Best Push Toys for Babies of 2023

Babies can use this baby push walker even before even taking their first steps. It’s suitable for ages 9 months to 3 years.

It has a removable activity panel with a shape sorter, piano keys, telephone, lights, sounds, and spinners. What’s even better is that the 70 different songs and sounds can be volume-controlled. You can bet you’ll want to turn the noise down after a while.

Time to walk? Re-attach the activity center, and the sturdy frame will let the baby pull themselves up and push the toy. The rubber-coated plastic wheels work on carpet or hard flooring and have adjustable speeds.

This trusty, classic push walker is made by a brand that’s been in business for over 100 years. The resist-push feature prevents beginners from moving too fast, letting your baby build up their balance and confidence. As they build strength, they can fill the middle with toys to push around with them.

The wheels push in a straight line to keep your baby on track, and there’s a bumper that protects your furniture from damage. Important to note is that the wooden sides are removable, which could be an issue if your little one likes climbing. This walker is suitable for ages 1 to 4 years.

Maybe they can use it to clear up their toys at the end of the day.

Get your little one started learning about numbers and the alphabet as early as 6 months old. This two-in-one push toy has a fabulous activity center to keep your baby engaged when sitting and playing. It’s no problem when they’re ready to walk — they can just pull themselves up and push along with encouragement from the zebra.

The easy-grasp handle and wide wheelbase will help your baby with their first steps into the world of walking. Light-up buttons, a book with turnable pages, balls to spin, and dials to twist all add to the fun. Music and educational ABC and 123 songs complete the package.

This is a drawing table, a games center for babies, and a push toy for walking, all in one. Start them off on the games center. They can drive with the steering wheel, answer the phone, slide the rattle beads, and so much more.

When they begin to explore, the triangular walker design with adjustable speed will give them stability. Easily change the frame to form legs and reveal the drawing board to fuel their inner artist. I like that this can be used from 6 months and up, with lots of activities to keep little ones interested.

An old-school style baby walker, this one is made from recycled organic rubberwood. Suitable for babies aged 10 months to 3 years, the handle can be adjusted as they grow. It comes with 24 wooden blocks in different colors for baby to play with.

The wheels can be adjusted to either slow down or speed up the walker. Keep the tension tight when your little one is learning to walk, and then start releasing it as they gain confidence.

A walker without wheels, yes, you read that right! This wooden walker is like a small table in shape and has spring-loaded feet. When your baby wants to pull themselves up, it doesn’t roll away from them or restrict their movement.

They can easily move from knees to feet and then push the table around the room. The table’s feet allow it to move steadily and slowly, which is great for babies just starting to walk. It moves on any floor surface and, when not being used as a walker, doubles as an activity table. Keep in mind that parental assistance is recommended.

Imagine the world from your toddler’s perspective. They come to the store with you and sit in the shopping cart while you push it around. Now they can have their own cart for make-believe play.

Suitable from 2 years upwards, the cart has a seat in the shopping basket, just like the ones at the store. Add some play food items and a favorite doll or teddy, and your toddler will have loads of shopping fun. There’s even a secret storage area beneath the basket for your little one to hide their treasures.

From about 6 months, your baby can sit and play with the detachable cooktop activity center on this push toy. There’s a sliding lever to pop the sandwich up, a button to push for cooking sounds, and a spinning “egg roller.” Once they can stand, the lockable wheels allow it to become a stationary play table.

The wide base wheels can be unlocked when your baby starts to walk. They can then use the shopping cart design to collect toys and other items, just like Mom at the store. The plastic wheels might work better on carpet than hardwood floors.

This push/ride toy provides three-in-one action for your little one. They can sit in front of the puppy and play with the many activities, including letters and numbers. Feed the puppy by putting blocks in its mouth, which then pop out below while it talks to your child.

Once your baby starts walking, the seat becomes a handle to push along and, when they’re ready, a sit-and-ride. Mr. Puppy will sing some songs and give encouraging remarks while they move. The wheels don’t lock, so supervision is necessary once your baby starts trying to pull themselves up.

This is a great toy as your baby learns to walk or as they learn better stability as a toddler. The adjustable height means it’s suitable for kids weighing 25 to 30 pounds. The ladybird design serves various purposes, such as a baby rocker, an activity center, a bouncer, or a walker.

