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CHICCO | Home » » Chicco Activity Baby Walker | | | | | | | Description: | | Chicco Baby Walker helps baby to stand up and take its first steps in complete safety. All baby has to do is to hold onto the handle, start walking and the toy immediately starts playing an amusing melody. The melody stops when baby stops, encouraging baby to move a few steps more. The Baby Walker is also an activity center that helps stimulate baby's imagination and coordination skills with the many amusing games, lights and fun sound effects. It requires 2 AA batteries and it recommended for ages 9 months and above. | | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 19.25 inches | | Product Width:
| 6.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 16.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 5.8 pounds | | Package Length:
| 19.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 17.2 inches | | Package Height:
| 5.9 inches | | Package Weight:
| 5.7 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 49 reviews |
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70 of 70 found the following review helpful:
 Okay, Not Great; Would Not Buy AgainOct 08, 2007
By ltnbrn
I bought this walker online because it was a very popular item. And though it's nice, I wish I had looked at other ones.
The Pros:
1. The activity center on the front was very entertaining for my daughter. Prior to walking, she really enjoyed playing with the front of the walker. Now that she is more comfortable using the walker to walk, it's not as interesting.
2. It's got cheerful music and sound effects that reward play and use of the walker. My daughter is 11 months old, and is starting to walk. The use of this walker has aided her in learning to do so.
3. Assembly is VERY easy. I mean, we're talking idiot-proof.
The Cons:
1. It tips over very easily! If something gets caught under the front, the walker tips over. Sometimes it tips over just because my daughter gets a bit rambunctious using it! She is petite for her age, so her size is not a factor.
2. There are brakes on the back wheels that are useless. They add a slight bit of resistance on the carpet, but otherwise, the walker still goes forward. On hard floors, the brakes, if on, make the walker less stable.
3. Over-priced. There are plenty of other walkers that convert to ride-on toys for comparable costs or even less.
Overall, it's not a bad toy, and it does assist in helping a child learn to walk. However, because it tips forward so easily, I do not feel safe allowing my daughter to use it, unless I am RIGHT behind her. It's worth looking into other walkers, for the cost.
43 of 43 found the following review helpful:
 sturdy walkerJul 28, 2007
By van forrest
I just bought this walker after reviewing several others from LeapFrog, redflyer, haba, etc. I think this one is perfect for those that start pulling themselves up to standing, furniture side walking, etc.
Pros I noticed thus far:
1) SUPER easy to assemble, no small parts, it only requires 2 AA batteries.
2) Feels very STURDY and my 9 mos old has not been able to flip it despite all his tricks.
3) the BREAK feature is a good thought, yet it will still move but with added resistance. Still better than some others without this feature that will zoom through the floor and guarantee a scary fall for a young baby.
4) the activities in front are thus far entertaining to my 9 mos old.
overall I feel it was a good buy.
32 of 32 found the following review helpful:
Don't believe everything you readOct 30, 2008
By alanamoana
I almost didn't purchase this item based on the reviews. I would have been sad!
I deliberated a long time over which walker to get for my daughter. I have other Chicco products and do like them a lot. So many of the reviews mention things like tipping, etc. To be honest, I don't think there is a product out there that can save our kids from themselves (a rubber room?!). Of course a baby will find a way to tip something over or fall and bump their heads...but that's why parental involvement is always necessary. Who lets their very young baby out of their sight for more than a second or two?
Our daughter loves this toy. She actually laughs and smiles when she sees it and immediately crawls to it to start walking or playing with the front. The music is silly and cute, but I'm glad it can be turned off and has two volume settings. The shape sorter on the front and ball chute (which makes noise) are the perfect size for baby (our daughter is 9 months old).
While it is lightweight and not perfectly designed (I've rarely found anything that is), your child should only need to use this toy for a few months at the most before they outgrow it or learn how to walk on their own.
I do think it is a bit overpriced for what it is mostly because it does have such a short lifespan (not that it will wear out, just that baby won't need it for too long).
I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who has hardwood floors. When our pediatrician mentioned getting a walker, she asked if we had carpets or hard floors. She said carpet is better for all of these types of toys. Not only because the toys function better (don't move as fast), but safer for the babies in general (not as many bumps and bruises when learning how to walk).
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
great walkerSep 15, 2008
By Oguzhan Oguzoglu
This walker is the best! My daughter has Down Syndrome and her therapist said for the money, this was the best one. And, it really was the best for her. I am writing this review waaaaay after I bought it, but she started walking so fast after this one. The position of the legs on the walker give the most support for a baby's hips. I would more than recommend this walker; 2 years later, she still loved it and it still worked perfectly.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Fun and sturdyOct 05, 2007
By Sonora Mama
I bought the Chicco activity walker after being disappointed with the Fisher Price walker to wagon. The Chicco walker is great! My 12 month old has used it for a month, and she can pull herself up and walk with it by herself without it tipping over or going too fast. The design is sturdy, and there is plenty of room for her feet. She loves the toys on the front and sides, and the music is cheerful and not too loud.
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