Little Balance Box Grow - Adjustable Montessori Push Pull Walker & Activity Table – No Wheels, Safe Spring Feet, Eco-Friendly, PT-Designed for Standing & Walking, Sit-to-Stand Developmental Tool

I really wanted a walker that wasn't one of the traditional ones that my baby would outgrow as soon as she learned to walk. When I found this balance table, I was thrilled! So far my 12 month old has been using it to navigate her way around the house on all types of surfaces - carpet, hardwood, tile - with no issue. It comes with little silicone booties to help grip the smoother surfaces prevent falls, but my little one hasn't had any issue even without using those. When she gets bigger and no longer uses it to help herself walk, I can see her eating snacks at it, coloring, building block towers, etc.After having the table for a month or so, I noticed a black liquid leaking out of the feet when it was tipped over. I reached out to the company directly on their website and they informed me it was likely from my little one spilling her sippy or something, but that the table should have no liquid of any sort, and to dispose of or recycle it immediately. They sent me a replacement table free of charge, no further questions asked. I can't recommend this product or company enough!

Not gonna lie the price is way too HIGH for my budget but I had to ask if this helps her to walk, is it worth it?Easy to assemble. Came with everything needed to assemble.Let’s start with issues: daughter refuses to walk. She will do some walking but steps are so big sometimes it’s like she going to do the splits in a forward motion.She will walk if I hold her up but bending over for long periods of time are too much for me. So limits walking time for her. And I can’t control the length of her steps from behind while holding her.Daughter hated it at first, I had to hold her butt up and encourage her at first til she got the concept. But she took off with it. I didn’t have to constantly bend over. I help her steer around the room with it. She has discovered to walk around to the other sides when she wants to change direction ( she cannot do this with other walking devices, you have to stay with her and pick her and the device up and change their direction. You don’t have to do that with this balance box).She can move/slide the balance to the left or right to adjust her direction. She cannot do the with other devices they only go straight forward.The springs on the bottom of the legs let her go from carpet to tile easier but occasionally there are issues of transition from tile to carpet but only occasionally.Does Great on carpet!Slides faster on tile, obviously, but she seems to be learning quickly to control it. I still stay with her (standing, not bent over, just in case).She no longer takes huge steps, this is in part due to the table (balance box) limiting the size of the steps.Overall COMPLETELY worth it!!!! She has even started to just go get it herself so she can walk with it! Completely overjoyed as she refused and wanted nothing to do with walking before.

Update: The seller reached out to me and sent me a replacement Balance Box within a few days. There doesn’t seem to be any issue with this balance box. Baby started taking his first unassisted steps a few weeks before his first birthday . He still loves using his balance box and we will use it for his cake smash. Excellent customer service.Original review:I loved this little balance box it is such a shame it broke five weeks after purchase. I have the 14 inch extended size for tall babies. My baby is 30.5 inches tall. He loved this balance box. The wood splintered where the screw goes into to the wood. The screw no longer tightens leaving a gap in the table and making the legs lean on one side. It is no longer safe to use and my baby has not had it long enough to learn to walk. I am so sad and disappointed. He has only used it in the living room and he loves to play on it. I was planning to show my family this balance box at his first birthday and hoped to use it in when he smashes his first birthday cake. Can I have a replacement side? There is still time left to repair it. I can update once repaired.

As an OT mom, I love the concept of this walker as it promotes the natural progression of walking development. This said, it was incredibly difficult to assemble and doesn’t feel very sturdy. The screws did not line up with the holes and my husband ended up having to use a wood glue to hold it all together. Even with this, it is rather wobbly and doesn’t feel very sturdy for my baby. Again, I love the concept but think the design could use some work

I purchased this table as an alternative to a push toy for my daughter who was learning to stand and walk. I was so excited about this, and was willing to pay the extra fee for this because of how great it seemed. We were so disappointed.The table itself is not made well. It’s uneven and leaves the table unbalanced. So much so that my daughter is now afraid of it because she’s fallen multiple times from this. She will use anything else in the house to stand, but not this table.I am sad to say it’s not worth the money.

I recently purchased the InspiraSpark Little Balance Box Push Pull Walker for my 7-month-old, and I have to say, it's been a fantastic addition to our playtime routine! My baby absolutely loves it and has shown great enthusiasm while exploring and using it to practice standing and pulling up .However, I did encounter some challenges during assembly. One of the screws was defected. Fortunately, I reached out to the manufacturer, and they were incredibly responsive. They promptly sent a replacement screw, which was a relief!Overall, despite the assembly hiccup, I highly recommend the InspiraSpark Little Balance Box. It has been a hit with my little one, and the excellent customer service from the manufacturer makes up for the initial difficulties. If you're looking for a nice walker and help for your baby to practice balancing , this is definitely worth considering!