On the walker itself is a huge amount of fun things to play with. There are several toys attached to teach colors and shapes, including a mirror and textured flowers. There are also flashing lights and sounds to increase engagement.

Aimed at slightly younger walkers aged 6 months and up, this push-and-pull wagon is filled with more than 75 songs, sounds & phrases. Allow your kids to learn the alphabet, shapes, colors, and numbers while having fun.

The sturdy construction is designed for stability and all materials are safe for your child.

Hape brings us a sturdy wooden push-and-pull for little ones aged 12 months to 3 years. Built into the cart are gears for turning and balls for spinning. The handle incorporates sliding knobs to add to the fun.

The wood is sourced from sustainable forests and painted with bright, non-toxic colors. The rubber-trimmed wheels will protect floors while your toddler pushes this around. Sturdy enough to pull themselves up, the base also has storage for your toddler to take teddies along for the ride.

I love that this walker can accommodate babies from 15 pounds who can hold their heads up and are trying to support themselves on their legs. The adjustable seat lets them sit and play, or walk along while supported. Once they’re ready to pull themselves up and walk, it converts to a push toy.

Activities including a flower mirror with crinkly petals, a bead bar, and a spinning ball keep your baby entertained and develop fine motor skills. The wheels cannot be locked for speed, but the walker can be folded flat for storage.

This push toy can start folded as an activity center for your baby, where they can sit and play. It has colorful sliding, spinning beads, flipping doors, turning gears, and a large roller ball. When your little one is ready, unfold the handle and let them pull themselves up and steady themselves as they walk along.

The easy-grasp handle and wide wheels will have them zooming around in no time, giving them hours of play and walking fun.

Kids love to help, and there’s nothing better than being able to mow the lawn alongside mom or dad. Suitable from 18 months, this Little Tikes mower will encourage your toddler to walk around the yard.

It has a pull cord with an engine sound, popping beads that make a noise as your little one mows, a movable throttle, and a clicking key. There’s even a removable gas can for filling with fuel. I love that all the sounds are mechanical, so there’s no need to worry about batteries running out.

This push-and-pull wooden walker, made from top-quality materials, is designed to help toddlers develop their motor skills. The fun, colorful design encourages creativity and social skills, since kids can interact with the toy and each other.

There are many activities on the walker, including beads, numbers, a xylophone, a maze, and a little window. You can count on hours of fun for your little one, while they’re simultaneously learning something new!

With an eye-catching orange owl design painted on the side, this wooden walker is suitable for children between 1 and 3 years old. The sturdy cart has non-slip wheels which can be easily maneuvered.

Fill the walker with baby’s favorite toys and let them walk them around. When they get tired, they can sit down, take the toys out and play with them. The broad base will let your baby pull themselves back up when they’re ready to walk again.

This simple wooden walker is an ideal starting place for your baby, at about 1 year old when they’re ready to start exploring. The sturdiness lets your little one pull themselves up, and the wheels leave unnoticeable marks on wooden floors.

Little lily bird sings a lullaby while your little one walks with the toy around.

Crafted by professional German designers, this wooden walker is made from top-quality Dutch wood, and the water-based paint used is safe for babies. The wheels are made of TPR material which helps to increase friction, thus saving your hardwood floors from damage.

There are removable building blocks to teach shapes, colors, and even counting numbers.

This is one I remember from my early years, as well as those of my kids. Its simplicity has stood the test of time, with balls that pop and make a noise as it’s pushed along. The faster your little one goes, the quicker they pop and the more noise they make.

The clear glass dome lets the little ones follow their movement, helping baby to learn cause and effect and encouraging them to walk.

Three alligators sitting in a swamp are the centerpiece of this push toy, suitable for children aged 12 months and over. As the toy is pushed along, the gators open their mouths and make a clacking noise. This encourages your little one to walk while holding the sturdy handle.

It has a hardwood construction with rubber-coated wheels. Non-toxic paints make it safe for little humans. Three spinning ladybugs and butterflies on the back of the toy help to keep enquiring minds amused.

The speed cannot be adjusted, so take care when your baby first starts walking, especially on hard floors.