With my first two daughters I had the vetch push along walker with light up display tray on the front which I am sure I have reviewed on here in the past and wasn't as happy as I could have been with it so when I had my nex6t child five years later went on a search of the internet for a walker that was a bit different and this is what I decided on.

I paid close to £50 for my walker which is quite expensive compared to just a standard dolls pushchair and doll but as far as walkers go it was around average price.

For my money I got a lovely little doll to sit in the pushchair and a lovely plastic pushchair that doubles as a walker. There is a teddy on the top of the pushchair that plays music, which my daughter loved listening to when she was playing with it.

It is made of a very solid plastic so will take the weight with ease of a toddler supporting them selves on it as they play and as the wheels are set wide apart on the back it is very sturdy too and doesn't tip up if leaned on like others I have known do.

3 years later and this toy is still going strong in our house, it has been used to teach both my youngest children to walk behind it which worked fantastically well on carpet and wood flooring as its wheels are quite stiff so didn't allow it to run away without my daughter causing her to fall. It has been played with in the house and the garden and is of a reasonable size to be able to put it in the car and take it to the grandparent's houses with us too.

I wouldn't recommend this for a boy with it being a pram for a doll but for any little girl it is a dream toy that they can enjoy long past learning to walk.