Frankie22 'Bought them for my sons birthday my son loves them, my daughters also love them they all love sharing them.' Donna 'A beautiful gift for building and guiding. Fabulous for little fingers to learn large & fine motor skills. A fabulous price to match too !!!!' Mumknowsbest 'Great if you can get the handle tight it seems to come loose in seconds my son loves paying with it as a scooter!!' Beano 'I bought this for my grandson as he is learning to walk. It is ideal for this purpose as it is quite sturdy for him to push along and build up confidence. Excellent value for money and of good quality.' Mumsnetters are big fans of push along walkers, particularly as they promote independent walking and are recommended by bodies such as the National Childminding Association and physiotherapists over a seated option.

MrsW 'Bought to donate to a local Christmas toy appeal so not played with myself but look great and would definitely buy again!' Rubesk12 'Bought this for my Godson, he absolutely loves it. Plays with it all the time. It’s colourful and has lots of shapes to play with. And I love the wooden figures, especially the driver. It’s really well thought out and creative.' Also included are a removable walkie-talkie and number pad, light-up piano keys, a turning book and manipulative beads and cogs.Hanan 'I brought this one to my 4 and 3 years children, it’s entertaining but the pieces are small, and no catalogue for different shapes that can be done and help the children to do more shapes.' TDC 'The train I great for my friends baby to help fine motor skills and coordination. Bright, sturdy and good size.'

Kelly94 'My daughter absolutely loves this. Was brought by my mum for her for Christmas and is definitely her 'go-to toy' great value, brilliant quality very impressed. Thanks!'

Dee 'Bought this for my year old grandson and he absolutely loves it. Easy to manoeuvre nice bright colours.' The brain works in a criss-cross pattern with the left brain controlling the right arm and leg and the right brain controlling the left arm and leg. Crawling is an important activity in encouraging this criss-cross pattern in the brain to develop, although don’t worry if your baby doesn't crawl – many miss out this stage.

Chalkie 'This has given my little girl, regular bouts of entertainment since opening christmad day' We’re not in the business of shaming toys, but if you feel your house is getting overwhelmed by mountains of plastic then how about a nice wooden alternative? Mccully 'Brought for grandson as my children had same toy and had years of fun. Great product & keeps baby happy' Bought this for my Grandson which he loves but unfortunately the screws which hold the handle in place keep coming loose. There are tools to tighten them but a couple of hours play loosens them off again. I’m hoping we can find a more secure way to keep the handle in place'

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Dee 'I bought this for my grand daughters 5th birthday it gives her and her older siblings hours of fun'

Aria 'A lot smaller than I thought but once it’s opened it glad it’s so small, my son loves these, easy to clean up and brillaint for development' Dee 'I got this for my 18 month old daughter for Christmas. It's well built and easy to push along. The little characters and the other shapes are colourful and easy to grasp. The top level of the bus is removable so the shapes can be taken out. My daughter found it easy to take it out and replace it again by herself.' Tourman 'It's great. 1st birthday present, he now sprints around the room in stead of crawling. Loves it.' Michelle 'My granddaughter loves this it is very sturdy and great quality reminded me of when I was a little girl'Lulu 'Good for the price i expected them to be more colourful. Most of pieces are simply wooden and only few are coloured.' Mumi 'This product would be for toddlers my son is 3 and lost interest after 5 mins but nice colors bit flimsy where trains go together'