ELC Activity Walker

My daughter was given this toy when she was a very young baby, and still rides on it today! This is a convertible walker that can also be used as a ride on car when they are more able. As a walker it is fabulous! The steering wheel can be put on the front, which also has three buttons that light up and play three different tunes. Also, the shape sorter at the front can be used for when they land on their bottom and want some time out! As a ride on, this is even better. The shape sorter converts to be the seat of a car and the steering wheel then has the buttons for them to use as a horn when they drive. It has a small wing mirror and a handle that acts as a ...  Read the complete review

My daughter was bought an Early Learning Centre activity walker last Christmas. She was only around 5 months old at the time so it wasn't much use to her then, as she couldn’t stand up. What is so great about this activity walker? It is a brightly coloured push along walker, which has some features like a car. For instance it has an ignition, indicators, and a horn. It has bright orange wheels that have tiny balls in them that make a noise when the wheels turn. My husband had lots of fun playing with this when she first got it lol! On the front of the walker is a shape sorter with another activity wheel on it. This can be taken off the ...  Read the complete review

Jack was bought this before he was born, and its quite good that he was a boy as this is really a toy that is geared towards boys. As with all of the Early learning centre toys they are very sturdy and made with strong plastic. It is primarily a walker with a separate shape sorter. The sorter can be removed leaving a trolly, which can be pushed around (Handy for getting Jack to clear up his toys) The shapes are made of the "Smelly" squashy plastic, which Jack loves to suck and chomp on. On the walker itslf it has a key which when turned makes the sound of a car starting, theres a gear lever which rev's when pulled and a horn with 3 different ...  Read the complete review