When your baby is desperate to be on the move but still need support, the Fisher-Price 2-Sided Steady Speed Baby Walker will give your baby the stability they need. It is lightweight and keeps your baby entertained whilst sitting with the various activities, songs and sounds.
Find out how our mum tester Lauryn and her baby found the Fisher-Price 2-Sided Steady Speed Baby Walker.
Pros
- Easy to store
- Various activities included for baby to play with
- Lightweight
- Colourful
- Sturdy when the baby is pulling up on to the stand
- Affordable
- Easy to put together
Cons
- Speaker is too loud
- Not steady speed pace for younger babies
- Other buttons and levers don't make any noise
| Age suitability: | 6-36 months |
| Batteries required: | 3 x AA (not included) |
| Product dimensions: | 50.2L x 40.6W x 43.2H cm |
| Weight: | 1.7kg |
- Pretend car dashboard and ignition
- Multiple areas to slot in the 3 shape blocks
- Gear shift, fuel gauge, and phone
- Spinning sun and clacking clouds
- Steady Speed™ wheels help ensure a slower pace for beginner walkers
- Horn button on the wheel for lights, songs, and phrases
Testing the Fisher-Price 2-sided steady speed walker
I’m a first-time mum to a 9-month-old very active baby girl. My daughter is always pulling herself up and cruising around holding onto the furniture which makes me so nervous of her falling and banging her head.
We tested the Fisher-Price 2-Sided Steady Speed Baby Walker at home on carpet and hard floor and it remained stable due to the walker having 4 wheels which put my mind at ease. My daughter was able to pull herself up to stand from sitting using the top bar without the walker falling on top of her. She particularly loved posting the shapes into the holes on the side of the walker and moving the gear stick up and down whilst moving the steering wheel from side to side. The product is small so easy to store if like me you are finding less and less room for baby toys.
The walker retails at £39.99 which is a great price for a walker that includes other activities when your baby wants to sit and play rather than be on the move constantly. The walker was extremely easy and quick to put together with simple instructions to follow however it could do with a screw to hold the top bar in place as it comes off when picking the walker up to put away.
Although advertised as ‘stead speed’ it could do with options on the wheels to change the speed for early walkers as the walker does move quickly for those who are still a little unsteady. It is advertised as 100+ songs, sounds and phrases however I wouldn’t say there are this many and there is no volume button, so it is very loud however my daughter loves the songs and sounds when pressing the horn button.
Final verdict
Overall this walker is good value for money and overall is a good product that I would recommend and carry on using however the sound is very loud, the description of ‘steady speed’ is not what it is perceived to be and I would change the product to ensure that the top bar is secured by screws to avoid it coming off when picked up and I would also like some of the other buttons make a noise when my baby is pressing them.
FAQs
How can my child grow with the Fisher-Price 2-sided steady speed walker?
(6M+) Your baby can explore, sit and play at the interactive dashboard, hearing phrases and songs that introduce opposites, colours and more.
(12M+) It encourages beginner walkers through hearing about opposites and the alphabet, then sing a song about counting that encourages them to keep stepping along.
(18M+) They can pretend to make car sounds, phrases and music to help get your toddler’s imagination.
What does the the toy teach and help my child to develop?
The alphabet, counting, opposites, colours, motor skills, balance and coordination.