Early Learning Centre Wooden Activity Workbench, Imaginative Play, Hand Eye Coordination, Physical Development, Kids Toys for Ages 12 Month, Amazon Exclusive

The media could not be loaded. The best $16 I had ever spent!I purchased this on sale and I am really glad I did. My baby is 10 months old and loves the “walk” but can’t walk on her own just yet, though she is very close. She takes steps on her own so I believe with this push cart she’ll be on her way any day now.The first day we set this cart up she immediately was obsessed with it! Played with it all night.It is well made for how inexpensive it it too.The only thing I can say about it that is negative is that the wheels on mine aren’t all sitting on the ground at one time but it doesn’t affect it moving properly so doesn’t bother me. I’m think one of the screw holes didn’t line up exactly causing an imbalance.Overall, this is a great product! The blocks are a great addition and it keeps the babies entertained for hours.

This little wooden push walking wagon for kiddos just learning to stand and walk is a really excellent value. It's worth waiting around for the occasional price drop, since it seems to go as low as about $15 which is pretty amazing.Our 6 month old loves the toy, including all of the the nicely colored little-hand-sized blocks. I've seen others complain that the blocks are too small, but they're just right for our little guy to actually be able to pick them up. The blocks lay out loose in the little wagon's storage area, which I've also seen folks complain about... but it's a good thing as far as I can tell... how else would little hands be able to pick up the blocks?The wood is high quality solid wood and laminates, assembly was an easy 10 minutes (you'll need a Phillips screwdriver and a small pair of pliers or small wrench in addition to the small hex key it comes with).The finished toy has a nice "Montessori" look to it - simple wooden fun with several different ways to interact. It's easy to adjust the "brake pressure" on the wheels by just tightening or loosening the nuts and bolts that hold them on. This is a great feature and the main reason we bought this.It replaces a crazy battery-powered disco ball plastic "stand-up pushing thing" walker that didn't do the ONE thing we needed well, which was have that adjustable brake-pressure on the wheels so that we can make it pushable by our little one without being so loose that he would just fall over.

The product has been great, I waited to write review. Had this product since May 2022, it is now almost January 2023. Anyways it has held up well and my toddler has love playing with it. The pictures I have included are from now, not when first purchased. The one concern is the "pond" that is a mirror seems to be real glass... but other then that it's an overall great purchase.

My son is obsessed with this walker. It was great when we was learning to walk, but now a year later its still one of his favorite toys. He loves putting toys on it and pushing it around like a cart, and he loves the blocks. It also have a small profile which is great for our small home, and the handle can easily be screwed off for easy storage when he outgrows it.

This little work bench is great for just $20. It's sturdy and the assembly was easy. Easy to follow pics display directions. I bought it for my 1 year old grand daughter who is learning to stand alone and needs encouraging with stability. It's not flimsy or cheap so it will support her leaning on it, very happy with it's construction, colors, height. Overall very pleased.

I wanted something fun and interactive for my child to help develop his motor skills and also encourage him to walk (at the time). He didn’t really use the walker aspect of it but loves using the tools and hammering objects. I would encourage parents to supervise their child because some of the smaller parts (the wooden screws, nuts, nails) that can potentially be a choking hazard. The product itself is sturdy and well-made. I also like that there are various activities on it. Assembly wasn’t so bad. You’ll need a Phillips screwdriver with a little elbow grease. My son has been playing with it since he turned 1 and is almost 2 now, so it is a long-lasting investment.

Bought this for our toddler. Parts are so cheaply made and light weight that it tips over. If he even puts a small amount of weight on handle the whole thing flips and he falls on his face. Complete waste of money

The blocks don’t align up right in the buggy/cart/pusher whatever you prefer to call it. At first it drove me nuts, but I get why. There’s a sloped angle to one of the sides, plus having the “wiggle room” probably will make it easier for baby to put all the pieces away as he gets bigger. I also like that it’s a wooden toy.My son is still taking just a few steps at a time- so he’s not pushing it yet. But he loves the blocks, loves moving the beads around on it- and rolling it while he sits.Putting it together wasn’t extremely difficult- but I will say it required more tools and focus than some of the other toys I’ve purchased.You do have to assemble this- you’ll need an Allen wrench (I think that’s what it’s called) and this other tool to hold something still while you screw it into it. It was a little more time than I like to spend putting things together, which is why I rated it lower but it was priced reasonably compared to already assembled toys similar to it.It’s sturdy. Anything I rate 3 stars I don’t regret buying and would recommend- just there were a few things about it that I wasn’t expecting, like the assembly. If you’d rather not assemble one- there are some more expensively priced wooden toys like this, so overall I was okay with having to put it together to save the money- and my son is getting a lot of enjoyment out of it.