I really like this walk and ride and it has been very useful for my little boy since we got it when he was 7 months old. I paid about £25 for it which I think is about average for a push along walker but one of the best things about it is that it turns into a sit n ride so I think it is great vaue for money. It is nice and brightly coloured and is green, blue, pink, red, purple and yellow so is suitable for both boys and girls. My son started using it as a walker from about 10 months when he started to try to take a few steps. I have laminate flooring downstairs so decided to take the walker upstairs to the carpet as I think it can go ...  Read the complete review

The step start and ride was top of my list of things to buy for my sons first birthday. I bought it a few months before from Argos at the moment it is £19.79 but I'm sure at the time it cost a little bit more. At 9 months he was crawling and pulling himself up so because of this - and me being impatient- I opened it early to aid his first steps. It is suggested for babies 9months upwards. On opening I found that it requires self assembly, based on the size of the box it comes in I was quite surprised as the box wasn't much smaller than the toy once assembled. It was quite tricky to put together and I did need the instructions. The toy is like a ...  Read the complete review

I bought my son this for his first birthday, I wanted a walker and after looking at lots I opted for this one. The playskool walk and ride does just that, it converts between a walker and a ride on toy. My son is impressed with it in either setting. The toy requires assembly but is very easy if you follow the instructions. It took me about 10 minutes to put together. Once put together the walker is sturdy and easily changed between the 2 settings (can only be changed by adults and is very child safe). There is also some knobs and spinners on the main part that make noises and a small compartment to put things in that adds to the ...  Read the complete review

I loved the fact this walker turns into a little car. Now my son is walking it is still of use to him. I found the walker aspect of this not great to be honest. The wheels did not provide any grip on either a smooth or rough surface. In the house it just pushed straight out from under my son. We tried him outside and all I will say is I am glad I was there to catch him! He was not really taken by the "on-board" activities. The free moving spinner toys of which there are two he plays with for a matter of seconds before moving on and the gear stick he plays with when driving a car like his daddy! There aerial type attachment doesn nothing ...  Read the complete review