Radio FlyerClassic Walker Wagon – Wooden Baby Walker for Toddlers, Helps Build Confidence While Standing & Walking, Push Toy for Ages 1–4, Red

Everything about this wagon is well thought out and a good value for the price.The shipping box is heavy cardboard and it well protected the contents, which were additionally individually wrapped in bubble wrap. All parts were in perfect condition, with no physical damage, or damage to the finish.The wagon is sturdy wood with a plastic front bumper, to help protect whatever might be bumped into by a young driver.All hardware was organized in a compartmented clear plastic clam shell. This made it simple to verify all parts were available, and provided easy access during assembly. A nice touch, rather than everything tossed into a plastic bag, which is common with most products.The graphic assembly instruction sheet is well done with clear and accurate steps and graphics.Fit of all parts was precise. The axles even have knurled ends. A nice design detail to help ensure the caps holding the wheels won't come off on their own.The assembled wagon is very sturdy, and very tip resistant. This is partly due to the stabilizing weight of the wood, but mostly to good design.The back edge of the wagon is recessed enough from the handle to prevent little feet from hitting when walking and pushing by the handle. The clicking wheels provide rolling resistance, so the wagon won't get ahead of the child pushing.Removing and installing the removable sides, actually provide a bonus motor skill development activity for a young child.Kudos to the manufacturer for a good design, thoughtful packaging, quality materials, and attention to detail. A very classic looking wagon.

High quality and loads of fun! 1 year old absolutely loves it. He loves pushing it, riding in it, and pushing his cousin around in it. It looks nice in the house too.

We just got this this week. It was very easy to put together, except figuring out a way to pound the red caps on the rod to hold the wheels on (I put a large wrench on the floor under the other end of the rod to stop it from just bouncing on the carpet). It seems to be pretty solid material. On a hardwood floor, the wheels can slide side to side a bit much for my liking, but on the carpet it's perfect. My 11 month old daughter loves flying around with it. She seems to walk better with this than she did the cheap plastic one we had (whose wheels would sometimes lock up, leading her to pushing the back end up in the air, and then falling down as a result.....that's why we bought this one). With this one, the clickers on the rear wheels provide some resistance so it doesn't roll too freely. It's a bit smaller than I thought it would be, but it's not bad for a beginner. My baby is also huge (98th percentile in height) so most things are pretty small for her relative to her age.My only real complaints would be there's no way to fasten in the rails for the box and I'm pretty sure my baby would just jerk them out of there in no time if I'd left them in, and the paint is REALLY dark. It should be closer to the red caps that hold the wheels on, but it's more of a very dark maroon, currant or garnet, instead of a red-red. Idk if the paint is inconsistent or what, because I've seen in some people's videos it's more of a true red, and in others it is what mine is. That's Chinese quality control for you. My wife also commented how the metal handle the baby is supposed to hold onto while pushing is cold too. I just went and felt it to see, and it is a little cool, but that's what you get when it's metal instead of plastic junk like most things these days.

My great grandson loved it, keeps him busy easy to roll hours of fun, very sturdy, made out of wood, he can push it to help him walk.

I bought this as a gift and I can’t wait to bring it to the baby shower! I put it together to use as a “Welcome Wagon” for baby, and it is perfect for my purposes. It was very easy to assemble with all of the parts neatly packaged so that they’re easy to find. Each of the wooden parts of the wagon are beautifully finished - the painted pieces are smooth and crisp and the gates are finely sanded. No worries at all about splinters or snagging clothing. Each bolt and screw that I installed fit just so into the surface, flushly so that they aren’t noticeable. I imagine that it will be a nice addition to the baby’s nursery first as a toy box and then as a walker and toy. It is stylish and sturdy - a classic that I hope will be well loved by its recipient.

This was a great find. Very sturdy and our granddaughter absolutely loved walking around our house with this. She also loved loading her books in the wagon. Also really great outdoors. We would walk around the yard with it and she would pick up sticks to place in her wagon

My child is around 7 months and has shown signs of wanting to stand and do more independent playtime. After looking through several walkers I did choose this as it should last beyond just the walking stage. It was pretty easy to put together although it is a project and took around 20ish minutes. It’s not something that you just pop together.cons:I wish while my child is playing with it there were breaks so it wouldn’t move.They do have these plastic bits that click every time the wheel makes a full rotation (I think it’s to slow the wheels down) and that is really obnoxious. I think you can remove them just as easy as they were to install but I’m not sure why they are so loud to begin with.Overall cute set and would recommend.

Surprisingly, this is my granddaughter’s favorite toy. We tie a rope to the handle and pull her around by hand.