I am a retired neonatal nurse..My grandson has developmental disabilities..I saw your walker..It was delivered yesterday....He is standing today...using the open ended portion of the walker...This walker is a Godsend....He needs to use his hands to "steady himself"...Now that he knows he can stand safely...on the seated portion...He had an " epiphany" ...with a "look of pure joy"....He is going to walk...and he didn't need someone else to do it for him....I love this company....Someone with insight into children's developmental needs must've had a "Godspark"...
We live in Arizona....The first therapist seeing this grandchild"of mine sat at the Babis side and did not have "hands on therapy with my grandson...She gave a long litany of reasons why she didn't believe money should be spent on babies with Down syndrome...She stated in front of my youngest daughter who was a first time mom that her reasons for stating this was because "Moms weren't...motivated to do the" therapy"...and "children with "Downs" ...will never be "employed"...
My daughter hearing this...has doggedly ...worked on "therapy"...so much..and was upset because my grandson was developing "resistance"screaming the loudest I have ever heard him cry this last weekend...My daughter was becoming depressed...I went looking on Amazon for "something"...
Yesterday...after receiving the 2 ..in1 walker....my daughter sent a picture of my grandson "standing"...with a look of pure joy on his face...using his hands to steady himself....on the open end of the walker...He is 1 1/2 years old...I believe...he is going to be able to walk....
Despite living in Arizona....Where the first therapist told my daughter that her beautiful newborn son that he was "never" going to be employable..because she was going to "let him down" with her opinions...Thank You...Your "toy walker"..has convinced her...her son will walk...Bless you..and let the designer know....Keep it up"...He needs to let Arizona know....these babies...are worth the effort.....and they need more assistive devices like this...to be "used" by babies while their minds are still flexible enough to develope the reflexes needed "to be able to be employable"....Bless You....

Doesn't seem terribly sturdy. I like the higher back for my 4 month old who loves to stand and be like her siblings but I don't feel safe with her in it...She's approximately 17lbs and reaches the floor with it, but it looks like the snaps are going to burst while she's in it and I'm afraid she'll fall through. I would recommend something higher quality.

What can I say...we love this walker!!! Our little one took to it like a fish in water, he simply adores it. The mobility the walker has afforded him is priceless (on hard wood flooring). At 4-5 months he was already trying to crawl and stand so we knew we had to start contemplating finding a decent walker for him. After searching the internet for what seemed like months, looking for the "best /safest" walker we could find within our price range, we finally settled on purchasing the Kolcraft 2-in-1. When we first got it, trying to adjust the seating properly for him seemed a bit challenging until we figured out how to adjust the strap (located underneath the back /bottom of the seat). Once we got it right, it was off to the races for him...:-)

Our little Mastro zooms so fast around the rooms /areas we make space for him, that we literally have to keep a watchful eye on him. He's like a little speed buggy as soon as we put him in it and his feet touch the ground. Overall we're very satisfied with or decision to purchase this particular walker.

Pros:
-It has an "open" rear base (to prevent baby's feet from continuously hitting walker bottom)
-It's light weight
-Easy to clean
-Easy to set up
-Affordable & Sturdy
-Has fun toys on it and a post to attach other baby toys.
-Transitions into a frontal "push" style walker as baby gets older.
-Seems to keep baby happy and active.

Cons:
-Walker doesn't seem to be as mobile and free-flowing on carpeted surfaces.

[Note]: If you do have hardwood floors I'd highly recommend considering /purchasing toddler non-skid "Grip Socks". They really made a difference in helping our little one move effortlessly across the floor.

This is such a great piece. Very Sturdy and yet super easy to fold up and out of the way. I bought it for my 3 month old, because he really wants to be up and looking around but I can't hold him all of the time. The cushioning around the seat is great to help him. When I set it up, I didn't attach the wheels yet so it doesn't move, as I want him to just sit/stand in it for now anyway. The quality is really great, and the colors are much better than a lot of other toys in this category. I have three older kids, and have used other products in the past but am so glad I came across this one. The size is great for our apartment lifestyle, and I see us using this for months to come. I love that there is a little tray, and we have attached a couple of toys onto the slider bar on there to give him a little something closer to touch for now.

I absolutely love this! (and so does my daughter). From the moment she sat inside this walker her eyes widened and immediately she started slapping the ball and having a blast. Its been almost a week now and she just started to kinda propel herself forward. My daughter is 4 months old and measures around 25-26" weighs about 12-13 lbs (yes shes a petite little thing). I highly recommend this product if you want to add a bit more variety for your LO and at the same time add some physical exercise.

PROS:

-Affordable
-Easy to clean
-Convertible to Toddler walking
-Adjustable (Height)
-Sturdy
-FUN!!

CONS:
...If I find one I'll let you know! (lol)