My son is 23 pounds so after reading the description indicating this is good for up to 30 I happily made the purchase. Once I opened it however, the box it came in said “up to 24 pounds” – I didn’t even bother opening it and immediately returned it. SHAME Amazon hasn’t fixed their description yet….

I have read all the reviews before making purchase. The product seems has very good reviews. I ordered one, the pacakae arrived very quickly. I was so excited to try it on my 11 months son. He slided off through the side loop and fell.fortunately, he did not get hurt. I have adjusted the stip and made it tight but the loop hole on both sides are so big that he can swing his head and arms off the strip and fall. I don’t feel safe to use it at all. Decide to return. In my opinion, there is design issue for safty here.

My husband and I are both over 6 feet, and our baby girl has wanted to walk holding our hands since 8 months. Our backs were killing us! So I looked around Amazon at the walker products and decided on this one because it looked to support the baby nicely. I almost got the one that goes under the armpits, but read a few reviews that it just sort of drags the baby around. This walker supported our little one very well. And the adjustable straps were very much needed as our bubs was a month early and is tiny for her age. But this adjusted to her perfectly. Overall, good product, good materials, great idea.

My son was coming on 20 months and not walking (he was 23lbs) and I was desperate to try anything.So I bought this, and I used it, as did his physical therapist. She said it was handy, and to continue using it. Ultimately, though, I don’t think it got him walking any quicker. What worked was simply using toys in front of him as a motivator to move forward. It took awhile, but at 20 months and 3 weeks, he FINALLY started working.So I don’t think this was that useful an item, but it wasn’t harmful, either.

I bought this to work with my 8 month old on walking. He’s been very interested in standing for months now but lately he’s grabbing hands and trying to pull himself up often. I thought this would be a helpful tool to get him to walk. Unfortunately he’s quite a bit of time in a Johnny Jump up type toy and when we put this walker on him he thinks it’s time to jump. That’s not conducive to walking lessons, so we’re back to being hunched over and holding hands. The seams and construction of this device seems stout, my son is 95th percentile and weighs about 25 pounds and it was able to hold him off the ground and I felt comfortable doing so. Hopefully it works for you.

This is a good idea overall but the product needs to be improved. The fasteners in the front do not hold the straps well and they just slide. Also, I almost feel that straps in the front should be shorter than the back because the baby leans forward and the strap in unable to hold her up straight.We used it with my baby for about a month.