I regret that we didn't buy it for the child sooner! We got it when he was 8 months old. It was and still is one of the top purchases we made for our little one. The toys are educational and kept him occupied all the time. His favorite out of the four is the little piano, which, apart from music, tells you the colors and animals in English, French, Spanish, and German. It also makes the sounds that these animals make. The walker was suitable for our house because it was on different levels, so we couldn't have a regular one that moves everywhere because we were afraid he would fall down steps. This one is theoretically stable but not quite. The child can turn around the table and around himself, giving him a kind of 'independence' of movement without restricting him. There is no fear of it tipping over; it is very well designed. The seat of the walker is adjustable to two levels depending on the child's height. When the child was able to stand very steadily after a year, we removed the seat and kept the activity table. Even now at 1.5 years, we removed the toys, kept the two separate ones for him to play with (the other two are now quite babyish), and the table turned into a regular little table. A very good choice that should be made without a second thought.

My 7-month-old child loved it from the beginning. I would put him inside and he would go around and play with the toys. Now, at 10 months, he can even stand up and play on his own. It has nice activities, a piano with music. The table itself attracts the child's interest. It can also be used as a table when he grows up, and the piano can be played independently. I think it's worth the money compared to other ones I've seen. Finally, it has a sturdy construction and good quality. However, you should be careful because every child is different. My child is very engaged with it, but another child may be less interested.