- Pintoy Baby Walker with Alphabet Blocks is a sturdy, wooden push along cart containing 24 wooden blocks. The wooden blocks are multi-coloured and feature letters of the alphabet, in both upper and lower case.
- Blocks have an important role in any childs development as block play is an excellent foundation for so many skills. Stacking, counting, sorting and more!
- This baby walker will assist those first steps, whilst also supporting early letter recognition and hand-eye co-ordination skills.
- Dimensions: L48 x H43 x D30cms
- Age: 12 months+
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Model Number5050053147899
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
My mother bought this for my daughter for her first Birthday, we had just bought her a plastic one but it was quicly replaced, by her own choice, by the wooden version.
It seems to be far sturdier than most walkers. If you have wooden or tiled floors this is much better than a plastic walker as the rubber wheels mean it has a far better grip on the floor. We've also brought it outside and again the rubber wheels work far better, not to mention the freedom your little one will get from a far longer stretch of a walk before they have to turn around.
The bricks are also coming into their own now, as she seems to be really enjoying learning how to stack them. I can't recommend this highly enough.
It seems to be far sturdier than most walkers. If you have wooden or tiled floors this is much better than a plastic walker as the rubber wheels mean it has a far better grip on the floor. We've also brought it outside and again the rubber wheels work far better, not to mention the freedom your little one will get from a far longer stretch of a walk before they have to turn around.
The bricks are also coming into their own now, as she seems to be really enjoying learning how to stack them. I can't recommend this highly enough.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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my grandson loves it, it is his 'car', he is 20 months so it will be a learning toy later on.
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