Storkcraft 3-in-1 Activity Walker and Rocker with Jumping Board, Blue/Gray

This walker is the best! The rotating seat is perfect for my growing baby. We got it for him about a month ago and he has learned to rotate in the seat, which is basically a milestone in itself. The toys are fun and keep him interested. The sound of the toys is good-its not too loud and not too annoying. It’s the only walker I’ve seen that rotates and turns into a stationary jumper all in one. It’s definitely comfortable enough to keep my baby in it for a good while. The size is perfect. It’s sturdy and the colors are pretty eye-snatching and gender neutral. The price is affordable and the quality is great.

Just put this together yesterday [easy peasy!], and four month old is delighted to be in it so far. Appears comfortable and she is so stoked that she is upright and has all these toys in front of her! I actually took the bigger of the included toys out and put a suction toy in that has loops for others of her little toys. I think she is young yet for the kind of loud musical stimulation in that toy just yet.That is really just a small con so far, that the music has no volume choices and cannot be turned off instantly at need. The songs just play till finished. I think she will like it a bit later when I place it in on occasion. I like what one other parent said about only putting batteries in one of the toys, but I did about the same by only putting one of the musical toys in to start, which she can't actually get to yet... unless we turn her around, which we did after a few weeks and she gets the music started easily! And seems to like it.The other slight con is that the seat swivels, yay wanted that, but it does so kinda stiffly, so not sure when baby will be strong enough to move around within the walker on her own. I have to turn her if I want her to see those toys behind her for a while.Pros are that the jumper function is working for us great so far. Baby's legs are not quite long enough to reach floor flat footed so this is a good start for her. I would not really call it a bouncer but it does have a 'give' function as she moves her feet over it. Works best when barefoot.Necessary that the toys come off, leaving a clean tray, this was very important in deciding on a walker. Wanted an area for snacking/eating as well as playing as I am grandma and don't really want to buy a high chair also. Space is limited.The rocker is not that smooth but was just an extra function, so don't really mind. She moves it on her own sometimes just by throwing herself around. We use it with jump platform. If she manages to rock herself, cool. Also the back of the seat is a little hard and we put a blanket there while she is young and does not have the best trunk control.A breeze to put together and baby can't get seat undone accidentally, nor does it look easy to get out of for a bigger baby [but we shall see, kids are smart and she is strong as well].Oh, and toys attach with a little twist tab thingy underneath that also cover holes when toy is out. Took a minute to get it but not very difficult once you understand.Will update if I find an issue.This said for boys... I don't think she notices, lol. There was only one color scheme for this getup and I find it pleasing.Was kind of expensive at 100, but happy so far worth it.

We started off with an Oribel play table at 6 months but after a couple months baby got noticably bored of it because they'd figured out how to manipulate everything on it and it wasn't exciting enough anymore. I'm not a big fan of things that light up a lot, flashing and making a bunch of noise, but I was willing to accept a little bit of such on this toy for novel interactions sake. After looking through so many play tables and ruling out many due to their obnoxious components or their price point for what you get out of them etc... I concluded this would be the best one to get as it had the most toy attachments of any I saw, without too much gaudy coloring and noise making. Though a number of the toys attached to it are very simple, they offer a tactile element baby loves right now due to teething (the little tissue box, fabric calendar pages, and fabric 'post it" features have all been favorites to chew on!). The short songs the computer buttons play are a little silly and certainly go over an 8 month old's head, but they're not so loud or long or stupid to the point of being annoying and worth leaving the batteries out. All in all this is a cute and quality toy.Now, here are the couple things I thought of that Fisher Price could have done to make it just slightly better - they should have made the play "post it's" pull out a little further and then have a crank thewt winds then back up again, it would have turned it into a toy that was more interactive, and given chance to practice some fine motor skills. I also think it was a missed opportunity not making the toy coffee mug have some sort of swirl effect or liquid effect on the top or sides of it. And even though the toy phone has the ability for you to put your own choice of photo in to it, I think it would have been a better, more interestihgly interactive toy, had they given it some way to cycle through images with like a turning wheel or something

We bought 2 of these for our new twin great granddaughters. They are excellent quality and they love them.

I love this set and so does my kid! This is a 3 in 1 set which makes it super convenient if you have little space at home.