Baby EinsteinAround We Grow 4-in-1 Walker, Discovery Activity Center and Table, Age 6 Months and up

my 5 month old grandchild absolutely loves this. i put a crunchy sounding pillow under her feet so they can make noise, they watch Ms Rachel and Leap Frog videos while moving and hitting the piano keys. They can play and be entertained at this early age for about 30 minutes after just a few times in this. build with quality and has bright colors for really connecting to their vision. The keyboard color pad has four languages for learning names of color and animals (English, Spanish, French, and Dutch). i can move it around easily from one room to another and it stays together nicely. Easy to assemble and great value for price. it will grow with my grandchild for 3 years and is very versatile. Thought about buying a used one from Marketplace but decided to buy it new instead.

I was on the fence about whether or not to get this or something else. I am so glad that I decided to get this. My son absolutely loves it. It is super easy to assemble and durable. The sound quality is great. I like that it features English, Spanish, and French. All of the activities and sounds are so exciting. It keeps my son interested. He also just loves to walk all the way around with it. This would make a great gift for a baby shower. I think the price point is fair on this. It is really high quality. Easy to assemble, easy to clean, and a lot of fun! I think it's the best!

These are amazing. I cannot believe how much it helps the kids with walking, standing and playing. When you go to someone's house you do not even have them child proof you put them in their around the world. Working outside it easy to put it in shade and keep your kids occupied. It works on carpet and wood floors. I buy this for every baby shower I go to. It's the gift that they did not know they deded.

I'm glad I bought this since my son loves it and we spend hours and his playing with it. I figured out why some people say it falls apart: they didn't assemble it correctly.First, don't succumb to the hip dysplasia hysteria... just do the obvious and don't leave your child in the seat bucket for hours at a time, since in a small percentage of children over exposure can adversely affect hip development. Out of an abundance of caution, I put a pillow under the seat bucket so he can stand when he wants to, rather than be forced to sit (he's only 4 mos). I often just prop him up against it outside of the bucket as well.As for assembly, the table top segments will fall out unless you carefully observe the subtle circular ridge they form near the center of the table that the blue center connector is supposed to fit into to secure them. If you don't squeeze the pieces together exactly right, the segment ridges will not hold onto the blue connector. In other words, you can attach the blue connector in what appears to be a correct fashion, but it won't be holding the segments because it's slightly off. If this is too tricky, just get some stick on velcro and put it under the segments to keep them from being pulled out.You may also need to glue the little grippy foot covers as they do fall off, but I prefer them off since I can then easily turn the table while my son is in the seat.Also, note that flipping the book by the keyboard changes the function of the keys. And the little blue button plays Mozart. Enjoy!

Bought this as a gift for my friend’s 1 year old. He loves it, and it’s safe because it doesn’t roll all over the house. Has plenty of entertaining lights and sounds, but isn’t annoying.

My baby show interest on this kind of toys at seven months old and I did this one cause is also help him working out his tiny legs and prepare him for future first steps. The middle piece is coming off easily and the white plastics down slip resist are not working properly.

Loved this. Product quality good. Durable. Easy to put together. Hard to travel with and does take up space. Overall entertainment value is good. Would recommend product.

My grandson loves this. It keeps in engaged and my daughter can get some housework done. Plus he is learning hand eye coordination