Works great! Perfect for those babies that always wants to be held and follow mommy and daddy everywhere. I use to have to put her in our ikea high chair and scoot here where ever I am but now with this I just roll her where ever I am and she is content! She likes to be able to move a bit, loves to be able to sit up in it. Through out the day she's usually in here or her bouncy.

She is 6 months, not walking yet, but slowly getting the hang of moving backwards and forwards a little. I recommend something to suction to it that can hold toys on the tray table part so they are not falling on the floor. Check out the video!

We bought this for our daughter when she turned around 4.5 months old. It worked so well for her and we absolutely love it! She is in the bottom 10% for height right now (she's currently six months old and 24.5 inches) and the lowest setting works great for her! It took her a few weeks to really get comfortable using it but as time as gone on it is definitely one of her favorite toys to use. I highly recommend this, love the look and it seems really well made.

*Will update this review in the future after a few months of use.

The Joovy Spoon Walker came today. It is packaged rather well, carefully, and with lightweight styrofoam and cardboard pieces tucked into inconspicuous areas for guaranteed protection during shipping and delivery. It comes in its own labeled box, with warranty tags for you to return for their records should you need a claim.

It is a beautiful, simple piece. It's bigger than I expected, not necessarily ideas for narrow hallways. The tray is large and I see it's great potential for use as more than simply a walker, but obviously for a mini "highchair". It has a removable plastic insert that is dishwasher safe.

I ordered the seat in blueberry. The color is vibrant, elegant, and rich. It makes a nice minimalistic contrast to the bright white.

Set-up was a breeze. It took 4 minutes total. I pulled the walker from the box and snapped it to one setting. I pushed in the two front wheels. And the seat has three click-in buttons and 5 push-through tabs. I did not need the instruction manual, but instructions are included. When traveling, the unit folds pretty flat. It fits in a standard trunk easily.

My son is 5 months that old, 20 pounds. He can support himself in a reclined or seated position, but is unable to sit up on his own without falling sideways. The Joovy Spoon is still ideal for this type of situation. It is safe and supportive for him.

I appreciate its quality and appearance thus far, a five out of five stars.

I Love this walker!! I've been on a hunt for one for my son for sometime now and this one met my expectations, unfortunately I am on the tall side so my baby is pretty tall for his age he's only 7 months but he is 28 ins long and this doesn't go up high enough for him his feet are flat on the ground so sad I have to return, and now I am back on the hunt looking for a walker but just a heads up if your baby is 27 or longer I wouldn't buy it . It doesn't go up high enough 😢

This is an edited review, now that my baby has used this walker from ages 4 to 8 months. This is the Rolls Royce of walkers, except for its one fatal flaw - the highest height setting is inadequate to accommodate a normal sized, growing baby, and I have now had to buy a new walker. For the price, I expected to be able to use this walker as long as my baby needed one, and the quality was certainly there, so this is really disappointing. My baby is eight months old, 31 inches tall and 21 pounds. When I put her in this walker for the first time at 4 months old, the lowest height setting was already too low, and we had to use the second setting. At 5 months old, the walker went up to the highest setting. By 6 months old, we noticed that her legs were bent and bowed as she walked. By 7 months old, this had gotten really bad. I have now purchased the Safety First Sounds 'n Lights Discovery Walker, which I hate, and which is maybe half the quality of the Joovy Spoon, but it can be adjusted higher and will give my baby another few months of use. Unless you have a premature or extra petite baby, the Joovy Spoon will be just an expensive "starter" walker, and you'll find yourself in the market for another taller one just as the baby is old enough to really get going. For the time that we did use this, we found it necessary to remove the bumpers along the bottom. Without these in the way, the walker glides effortlessly over carpet and is perfectly stable. If only it was tall enough to continue using it. I'm really sad to have moved on, since I can't find another one anywhere near the quality of this one. To the manufacturer - please acknowledge all the many reviews stating that this walker is too short, and please make it taller!