The 12 Best Baby Walkers: Push Along, Sit in and Activity Models

There’s something magical about a well-made wooden toy. Tidlo has made this wooden walker that comes with 24 alphabet and number blocks included.

The blocks fit neatly into the base so can be tidied away without too much messiness.

The rubber wheels that are attached to the sides are cushioned which makes them quiet when your little one is pushing them around the room. Especially if you have hardwood floors.

They recommend this toy for 12 months plus but children should be okay with this a few months earlier than that. The joy of this toy is that it’s great for kids even up to 4 years of age as they can build towers and play with the blocks.

My three-year-old niece regularly sits in the base on the walker and loves to be pushed around so it’s very sturdy.

You will need to assemble this unit if you buy it as it arrives without the wheels and arm attached, but overall very easy to assemble.

This could be one of the best baby walkers of the modern-day. Named after Einstein himself this best baby walker will help your baby get up and on their feet. It even becomes extra useful as they get older.

The whole thing set up will have your baby walking around the central hub of 15 nature-themed toys whilst they are trying to get to different toys around the main circle.

There are 4 different modes with this product, the walk-around discovery center where your baby can playfully move around the play hub and discover all the toys, once they can stand on their own, you can remove the seat and just have the discovery table on its own.

Once they get older you can remove the toys from the top of the hub to be played with separately and use the hub as an arts and crafts table making it great for children six months to 4 years.

The seat has three different adjustable height positions so great for fast-growing babies.

Babies love animals and what better to get them up and learning to walk than an animal-themed fisher price walker.

This zebra-themed walking by Fisher Price is a great option for younger babies as it has two play options. Sit and play or walk and stand.

If baby wants to sit, they have a range of fun light-up buttons and musical sing-along phrases and games.

These sounds help your baby learn the alphabet and to count plus extra learning modes too.

The wheels are sturdy and they have an easy-grip handle, this helps promote walking by making it easy to use.

Your baby can use this toy from as young as 6 months old.

This product from VTech is actually two toys in one purchase. An activity walker and an activity cube.

The VTech walker is one of the more popular walkers and can be found at nursery and play centers alike.

The wheels on this unit are textured so can be a little bit noisier on a hard floor but turn slightly easier on carpet than rubber wheels.

If your baby gets bored of pushing their walker along, you can actually remove the front panel of this walker and they can play with it separately which is a nice feature.

The Panel includes a range of different stimulating items such as 5 light-up buttons, a shape sorter, gears, animal buttons, and a role-playing phone.

Starting from six months your baby can enjoy this but VTech recommends from 9 months which should coincide perfectly with your baby starting to walk.

You will need to assemble this product when you first get it out of the box and it requires AA batteries that arent included so bare that in mind before it arrives.

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What’s cooler than Batman?… A Batman walker! Add the fact the main body is a racing car and you have quite possibly the coolest and best baby walker money can buy.

This activity walker comes with a huge range of features. It folds down for super easy storage, the cover is machine washable and the bottom has 4 sturdy wheels and 6 grip pads for use without movement.

It has an array of buttons, turning keys, and a steering wheel.

The main body has three height settings and this makes it suitable from six months of age.

The steering section does require two AA batteries that aren’t included.

This VTech best baby walker is the perfect toy for helping your baby take their first steps and this is a 2-in-1 walking making it even better.

If your baby has had enough of walking, you can remove the panel and allow your baby to play with the 5 light-up buttons, shape sorter, animal buttons, role play phone, and dance to the fun music.

It also says fun phrases that can help your baby learn to talk.

The main body of the activity walker has textured wheels for increased grip and an easy hold handle for your baby to push.

A wooden push along walker is a long-lasting walker and one that can use a toy after your child is walking on their own makes for a great investment.

The Brio Toddler Wobbler isn’t a great name for a toy you want to help them become less wobbly but has some great features.

The handle for this unit is adjustable so can be changed as your baby grows and become more confident.

For when they first start using it you can find that they push quicker than they can walk and Brio has thought about this and added a break to the wheels to slow them down whilst they find their feet.

The manufacturers recommend this product for children nine months and upwards but with the break you can let them use this as a toy before using it as a walker.

If you are looking for a walker that can grow with your baby then the Happy triangles walker by bright starts might be what you are looking for.

With three height settings, this is one of the best baby walkers for longevity. If you think your baby might grow quickly then this is for you.

The baby walker itself is easy to wipe clean and the actual seat is machine washable.

If your baby has had enough of learning to walk you can remove the toy part of the walker to let them play with it from the floor.

You will need 3 AA batteries which aren’t included.

Fire engines, or for the technical term, ne-nors, are a staple of all children growing up.

This best baby walker is a great 2-in-1 toy for your little one offering a walker and a toy, you can store toys, or books in the back and it has a built-in abacus-style toy on the side, great for your baby’s development.

This push walker is actually available in a few different designs, a kitchen, sailboat, helicopter, and a pink or blue ride-on bike/baby walker.

The walker comes flat packed and will need to be assembled, but isn’t too difficult and the instructions are easy to follow.

The wheels are made from rubber making them silent and grippy for when baby wobbles.

Wooden walkers are some of the best baby walkers you can get. It makes them super long-lasting and you can find that some of the toys included will still get played with even when they have been walking for a while.

Tidlo has thought about that and added toys to the front that offers longevity of play.

Included on the front of this walker are 6 different toys, a mini abacus, spinning cage rattle, a mirror, matching blocks, gears, and a sorting game. All of these are great for helping your baby to learn and grow.

You will need to assemble this baby walker but it’s easy to put together and no power tools are required.

Next up we have another baby walker by the popular brand, VTech.

This is an activity-style walker with lots to play with for your little ones and the front panel can be easily removed for them to play with separately or once they don’t need the walker it can just be a stand-alone toy.

This baby walker helps babies learn numbers, shapes, colours, and animals. This helps develop motor skills, perception skills language, and sensory perception development.

Available in blue or red and suitable from 6 months of age, Mychild have come in with this awesome-looking car-themed baby walker.

The tires on the side spin round playfully and it even features a little rearview mirror. There are few other toy parts on the front section of the baby walker.

You can fold this down for easy storage and pack it away when not in use.

The best part of this walker is that it doubles up as a rocker for when the baby is too small to use it as a walker, this is super easy to convert and will provide months of fun for your baby.