Bright Starts Stroll 'n Roll 2-in-1-Ball Push Walker – Includes 3 Toy Balls, Elephant with 70+ Songs & Sounds, 7 Activities - Ball Drop, Piano, Spinner, Flip Book & More

I'm not going to post them, but I have SO MANY great videos of this shopping cart helping our granddaughter learn to walk. It is much better than her other walking toys. It is stable and sturdy and we feel it is much safer - especially in the early walking stage when she was going faster than she could control. The cart kept her stable. Her other push type walking toys would go out from under her. Now that she is a confident walker, she still plays with the shopping cart, and has climbed in it and sat in it. She also loves the electronic sounds of the cart. Even when the top is off, she still plays with it, too.

As this is a toy, don't leave your child while she or he is learning to walk. Their gate could affect stability. My niece and her parents like that this is 3 toys in 1. As she toddled behind it, she would stop and crawl to the side, wait for one of her parents as they helped her to stand and she'd play with the toys inside the cart. That large piece can be removed so your child can play on the floor or the couch. And, finally, with that piece removed, your child has a shopping cart. My niece collected things in the cart as she toddled through the play room and added the toys to her cart. I like that this toy will grow with her for a while. She's now walking, no longer crawling and that cart is being used to help her during clean up time. I'm glad I found this.

My granddaughter loved to walk by pushing this shopping cart for money and she loved pushing the button so she could hear the popcorn

Overall I highly recommend this product, it has held up well. First grandchild enjoyed the activities located on the “lid”, second one removes the lid and pushes it everywhere!Two things to know…(1)there’s a door in the front that pops open frequently when going over a bump and (2)there are little tabs on the rear wheels to engage the brakes, but these are easily hit by little feet and have to be readjusted as they walk. Hopefully these issues have been resolved since I purchased it. That said, I would not hesitate to buy it again.

My granddaughter loved this toy until the popcorn popper went on. It’s so loud it would scare her. Unfortunately there’s no way to bypass that if it’s being pushed. (Or shutting it off completely)

This grocery cart has brakes! I love that this cart can help my granddaughter learn to walk but we can put brakes on it to keep it from moving so she can play with her “groceries”. Very, very happy with this purchase for our granddaughter’s first birthday!

I spent a long time looking at different walker/push toys to figure out what I wanted to get for my daughter. She started cruising around furniture, and I wanted to get her something that she could push along to get her walking without holding furniture. So many of the toys looked like something she would probably lose interest in once she started walking. I chose this shopping cart because I felt it would have the best chance at being played with late into her toddler years.So far, she absolutely loves it. She very quickly figured out the button to keep the popcorn popping, and loves to open and close the grilled cheese sandwich. She also loves to open the flap on the cart. I'm very happy with the choice to get the Shop 'n Cook cart as opposed to other push toys.The only slight problem I have is that it feels like this was mainly made for pushing on carpet. Since we have hard wood floors, the wheels don't turn really well because they don't grip the floor. The wheels are pretty much just smooth plastic. However, when we take it upstairs to her bedroom, they function just fine on the carpet. I solved this issue by putting some hockey/athletic tape I had laying around on the wheels, so now it grips our hard wood floors a little better. Other than that, this cart is perfect.

I bought this for my granddaughter when she was about 8 months old. At that time (pre pre-walking) she enjoyed putting the pieces into/out of the bin located at the back and we put the cook top on the floor for her to play with. She's very petite and the cart is just the right size for her now @ 10 months as a walker. I was worried about it tipping with her, but she figured out very quickly how to keep it steady. She has an elephant ride-on toy that's also a walker and it rolls too fast for her right now. This walker has "brakes" on the shopping cart that we've engaged, so it doesn't roll too fast on the carpet. She's very unsteady with her walking, so the sturdiness of the cart and the fact that it doesn't fly away from her is impressive and appreciated. She really enjoys it. I feel that it was a good value.Update: At 2 yrs old my granddaughter continues to use this toy. It’s now used daily as a shopping cart for pretend play—groceries in the back and baby doll in the front seat. Would definitely purchase again.