hauck Learn to Walk, Plants - Wooden Baby Walker with Gardening Role-Play, 12 M+, Adjustable Wheel Speed/Brake System, Made of FSC Certified Wood

The walker for little gardeners For those first steps Still a bit shaky, but full of curiosity: is your baby currently learning to walk? The Learn to Walk Plants walker provides support as your child pushes it through the house and garden. And the walker can endure a lot. Big-time little gardeners Soil, flowers, grass: does your child love to water flowers and dig in the soil? With a shovel, watering can, and the planting box on the Learn to Walk Plants, playing at being a gardener is a lot of fun! Flowers, leaves, flower pots Flowers, flower pots, leaves and a box as a bed for digging in: in the Learn to Walk Plants, your child will find a lot of accessories for ever-new creations in flowerbeds and pots. They can thus practise planting in a playful way Everything to hand every step of the way Is today doll day? Are you going on a trip? The Learn to Walk Plants is a doll's pram, handcart, or whatever you want it to be. You can remove the box and then use it to store toys. At the right pace To start with, you can slow down the speed of the wheels by tightening the two side brakes. Once your baby is walking with a little more assurance, you can adjust the brakes again.

• Walker for babies: Still a little wobbly, but full of curiosity, your toddler can hold on to the walker and push it through the house and garden with its first steps
• Gardening game: With the shovel, watering can and planting box on the learning push along trolley, your child can water flowers and dig in the soil. This makes gardening play a lot of fun
• Playfully learning to plant: Flowers, flower pots, leaves and a box as a bed for digging: In the baby pusher, your child will find lots of accessories for creative bed and pot creations
• With storage box: The Learn N Walk baby push walker can be a doll's pram, a play cart or whatever you want. You can remove the box. And then use it to store toys
• Safe: While your baby's steps are still small, you can slow down the speed of the walker for baby by tightening the brakes. When your child is a little more confident, you can readjust them