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1. Design and Structure Frame: Typically made of durable materials like metal or BPA free high quality plastic, providing stability and support. Wheels: Equipped with wheels that allow the baby to move around while seated. The strong wheels manage movement on different surfaces. Seat: A cushioned seat that supports the baby’s back and legs. The seat is made up of high quality comfortable material for baby often adjustable. 2. To prevent the walker from moving on inclined surfa ce Wide Base: Helps to prevent tipping and provides stability. High Sides: To keep the baby securely seated and prevent them from falling out. Toys and Activities: walker has music to play with and bee shape toy active toys to engage the baby and encourage play while they’re in the walker. 3. walkers can be folded flat for easy storage and transport. Lightweight: Designed to be easily moved or carried by parents. 4. Height of walker Allows the walker to grow with the baby Removable Parts: Some models have removable or washable seats and activity trays. 5. Age and Weight Limits Age Range: Typically suitable for babies who can hold their head up unassisted, usually around 6 to 12 months. Weight Limit: Designed to support a specific weight range to ensure safety and comfort. 6. Design Variations Traditional Walkers: Basic models with a focus on mobility. Activity Walkers: Feature toys and interactive elements to stimulate sensory development. Convertible Walkers: Can be used as both a traditional walker and a stationary activity center. 7. Ease of Use Assembly: Generally designed for easy assembly and disassembly. Cleaning: Features like removable and washable seat covers make cleaning straightforward. 8. Aesthetic and Style Colors and Patterns: Available in a variety of colors and patterns to suit different preferences and nurseries