Chicco Baby Steps Activity Walker Reviews
Product Type: Chicco baby products
Newest Review: ... two large red wheels on the main part, from the main part of the walker are 2 legs which your child stands between to start ... more
... walking and there is a big green wheel on each one of these.
The walker can be used for walking as you would expect and can actually go quite fast and run away with your child a little, we did have a few instances on our daughter landing face first on the floor whilst the walker carried on across the room. It can be used with brakes on for your child while they try to learn to stand up, there is a little yellow lever on the blue legs to allow the back wheels to be locked into place and prevent the walker from moving w...morePrice Comparison for Chicco Baby Steps Activity Walker
Customer Chicco Baby Steps Activity Walker Reviews (5)
by - written on 16/07/11 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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Once our first daughter started showing interest in being on her feet we wanted to encourage her so we were really pleased when a member of the family gave us this walker for her. This was about 4 years ago now but you can still buy it for between £20 and £30 although I have only seen it on the internet or to be ordered into shops rather than sitting on the shelves in shops. The walkers is advised for babies 9 months upover and is available in different colours which are white with primary coloured accents or pink with primary coloured accents, even though we had a little girl as we were given this we ended up with the one in primary colours. The walker is ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/05/10 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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*About Chicco*Chicco is an Italian brand that sells educational toys for babies and children. Besides toys, the brand also offers a wide range of other children and baby products like carseats, buggies, strollers, childrenchairs and babycarriers. Chicco is know for its quality products and selling points can be found all over the world. Almost every regular baby store sells something from the Chicco assortment. *About the baby steps activity walker* I got this walker for free when I signed myself to a baby magazine. At that time my daughter was too young to use this walker, but when she was about 10 months she started to pull herself up and that's when ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/10/09 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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When my daughter started cruising, I looked around for a good baby walker. I wanted something sturdy and heavy weight, that would be easy enough to push, but wouldn't run away from her. Sadly, we tried a lot of different walkers, and didn't find one. It was only when we were at a friend's house that we tried this one. (John Lewis had it, but it was not with the other walkers, it was with the baby bouncers, so I hadn't seen it.) This can either be used as a walker, or the wheels can be locked and it can be used as an activity centre. It has lots of lovely lights and sounds that activate either by touch, or when you run into something, which is a nice touch, as ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/07/10 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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This is a great toy both as a walker and for the activity centre on the front. The 'Chicco Baby Steps Activity Walker' is a very colourful and fun baby walker that offers great value for money. The walker takes two AA batteries to power the lights and sounds. When it is pushed forwards the wheels acivate a cheerful tune, the wobblers either side trigger either a brief tune or a 'boing' sound that Lewis finds hilarious, putting the balls through the top makes the lights flash and makes a sound and there are some shaped blocks with corrosponding holes. Since Lewis has started crawling he has been more interested in playing with the activity centre ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 135 readings)
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Once my baby started cruising, I was on a lookout for a good walker for him. I found chicco for £16 at argos, which is the lowest price I've seen for walkers. Apart from price, this walker is good value for price product. It is very easy to assemble and only requires 2 AA batteries. I haven't seen any other walkers with 'Break' feature. This helped when he didn't know how to walk and loved to try to stand holding on to something. Since the day I've showed him this walker, he still loves it. The activity centre is very entertaining. He still hasn't learnt to use the shape sorter though but loves to put the ball through hole and watch it dropping ... Read the complete review
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