Kinderfeets, Cargo Walker for Baby Kids, 2-in-1 Toddlers Toy Wagon - Red

I’m giving the product five stars because the finished product is beautifully made, extremely sturdy and a cut above anything I’ve seen like it....BUT!...If you’re buying this for a child’s Christmas gift and you think, “Oh, easy-peasy to put this together Christmas Eve.” HA! Don’t kid yourself. The tools you’re given are a JOKE. A JOKE, people! Get a ratcheting screwdriver, a power drill and bit set, and two 4mm Allen wrenches. You’ll need the drill and drill bit to increase the size of the entry holes for the handle screws. If yours is predrilled like mine was, you’ll strip the Phillips’s head screws trying to get them secured. Just increase the size it a tiny bit at a time to be sure you don’t oversized it.I also needed a flat head screwdriver to slightly adjust the hidden mechanism that holds the long blunt-tip hex screws in place that attach the front and rear panels. I’m attaching a photo of the flat head screws I’m talking about adjusting. Confused yet? I was, but I kept trying to figure out why the long blunt-tip screw wouldn’t go all the way in. I checked it with a drill bit to be sure the hole was open all the way, and yeah it was. So thirty minutes later of hmmmm, I realized the flathead screws apparently held something in place, adjusted it, and ta-da the screw went in completely.For the wheels, you can use the 4mm Allen wrench they sent you to hold the wheel in place while you tighten it with an additional 4mm Allen wrench.I’m a lady with no formal training in mechanics, so excuse me if I called something by the wrong name. At least I didn’t say “doohickey,” to describe pieces. And I put the hubby’s tools back where I found them after I spent an extra half hour searching high and low because his tools are all over the darned place.The extra video shows us practicing why we needed this perfect little cart. It was used by my Pug in a production of The Muttcracker. 😉 She’s also happy sitting in it.

The walker is really nice-looking, and feels very sturdy. I bought it for my 11 month-old, and it’s a good height for him.I knocked off a star because it was missing two screws (the ones that attach the handle to the cart) so I had to go to the hardware store and try to figure out what size screws it needed. It was easy to assemble, though, so overall I’m happy with this purchase.

Absolutely love this walker!! It's perfect for my little guy. He's tall and chunky, so a lot of other walkers are too small or flip if he leans on them.This one is perfect, taller height than others and super sturdy. I look forward to him using it for years as a little cart, and not just a temporary walking assist.

I love that the base is so wide on this walker, it is very stable for an early walker! BUT from the first time we started using this the wheels have come off after pushing it back and forth a couple times. It’s so frustrating to have to constantly get the wrenches out to tighten the screws that hold the wheels on. I really expected much more - especially for the price.

Baby loves this walker. Easy to put together. Very cute and versatile. Baby carts around books and toys. Wheels are perfectly 'stiff'... baby can push the cart but it doesn't fly out from under her if she pushes hard. Highly recommend.

This walker is well made, easy to assemble and is very stable for my 9 month old who is determined to walk.

Great for an early walker! We have to monitor her closely so the wagon doesn’t roll too fast, but she loves it.

I LOVE this wagon walker toy. My husband bought it for our 10 month old daughter. It’s good quality, pretty, and functional.As a previous reviewer posted, USE YOUR OWN TOOLS! The tools that come with this aren’t great. The handle bar was missing pilot holes for the screws. And one of the wells that holds a bit that catches a perpendicular screw is not deep enough. These issues required us to use our own drill bit set to add pilot holes or make a well deeper. But otherwise, it was easy to put together.