Fisher-Price Stride-To-Ride Lion

This adorable lion grows with your developing child, from his first strides to his first ride. In walker mode, your little one can grasp onto the chunky handle and experiment putting one foot in front of the other. A large wheelbase provides ample stability.
When Baby is ready, simply fold the lion’s tail down to convert the walker into a ride-on. In ride-on mode, your little rider can use the lion’s ears as handgrips. A large seat gives your child plenty of room. Lion features a soft tuft of hair around its ears. Touch its nose to hear music or a mighty roar! Music and sounds also encourage and reward your baby as he walks or rides around the house. Requires 2 “AA” batteries (included). Measures 19″L x 13″W x 15″H.
This characterized walker-to-ride on provides great play and developmental benefit for baby. In the walker mode baby will have a large wheel base and large handle to aid them in their first steps. When baby is ready, simply put the lion’s tail down and convert the walker to a ride-on. In the ride-on mode baby will have a large seat to sit on and ample room for their hands behind the lion’s soft tuft of hair around his ears. Music, Light and Lion sounds encourage and reward baby as they walk or ride around the house or if baby presses the lion’s nose.

Fisher-Price Stride-To-Ride Lion Reviews:

Our 10 month old son loves this push lion! He pushes it around in the driveway at home. It is a lot smaller and easier to maneuver than the walker someone gave to us. In the few weeks he has had it, his balance and confidence has improved a lot. He is even getting the hang of turning corners with it. It was a little pricey, but worth it. The seat lowers down for when he gets bigger and can start using it as a riding toy instead. The small size also fits better in our house than the walker did.
My daughter received this for her 1st Birthday and it was instantly her favorite toy! As soon as we put it together she pulled herself up and was off and running! She couldn’t get enough of pushing him all over the house, and after having it for awhile it is still number one for her. She loves to walk around it and push the nose and dance, too cute!
Some people have remarked that it was too short for their babies. My daughter is in the 65% percentile for height at one and it is perfect for her.
We are looking forward to the day when she can ride and hold onto his ears, hopefully she doesn’t try it on the dog as well!