2-sided Steady Speed Panda Walker

My 1 year old LOVES THIS!! The songs it plays are literally the best songs in any baby toy we’ve gotten him. It’s safe for him to use. Very stable. The quality is unmatched. The size of this walker makes it easy for him to explore on his own without me being super scared for him. It’s helped him so much! Get it! The base is in the center, so its positioning is great for first steps.

We loved this walker! I really think it helped my toddler learn to walk. Very sturdy. He never pulled it over on himself.

Great little walker and easy to put together. I believe I snatched this up when it was $24 dollars. Great value for money.The panda, sounds and voices are cute - not annoying. con is that it doesn’t have a volume control.I got this for my baby before she needed it but she loved pressing and turning the panda. Now that she’s learning to walk she go go gos with this walker. Con: she’s 9 months old and this thing is lightweight. It has tipped on her a few times (but she’s really strong for her age. lol) so keep that in mind, def be near by when in use.I would recommend. Good value for money.

My baby loves this!! It really helped my son learn how to walk. He was so entertained by the music and all the little buttons even before he could walk. He walks now, but he’ll still use this to play the music and dance. Great option if you’re looking for a push walker instead of the sit in walkers.

When I first saw this Fisher-Price 2-Sided Steady Speed Panda Walker, I wasn't sure what to expect—but it exceeded my hopes in so many ways.Interactive & Bright DesignThe two-sided panda theme is totally adorable, inviting my little one to explore from any angle. Whether seated or standing, the array of activities—from the light-up panda nose and ABC/123 buttons to the colorful shape-sorting blocks—held my baby’s attention for long stretches.Steady Speed for Confident First StepsThe steady-speed wheels offer just the right amount of resistance, giving my beginner walker a safe pace that helped build confidence rather than frustration.Smart Stages = Age-Appropriate LearningThe Smart Stages system is genius.Level 1 (6 mo+) teaches the alphabet, colors, and opposites while my baby sits and plays.Level 2 (12 mo+) brings counting songs and encourages taking those brave first steps.Level 3 (18 mo+) unleashes playful forest-themed songs and imaginative adventures—all right at the panda dashboard.My child has learned to recognize shapes, identify numbers, and mimic animal sounds—all while playing.A Toy That Keeps On GivingThis isn't just a walker—it’s a multitool of developmental play. It supports both fine and gross motor skills, encourages cause-and-effect learning, and adapts as your child grows—making it a great long-term value.Room for ImprovementWhile there’s much to love, a couple of minor drawbacks are worth noting:It doesn’t fold down for compact storage, which might pose a challenge for smaller homes.On hardwood floors, the walker sometimes drifts slightly, so supervising early users is wise.Why I Recommend ItFisher-Price designed a heartfelt, educational toy that evolves with your child. It’s sturdy, creative, and developmentally rich—a perfect gift for new parents or an upgrade for your own family’s playtime. Highly recommended!---Quick Summary TableFeature Why It MattersTwo-sided interactive design Keeps babies engaged from different anglesSteady-Speed wheels Helps build walking confidence without speeding out of controlSmart Stages learning Adapts content as baby grows—many toys don’t offer this continuityDevelopmental benefits Builds fine/gross motor skills and early academic conceptsMinor cons Doesn’t fold; slight drift on smooth surfaces

The media could not be loaded. It was super easy and fast to put together. The quality and all the functions are really great. It’s keeping my girl busy and happy! I love that it doesn’t just roll off on her and she still has time to step forward with it since she’s just learning to stand.

The media could not be loaded. This cute push walker was amazing for helping my son learn to walk. He got it when he was 8 months and could use it to pull to stand and push it all on his own. He played with it all the time and was fully walking just before he turned 11 months old. It never toppled over on him or moved too fast for him on carpet.The tunes are catchy and he loved the bright colored lights. The panda face is the perfect height for learning to sit unassisted. It came with three blocks of different shapes that were also useful for doing the old trick of placing an object in each hand to help him balance while taking steps.

Easy to assemble and so interesting to the little ones. It plays music, talks, has a steering wheel to play with while seated and is the perfect height for a baby learning how to walk. This is a great value considering how expensive many other walkers are. It’s plastic and seems pretty durable like all of our other FP toys. I would def buy this as a gift for someone with a baby!