A baby's first steps are a special moment—and this wooden baby walker makes learning to walk even more fun, safe, and full of discovery! The Viga PolarB Activity Baby Walker is not only a stable pusher for your little one, but also a multi-functional learning cube full of activities. Your child can push the walker, sort shapes, move pieces, turn gears, play with a bead maze, and discover the gentle sounds of a xylophone. It's the perfect toy for toddlers aged 12 months and older who are starting to take their first steps and want to explore the world through touch, movement, colors, and sounds.
Why choose this walker?
- - 2 in 1: walker and activity center
The product combines the function of a pusher supporting learning to walk and an educational cube with many activities.
- - Supports the baby's first steps
The stable wooden structure helps your little one move around the house more confidently and encourages activity.
- - Many games in one product
A shape sorter, bead maze, rotating gears, xylophone, animal slider and discovery features keep your child entertained for a few minutes.
- - Shape sorter with blocks
The toddler fits the elements into the appropriate holes, practicing logical thinking and precision of movements.
- - Xylophone for the little musician
The colorful music panel encourages your child to experiment with sound and rhythm.
Moving the beads along the loops develops finger dexterity and concentration.
Colorful gears attract attention and encourage playful movement.
Inside the walker there is a practical place for the elements, thanks to which the toy also teaches tidying up after playing.
Delicate colors, flowers, bees, ladybugs and natural wood make the walker look charming and fit perfectly into a child's room.
What will you find in the toy?
- - wooden walker/pusher
- - shape sorter
- - colorful sorting blocks
- - bead maze
- - xylophone
- - a playing stick
- - rotating gears
- - a slider with animals
- - manipulation panel
- - storage for blocks
- - a mirror in the form of a lake reflecting the movement of the beads
What does a toy develop?
- - learning to walk - the child can support himself and push the walker in front of him
- - fine motor skills - moving, rotating, grabbing and matching elements exercises the hands
- - hand-eye coordination - the toddler learns to hit the blocks into the appropriate holes
- - logical thinking - the sorter encourages shape recognition
- - sense of hearing - the xylophone allows you to discover the first sounds
- - concentration - various activities focus the child's attention for longer
- - independence - the child chooses which function he or she wants to discover
