When my daughter first started standing with it, it would roll away from her quite easily, and she would then struggle to move with it. Little ones can turn the book page or press the light-up buttons to hear music and sounds and at the same time learn first ABCs and 123s through sing-along songs and phrases with animal friends. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Songs and phrases play as baby pushes the zebra walker along, encouraging little ones to keep on moving.

Lots of fun phrases, music and songs invite and reward to encourage even more moving and grooving and help little ones become even steadier on their feet - and lets moms rest a little. As it is pushed along, I have to ensure that if my little girl is standing up, that it doesn't ‘run away’ from her on our wooden floors.AHSOKA TANO: Ahsoka Tano was a female Togruta who served as Anakin Skywalker's Padawan apprentice and a Clone Wars hero.

The Learn with Me Zebra Walker can help teach your little one their first words and encouraging their first steps; it's the kind of first best friend you'd want in life! It also offers the opportunity to become familiar with numbers and letters, shapes and colours, as well as sounds and music. Press the buttons for sit-down play, discovering first words and 1,2,3s through sing-along songs and phrases.I would recommend it if you don’t have space for a traditional sit in walker, but it had few stand out features for me. This toy can be pushed safely thanks to its handle that your baby can hang on to to accompany them in the discovery of walking. My son has just started walking on his own but he still races around behind this, and spends forever pressing all the buttons and dancing to the music!

And when baby is learning to walk, the easy-grasp handle and sturdy 4-wheel base help steady those wobbly first steps.When given the same attention as a real baby, she produces over 20 different noises, including coos, babbles, and chuckles. The colours are bright and would be great for grabbing the attention of younger babies, whilst older toddlers can learn about the colours, letters, animals and numbers. When stationary, this gait learning tool becomes a wake-up board that the child can stand or sit in front of. It has helped her develop her sensory skills, and has definitely helped to improve her balance as well.