vtech sit to stand walker

[Anonymous]

I bought this but then read walkers are bad for gait and should not be used. Thoughts?

[Anonymous]

I don't think that's the type of walker they're talking about. They're talking about the ones where they're basically seats and kids' feet drag.

My son absolutely loves this walker. Best 20-something bucks I ever spent.

[Anonymous]

Vtech has great reviews

[Anonymous]

http://consults.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/22/the-dangers-of-baby-walkers/?_r=0

[Anonymous]

That isn't the type of walker that is an issue. My son loved that thing. Just keep it away from stairs.

[Anonymous]

Our son loved that farm walker too. That rooster crowing sure got old after awhile though!

[Anonymous]

DD loved it, I made sure it never had batteries - very loud and annoying!

[Anonymous]

NP. How does this compare to the leapfrog music table? The part which is used before they start walking?

[Anonymous]

"Welcome to our learning farm..." Oh my god. My son loves this thing. We got it when he was 9 months and just pulling himself up and he still loves it as a walking 13 month old.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Welcome to our learning farm..." Oh my god. My son loves this thing. We got it when he was 9 months and just pulling himself up and he still loves it as a walking 13 month old.

I finally had to turn the sound off because I couldn't take that song anymore. My 14-month-old LOVES this. And it's been months. MONTHS. I thought it we could have given this away by now, but no.

[Anonymous]

It helped my DS actually start walking. He hasn't played with it in awhile (now 22 mo) and I pulled it out to consider donating it and he was all over it. It was definitely a good investment.

To the PP who asked about the music table. We had one as well (borrowed from a friend). He used and liked both. If I had to choose just one, I would go with the sit and stand walker.

[Anonymous]

We just got this for Christmas: 8-month-old DD adores it. She opens and shuts the barn door forever. "Peekaboo!" I did take the telephone piece off until she's a more confident stander -- it slips off the cradle when she puts weight on it.