My daughter used this while she was learning to walk and also loved riding on it. The seats lets up to store stuff and she loved putting stuff in there. She still rides it even after 4 years

Good for two year old

Assembly is barely required. The whole thing comes together besides the back push handle you have to pop in yourself and some stickers. I got this for my child when they were just beginning to pull up and walk assisted. It's been able to help them walk independently which was my whole goal of getting something like this. We are a big lover of Disney as a family so it was awesome to find a walker with Mickey and friends. No off button or switch for sound effects but thankfully it's not very loud and it doesn't just go off randomly by itself while cleaning up like some toys seem to do. My child is now 14 months, walking independently, and still loves to play with this toy. I think it'll only get more fun when they learn to climb on and push themselves on the seated part. Pro tip-check inside the seat for missing toys, my child loves to hide toys inside!

Kiddieland is only tiny tot brand I buy for great and great-great grands. Reasons:

Durable - some have lasted to be used by original recipients' children at grandma's house. Wheels don't break off like others do.

Have storage under seat - kids love this feature

Have a molded piece underneath back of ride-on that makes it impossible to tip over backwards.

The handle/backrest stays put.

Prefer the ride-ons without too many electronics onboard as those seem to always fail. Kiddieland ride-ons tend to have mechanical moving parts that do not fail. Babies still learn the cause and effect lesson from these and often learn a bit about how pieces interact as well (elementary physics).

Good Size. Good durability. Batteries included.