VTech First Steps Baby Walker Plus

My husband and I decided to buy a baby walker activity set for Ellie as her main Christmas present. When we went into Toys R Us to have a look at the available options, to be honest, we found the experience quite mind boggling. There were lots to choose from and prices ranged from £20 up to £50+ We decided to aim for a baby walker at the lower end of the price range as we felt that all the products did more or less the same things (played music, had buttons to press, flashing lights etc), so we did not see the point of spending a fortune, when a cheaper option would have the same results. I can't remember exactly why we chose the Vtech baby walker, ...

My twins have just had their first birthday and Christmas, so we were inundated with our very kind friends and relatives wanting to know what to buy for them As parents, we wanted nice classic wooden toys - the sort that would look stylish and last for generations. Unfortunately, we also knew that what our kids wanted were toys made of brightly-coloured plastic that played teeth-grinding tunes all day long. This was where the Vtech Baby Walker came in.... Vtech are an electronics company that make teaching toys for oung children. As far as I'm aware they have quite a good reputation as far as quality goes. The baby walker itself comprises of an ...

Since the birth of my son in 2006 V-Tech have become one of my preferred manufacturer of toys. I started the path to motherhood firmly of the opinion that toys should be traditional, require and encourage creative play and should certainly not “play with themselves”. A few gifts and conversations with other mothers and much of that was to change. V-Tech proved to me that electronic toys are not all bad and that creative play is still possible with toys that have batteries. The V-Tech walker is a take on the traditional brick trolley designed to help and encourage young babies to find their feet and to make adventures with their new-found freedom. However, ...