Red Kite Baby Baby Go Round Jive Unicorn

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Additionally, as with all baby gear, it’s your responsibility to make sure the walkers are being used safely, and babies shouldn’t be left alone. Probably the most fought-over toy at your local playgroup, you’ll recognise this baby activity walker – although you may not have realised its full potential until you see it loaded with batteries and with the toys attached.Safe & Durable Design】Kids' safety is our primary pursuit. Designed with speed adjustable rear wheels and 6 rubber feet. You can easily control the walker speed by tighten or loose the screw on the rear wheels. And the 6 rubber feet enhance safety, when baby reaches stairs or uneven flooring, the rubber feet brakes would stop the walker . Height Adjustable & Foldable】3 seat height adjustable(35.5cm - 38.5cm - 41.5cm). Just turn and push the red button under the seat, the walker can be easily adjust or fold. Folded size: 76*62*28 cm, easy to store or carry. The adjustable height ensures it can grow with your baby, suitable for kids 6-18 months.

Never leave your baby unattended. Babies can move at one metre per second with a walker so before you know it they could be in trouble without you there to rescue them. Second, it’s a seated walker. Once you remove the footrest, your baby can start exploring and pushing themselves around as they grow in confidence and get more strength in their legs. Walking frame: this resembles a colourful Zimmer frame and, like the seated kind, often doubles as a play station with multi-sensory distractions. It can be useful before the walking stage from around six months, when babies start to sit up independently and can play with the buttons and spinners. Don’t leave them in the baby walker too long. It’s a fun way to encourage your baby to walk, but it won’t actually help the process. They’ll have to do that by themselves, using furniture to help. So make sure they spend most of their time on the floor in a hazard-free zone – preferably barefoot – and keep baby walker time as an occasional 20-minute treat.The best baby walkers to use on carpet are the Zimmer frame-style models, but they don’t offer the support or safety that enclosed seated walkers do.