My daughter has this walker, well 2 of them actually one for my house one for my parents in the pink colours. I think it's good value at the retail price of £26.99 but you can pick them up in supermarkets quite frequently for about £17, which is what we paid.

This walker was really easy to put together. I did it by myself in about 10 minutes. My daughter is 10 months but as she was born prematurely she's still too small to use this as a walker. We found it invaluable when she was learning to sit though. The front bit where the toys are comes away from the frame and can be used on the floor. Now she's a bit more steady sitting up we have put it back on the frame and she will sit in front of it playing for a good half an hour, she loves this toy!

On the toy part of it there are piano keys that teach letters and basic words, my daughter likes bashing these. There's also a butterfly that opens and closes, which is Amelia's personal favourite. When opened and closed it sets off all the lights on the piano and sings a tune. There's also a phone a puppy and some twisty turny cogs. Amelia hasn't got the hang of turning the cogs yet but she loves watching me do them.
My only bug bear with this toy is the phone. Amelia loves pretending to answer it but it doesn't stay on very well. I feel if it had some sort of wire or cord it would be a lot better as we're constantly losing it.

All in all this walker gets 5 stars from me, I taught her to sit up and I can see it's going to be one of those toys that really grow with her and she'll be using it for a long time, well worth the money!