The first thing that appealed to me about Delta Children‘s Lil’ Drive Walker is how adorable it is. Put your toddler into this little car and he or she is ready to cruise! There are a Delta Children Driver Walkerslot of activities featured on this walker that allow a baby to feel like a big kid, getting ready to zoom off. As Henry—10 months old—demonstrates here, baby can pull the shifter to rev the engine and turn the steering wheel for pretend driving fun. Henry loves the cause and effect of spinning the ball to trigger lights and sounds. The tray is removable, so kids can enjoy the activities even when they’re not on the go.

The Lil’ Drive Walker can be adjusted to three different heights, so the walker can grow with the child. Parents will also appreciate that the volume can be lowered for quieter play. Perhaps most importantly, there is a safety stopper to prevent the walker from being able to fall down stairs.

This product and more from Delta Children will be on display at The Big Toy Book’s Sweet Suite 14 event in New York City on July 17. Part of Blogger Bash, a two-day conference connecting bloggers and brands nationwide, Sweet Suite will feature the hottest toys and games for the upcoming holiday season. Visit thebigtoybook.com for more info, and follow the conversation on Twitter!

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Jackie Breyer

Jackie Breyer

Jackie Breyer is the vice president of Adventure Media & Events, and group publisher of The Toy Book, The Toy Insider, and The Pop Insider. She has been reporting on retail and toy industry trends for more than 20 years. Jackie has been featured in the Netflix series The Toys That Made Us, The History Channel’s The Toys That Built America, and Nat Geo’s The ’80s Top 10: Toys, as well as The TODAY show, CNBC's Power Lunch, NBC News, CNN, MSNBC, Yahoo Finance, Cheddar, and more. Jackie is the 2012 recipient of the Wonder Woman in Toys, Licensing & Entertainment Award in the field of Journalism & Social Media. A true ’80s kid, Jackie is a fan of Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, Super Mario, Care Bears, My Little Pony, and Archie Comics. Her first Cabbage Patch Kid was named Cecily Aretha. She still has her charm necklace, and her Garbage Pail Kid card collection is bigger than yours. Jackie has successfully trained her kids Lena and Henry to be Mario Kart experts. You can follow her on social media @jackiebreyer and connect with her on LinkedIn.

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