don't want their toy to take them in a direction they don't want to go! We also have two ride on toys that can be used as walkers and all three turn pretty much the same. Now that my son is more steady on his feet he has no problem turning and when kids are learning to walk they pretty much go in straight lines anyway.
2226828
My grandson is 2 also and he learned quickly how to operate the pedal but naturally is not able to steer yet so; we make sure he has plenty of 'straight ahead" room. We also like that you can regulate the speed it is able to go; we put it on the low setting until he grows.
2266232
Yes. I have a 3 year old and a 16 month old. My youngest has been playing with it since he turned 1. It started out a little tall for him, but that didn't keep him from wanting to play with it. Now he is plenty tall enough to play with it (and he is not "of the charts" tall or anything).
2256974
Pretty much it is dependent on the baby. I stopped soon after my son could roll over which was around 5mo because his feet would hit one of the legs and make it collapse on him. A playard that crosses at the tip is probably a better choice to make.
611749
Yes, it moves up and down. It goes up to a point, but then does not go any further. Our 4 yr old son fits nicely into it, and he is well over 100% for height and weight.
2034141
My son is 4 months/ 18lbs and 25 inches. His feet hang off the end and we have to use it on 6 (the highest setting). It still moves smoothly but it's MUCH slower than it was when he was small.
623578
I don't know what the exact answer is, however, it is adjustable so you can move it to the lowest setting for your son. My grandson was barely 9 months old, is small for his age, he had absolutely no problem moving around in this. His feet touched the ground just fine.