Featuring familiar faces like Pikachu, Peppa Pig, and Care Bears, these cuddly toys make for ideal gifts. Second is size: some models can be bulky so it’s worth bearing this in mind if you only have a small playroom. modes to grow baby's curiosity: Walk-Around Discovery Center; Discovery Table; Art Table; Removable Floor Toys The seat cover is machine washable, and you can wipe the activity station clean with a damp cloth.

Our tester noted how much her baby loved using the blocks to build different towers (and of course knock them down! Or you might choose to invest in a “sit-in”’ walker or a multi-functional model, which can double up as an activity station and be used from sitting age (usually around six months). would like to think it would make a difference but lets be honest, it will be an exchange and by the looks of it they all wobble! All funds donated are collected by Catch in Bentleigh East, Victoria and will be given to the nominated fundraiser.With help from Baby Einstein and friends, your little pilot will soar from room to room in the Sky Explorers Baby Walker. This also comes with wheels so it can be used as a sit-in walker as babies become more confident (they can use the walker to rotate around the table’s different activity stations) which then detaches to form a stand-alone art table for toddlers and older children. If they have a sitting function or an activity function that can be accessed without standing, walkers may be suitable from as early as six months of age.

Ranging from first keyboards to musical stacking toys, these toys will also help your kid improve his sense of rhythm and harmony. The interactive puzzle at the top of the walker also encouraged our toddler, a late walker, to constantly pull himself up to engage with it. First up, the seat function attached to the activity table is a good fit for those who aren’t quite walking. There are traditional walkers (which babies hold on to and push along), which are also ideal for encouraging them to pull up and stand. We felt that this walker was extremely sturdy and loved that, unlike others in our round-up, it folded down to save space when you’re not using it (you can also use it in this folded mode as a 3-in-1 table for younger babies who aren’t yet walking).Made from 100 per cent FSC wood (a mark of responsible forestry), it’s a sustainable alternative and, given there are so many activities, can help you cut down on plastic toys too. Other features that impressed us include the lock mechanism on the front wheel that supports babies who are just pulling up to stand (preventing the walker from sliding off without them) and the use of a second bar under the main handle to help offer extra support for babies who aren’t quite confident in pulling themselves up yet. As they master walking and balance, our ride on toys collection will let your kid speed into adventure. These modern walkers have a variety of features such as music, speech, rattles, buttons, and mirrors.

When not sitting, the height of this table is ideal for helping babies pull up to stand and the clever distribution of activities really encourages them to cruise around the outside of the discovery centre to build their confidence. Three adjustable height positions means his tippy-toes will be able to find their footing even as he grows as high as the sky. As a point of reference, your baby should be able to place both feet completely flat on the floor while using the walker. The cushioned seat travels 360 around the activity table, supporting baby's first steps and empowering her to move and explore at her own pace Fifteen nature-themed toys put sensory experiences at baby's fingertips and encourage the development of motor skills.There are two clever features that we thought made this walker great: first, its two height settings and secondly, the two different speed settings; meaning you can set it to a quicker speed when you’re using it as a walker and a slower one when your toddler graduates to the sit-on function at around sixteen-months-old. This product is intended for children who are able to sit up unaided, until they are able to walk themselves.