BRIO Infant & Toddler 31350 - Adjustable Toddler Wobbler | Perfect Balance Toy for Kids | Safe and Durable | Ideal for 9 Months and Up

Love this. Better than the plastic versions out there. Durable construction and stable for early walkers. The wheels are non-marking white rubber, and have set screws to adjust the 'spin' difficulty. Easy to tighten them up to provide more stability for a young baby then loosen them up as the child becomes a better walker. The key here is the wheels and axles, they're wonderful! The other walker we own doesn't so much 'roll', it really 'slides' across the floor which means it's hard to push on certain floor types. This Brio walker actually rolls, and does so across all floor types: carpet, rugs, hardwood, stone tile.We often load up another baby in the bottom and let one twin push the other, they love it!

Simple, elegant, well-constructed. My nine month old was pulling up using tables and experimentally standing. I got him the Brio wagon to try some assisted steps when we were on a weekend trip. We put his hands on it and showed him how to use it. He loved it. He used it to "walk" from one end of the room to another over and over. We gave him rides in it while he smiled and giggled - so cute. It seemed to improve his balance because he learned to control his speed, and the following weekend he could stand unassisted. Now he's 11 months old and can stand without pulling up on anything, push it, stop, put a toy in, and continue. Obviously that's not all due to the toy, but it helped. I was worried that since this toy isn't cheap plastic with flashy lights and songs, he wouldn't notice it or play with it very long. Just the opposite. Since it plays right into what he is working on (walking), it's more attractive to him than bells and whistles. Tip - when you first give it to a wobbly baby, increase the resistance of the wheels, be on a reasonably soft carpeted floor, and help them walk with it at first. Lots of fun and confidence building will ensue.

We got a package that was missing the hardware that holds the handle on, so that lost a star, but after a trip to the hardware store we’re good to go. This is a lot of fun, our son is just learning to walk so it gets away from him a bit sometimes but it’s fun to push his toys around. Can see us getting a lot of use out of it.

We did a lot of online research and comparisons before we bought this one.... We wanted something stable that could grow with our baby, and also be used with his older sister. This is perfect as our 3.5 year old can put toys/dolls in it and cart them around.But the main guy we got it for is our little 9.5 month old is an early cruiser/walker and he loooves it. The joy on his face when he's using it is priceless. It was easy to put together. Very sturdy. The wheels are great, we have them tightened all the way and that's a big plus for this project. We have the handle upright and that helps with stability - when he's more stable we're planning on loosening the wheels / changing the angle of the handle. The babe even likes to climb in and rock around on it.The only thing is that it can tip over when he runs into something and can't continue walking, but that's to be expected with a product like this. He's not to the point where we can just let him run around with it without watching him/staying close by, but that has more to do with the fact that he's an early walker and doesn't have much balance yet.Definitely recommend! It's our first experience with Brio products and we're happy we went for it.

My toddler loves putting things in it and pushing it around. She is just learning to walk and does really well with this little wagon. I highly recommend it. Good quality would

This toddler wobbler is adorable and functional! My 7 month old is attempting to pull herself up on everything she can reach, so we decided to get this cart to give her something at the right height that would attract her attention and help her master the skill. As soon as we put it together, her eyes lit up, and she immediately grabbed the bar to pull herself up! Please note that there are 2 settings for the grab bar: in order for it to be used for pulling up, the bar needs to be set in the more upright position. Otherwise, the cart will likely tip back over your little one as they attempt to pull up. I also add a little weight to the cart and keep my hand on it while she is pulling up, for now, just to be safe. Soon, the handle can be moved back to the push-cart position, and she will be using this toy for learning to walk! She will be able to push her toys all around the house! I also love that the wheels are adjustable, just one simple twist of a screw is all it takes! That was possibly the most important reason why we chose this particular model; it really sets this toy apart from the others! The adjustable wheels will help her get and keep her balance, and it will give me peace of mind. The wood on this toy is beautiful, and more importantly, non-toxic. That was also very important in our decision, as so many toys these days use toxic paints and chemicals. This is a toy you can feel good about, and your baby will LOVE it! I can see her using and loving this toddler wobbler for at least a couple of years, or more!

The best part about this Brio wagon is that you can adjust the wheel tension so it will move more slowly for kiddos just learning to stand. I did not find this with other similar wagons. Then you can make it more loose when they have the ability to control the wagon speed themselves. Great idea and super easy to do with a flathead screwdriver. Assembly was super easy - it came in just two pieces that we had to bolt together with two nuts/bolts by hand. Pic is of 10 month old about 17lbs / 28” tall. Fits him well.

I kept it in the box for about a month to avoid the headache of putting it together... I shouldn't have worried. Grabbed a Philips-head screwdriver and had it together -- handle attached and in the correct position, wheels tightened to the correct level of "pushability" -- within minutes. It is a favorite of many different ages for so many different reasons, and after these few months, the novelty shows no signs of wearing off. If you are comparing this to similar items, but you are not sure this item is worth the price, be assured that this will last a long time. It is durable, classic and every bit the quality you would expect from Brio.

Der hier bietet sich auch für junge Lauflerner an (also z.B. unserer war 9 Monate). Und man kann die Schnelligkeit mit einer Bremse beeinflussen, sodass Babys nicht wie bei anderen nach vorne plumpsen

My daughter started walking with any support within 10 days. I don’t feel any risk when she walk with wobbler like any other walker in which we put our child.

1) resistentissimo quasi indistruttibile 2) le ruote se strette di più o di meno permettono di renderlo più o meno scorrevole che aiuta quando il bimbo/a non sa camminare e ci si appoggia. 3) porta bene i pupazzi ma anche i bimbi veri (lo usiamo come automobilina-scontro in giro per casa) 4) oggi la bimba voleva portarselo all'asilo :D

This is great to help babies learn how to stand and walk. It was really easy to assemble since it was just the handle that needs to be screwed on. Everything else was already assembled. I would recommend to put some weights on the little walker so it doesn’t tip over.

Bought this for our granddaughter who was just 11 months at Christmas, not yet walking but able to pull herself up to her feet on something. When it arrived, all we had to do was bolt on the push handle (which has two positions, one for while just learning to walk, the other once they're walking confidently) which we did so it would be ready to go when unwrapped. The girl loved it immediately! You should see her face when she gets up on her feet and starts pushing it around - she thinks she's Queen Bee. A couple days ago she pushed it to and round the corner shop on her own, even though she's not walking yet. It seems to be helping her develop.We particularlly like that it has white wheels so they don't mark floors and furniture. And, as the infant is surrounded by a range of talking, singing, illuminated robotic digital toys, it is particularly gratifying to see her get such satisfaction from an old-fashioned 'analogue' object.