cossy Wooden Baby Learning Walker Toddler Toys for 1 Year Old Rabbit and Roll Cart Push and Pull Toy

Updated Review: My fears were unfounded with this toy. My just walking toddler took off like a pro and hadn’t tipped or fallen once. She loves this toy and she’s incredibly proud of herself as she races around the house making all kinds of knock-knock noise.Initial Review: It’s not tall enough, heavy enough or weighted (counterbalanced) for tipsy-tippy toddlers who need something sturdy to lean on now and again.As a push toy for a master walker it’s adorable. I wouldn’t trust this thing with little ones taking their first steps.The knob on the gears appears glued and not screwed. I’m also concerned this will come off easily and become a choking hazard.I’m disappointed. Concept is lovely. Execution falls short. Very short.

This walker is a great motivation to get your little one walking around. The animals jump as the babies walk. There is also a few spin able cogs on the back of the walker as well as moving beads on a rail.Pros: It will get your baby to want to walk with the jumping animals! Our 1 year old loves itThe cogs help your baby learn circular motionIt is easy to put togetherMy baby loves it(she walked it around our entire neighborhood)Cons: the jumping animals can be loud. To fix this we just stuck a piece of felt on the animal and it made the sound much quieter.

Our daughter absolutely loves it. As of right now it is her favorite toy. We love that it not only entertains her but it is also helping her improve her walking skills. She is 11 months old and walking with out much assistance. The walker is light enough for her to manouver it as she pleases but it’s strong enough to support her weight (21lbs) if she puts her weight on it. This toy is very well put together. The handle attaches easily to the base of the walker and not only do they provide one Allen wrench but they give you two to make the job quick and easy. This is our second product purchased from this company and I can only say I am extremely happy with them. I’m also glad they are all made out of wood.

It says 12mos and higher and recommends not using a walker until 10 months, but my son has been crawling since 6mos and has another walker that is chunkier and not as user friendly as this one. I got this one for him as a 9mo present and he loves it. He has actually started walking some on his own at 10mos but enjoys using this to get across the room faster. The clacking noise doesn't really bother me that much. I'd rather listen to it than crying.

We received the Cossy Wooden Baby Learning Toy. It was a snap to put together and such a fun push toy with educational features such as: teaching colors, counting, hand and eye coordination, and a fun toy to manipulate. The only thing I would change is to add a couple of pads to the bottom of the animals, so there is not as much noise, especially on hardwood floors. We corrected that issue with a couple of furniture pad dots.

My just-turned-one-year-old granddaughter loved this toy! She's "almost" walking on her own, but you should have seen her zip around grandmother's house with this fun walker! The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it's so noisy! I have cathedral ceilings and bare hardwood floors and the noise from the little animals striking the base as the wheels turn was overwhelming. I put some little self-adhesive rubber thingies on the base where the animals strike and that helped.

We have to hide this toy because then my son will be using it all night and never go to sleep. We tried switching the handle because it isn't quite walking yet, but then the handle was too far for him to reach. We switched the handle back to the generic way, and he loves it! It is loud, but he doesn't seem to mind.

Cute little walker, but it is LOUD. I debated between this and the Melissa and Doug Alligator clacker walker. I wish I would’ve bought that one, I know it is noisy, but this has two big wooden pieces banging against each other as it is pushed instead of more smaller pieces. Also, the wheels don’t allow it to be pushed backwards, so as my 1 year old pushed the handle to move the other direction (he doesn’t know to just turn it around), he pushed it over and fell. Besides that it is colorful and cute, and not too big for early walkers.