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Product Description
The walker and push toy that adapts as baby grows!
This 2-in-1 walker can be used once your baby is 9 months old. It helps them develop whilst encouraging early learning.
When your child is older, the walker converts into a push toy. It helps your little one to be more and more independent with its 2 steerable front wheels. A great way to stimulate your baby’s psychomotor skills.
The Babymoov Zinc walker is height-adjustable. It has 3 positions to suit your child’s size. It has a comfortable cushioned seat. The cover can be removed and machine-washed for maximum hygiene.
To help with early learning, this walker has an activity tray (3 toys) and a musical box (3 melodies).
This adaptable baby walker folds down into a compact size. This makes it easy to store away in your house or apartment.
Why you will love it
• 2-in-1: walker (up to 12 kg) and push toy (up to 24 months)
• Helps baby learn to walk
• Comfortable cushioned seat
• Electronic activity console: musical box (3 melodies) and 3 toys
• Height-adjustable (3 positions)
• Ultra-compact folding
• 2 steerable wheels
• Operates with 2 x AA batteries (not included)
• Composition: polypropylene (walker), 100% polyester (cover)
• Care: surface can be wiped clean with a damp cloth
• Power supply: operates with 2 x AA batteries (not included)
• Dimensions:
– Folded: 65 x 64 x 23 cm
– Open: 65 x 64 x 50 cm
WARNING – Never leave children unattended.
WARNING – Prevent access to stairs, steps and uneven surfaces.
Box Contains
1 x Walker 2 in 1
2 IN 1: this baby walker can be used from the age of 9 months. It converts into a push toy so your child can use it up to the age of 2.
HEIGHT-ADJUSTABLE: this walker can be adjusted to 3 heights to suit your child as they grow.
COMPACT ONCE FOLDED: the Babymoov walker folds down for easy storage when your child is not using it.
IDEAL FOR EARLY LEARNING: this walker has an activity tray (3 toys) and a musical box (3 melodies).
COMFORTABLE: this baby walker has a soft comfortable seat and two steering wheels.
