Customer Reviews

Jeep Liberty Renegade - Traditional Walker

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I just bought this for my son, who is just turning 4months old.
He sits up pretty well now, and LOVES to be held in a standing position, so I thought I would try this. The seat is made well, so that it holds him in a sitting position very well. He holds the front of the seat with his hands while I push him around and he just loves it; laughs out loud the whole time. He has loved it from the first time I put him in it. The other plus (per my husband) the front weels have a rubbery surface so it won't scratch wood flooring and we both think it is the cutest design. The only negative thing to say was that even on the lowest setting he still can't quite touch the ground and his is 24" tall. I imagine in month or two he will be touching the ground though.

Best of luck, California Jeep Lover

Our son already had one of the exersaucers and he really enjoys it. But for Christmas, he got one of these Jeep Walkers. He was 6 months old and we didn't know if a) he really needed another thing like the exersaucer or b) if he would be able to walk in it. But, we put it together (assembled very easily) and we put our son in it and he absolutely loved it. It may not be as "entertaining" as some of the exersaucers out there, but the idea that he was mobile really excited him. And he seems to be more interested in following me than toys. In no time he was pushing off and actually moving. When he does move it, he just laughs... big fun!

The base is wide so as to not tip over and it has pads on the bottom to keep from scuffing some floors. We have some hardwood, so that is nice. But it easily goes from the linoleum to hardwood to carpet (our carpet is short).

It has a steering wheel that plays music, honks a horn, and has a sound like an engine starting. It has a low windshield, roll bar on the back with an antenna (teether). It also has a little tray and a cup holder. Cute! We did take a few of the toy links and tied on his favorite rattle so he wouldn't lose them when he's "cruising".

Our son still uses the exersaucer, but he seems to feel a sense of confidence when he's able to move about. He's not crawling or walking yet, so this walker is a big deal to him. Just the look on his face is fun!

It adjusts to different heights depending on your child and how they grow. We like the colors and think it is a really neat walker. As with any type of walker, exersaucer or jumper, you will want to make sure your baby has good head control before they use these things. And, also take precautions in watching them so they don't get themselves into trouble (stairs, hot stoves, etc)... it's a whole new world once baby becomes mobile.

We purchased this walker when maya was just 7 months old and she liked it, but now she loves it! She is 10 months old and chases us in it into the kitchen and living room in it. It's helping her in her first stages of walking...and the cup holders make for great Cheerio bins while she's watching a Baby Einstein video with me...great walker - and cute noises.

I was not going to buy a walker, but my daughter (8 mo) was getting bored with her ultrasaucer, so we bought this one. My only complaint is that it does not work well on carpet, but it is great on the hardwood floors. It is very sturdy, and hasn't scuffed the floors at all.

My son is 4 1/2 months and he loves this walker. His little feet still can't quite touch the floor at the lowest setting, but he sits upright in it and looks around and has the most fantastic time. For those with husbands or boyfriends who don't particularly have an interest in walkers, take him shopping for one and watch his reaction to this walker!

My mom bought this for my son who is 5 months old and he absolutely loves it!! He holds on to the steering wheel and pushes the buttons that make the sound of a car starting, honking, music. This is the greatest walker, he can sit in for a long time (1 hr or more) and just laugh so loud.

I love my walker and so does my daughter but if she ever sneezes or falls off balance she hits her head really hard on the steering wheel. We have just resorted to just putting a blanket around it she loves to "drive".

This walker is cute, but it just doesn't have enough entertainment value to amuse my son for any length of time. He easily tires of the three noises that it makes, and it doesn't roll around easily enough on my carpet. My mother purchased a Step and Play Piano that she keeps at her home for my son and he absolutely loves that. I think that I am going to retire the jeep walker and buy either the Step and Play or an ExerSaucer Ultra for my house. While these activity centers are a bit more expensive, I think that in the long run they will be better investments than Jeep Renegade walker.

This little walker is so cute. My husband and I bought this walker for our son that just turned 5 months old. He cant stand flat footed just yet but he loves to sit in it and watch his baby einstein movies. We have the hard wood floors and the Jeep rolls really good. The only problem that I have had is that he sometimes bumps his head on the steering wheel, but that is just him. I ordered this online could not find this in any of the stores where I live. Fast and easy ordering I got this less than a week. Just so happened that I found another one just the other day at a resale shop and bought it for my mothers house. I do suggest for anyone to purchase this. Thank you AMAZON

We bought this walker for our 9 month old son. My intention was to buy him a walker and let him walk around and use up some energy without my having to hold his hands and walk around with him (he can do that for what seems like forever) It was just so cute we couldn't bring ourselves to buy the plain old traditional walker. I like that the seat cover can be removed for washing although I haven't had to do that yet. The cup holder and snack holder are also great. My son likes to sit in the walker and either watch his videos (while snacking on his Cheerios-- so cute) or he can be in the same room with the rest of the family without being underfoot. He has't quite gotten the hang of actually walking around in it though...he just kind of sits there or goes backwards. I don't think that this walker is going to be very manuverable on our carpet so it is going to have to stay at my parent's house. The back wheels don't turn so that is something that I don't like about it. This jeep is SO cute, but I really don't think it's practical. I am thinking of buying a "regular" walker but I don't know if it's worth it since he will probably be walking soon.