Fisher-Price Baby & Toddler Toy Musical Lion Walker Push Along with Lights Sounds & Developmental Activities for Ages 6+ Months [Amazon Exclusive]

Watched my 10-month old great-great niece who had never taken a step; get behind this contraption, and push. She fell on her bottom, got up and began pushing it around the room with parents standing guard, but she never fell again. one week later she began walking independently. Ive purchased 5 of these as baby gifts and everyone is wild about them, particularly the kids.

My nephew loves the musical lion walker! It has helped him learn how to pull himself up, and he is just entertaining the idea of walking with it. He loves all of the bells and whistles on the front, too. Great product, although it should have brakes on it!

My son loves this! Got it when he was ~4 months old, he is now ~15 months old and just starting to get bored with it. Well worth the $$$ if you dont have TV (like me).

We received this as a gift from my husbands parents. It is extremely lightweight other people have mentioned, which is a little awkward when your little one is just barely walking. So while the baby was very small we have to get Grandma and Grandpas house. Once he got old enough to walk a little better we brought it home and since then he has loved it. Some of the favorite features are the little tiny mirror on the right hand side. My little one loves to look in it and he gives himself little baby kisses. Also when you press the nose it says a couple of different things. One of which is a sneezing sound and a giggle which makes the baby laugh every single time! There are some music note buttons you can push on the bottom front and you can play Mary Had a Little Lamb on them should you so desire. One thing I would change is when you forget to turn off the switch on the back after a little amount of time the toy decides it wants to play apparently and it will say something. That does not sound like such a big deal however after play time when youre trying to get your baby down for a nap and you realize you forgot to turn off the toy, your baby will just be getting to sleep when all the sudden the toy will say something really loudly, because you had it on the highest volume of course. I speak from experience, many many times... All in all this is a very good toy and I believe it really helped our son become a good walker. I would recommend this to other moms.

My 6 month-old loves this already. He has been sitting up for a few weeks. He likes having a variety of things at his fingertips. I like that the music it plays is not very loud and the songs dont last very long. (Its great for my sanity.) Hes already standing temporarily with it, and I think itll come in handy when he starts standing more and taking first steps. The toys attached are very simple with no excess noise.

I bought this for my son when he was around 7-8 months. He loves this! I believe it helped him learn to walk quickly (8-9 months_. It does not take up as much space as a walker or saucer and doesnt collect gross crumbs as those do.

Very cute and my little one loves it. He dances to the music while he walks along with it. That said, my little one wasnt ready for walking with it when we first got it but he loved playing with the music buttons. We kept trying and eventually he was able to start balancing himself with it.

It said new online but had scratches and scuffs on it after it arrived. Luckily I bought it during an Amazon Sale day and got it half off.

I bought this for my 10 month old that is just learning to cruise. Children must be supervised at first because its not heavy enough to support a childs weight until they learn how to use it. Baby had a couple harmless bumps on her behind until she learned to use it. She loves the sound effects and toys on the front of the lion too. I would recommend this toy, but know that it must be used with supervision.

My 7 month old baby loves the walker. Its helping him take little steps and the music and color is very attractive to him