Dimensions
- Length: 40 cm cm
- Width: 30 cm cm
- Height: 46 cm cm
Product Details
- The handle can be mounted in two different positions – straight up to give the beginner a lot of support, and slightly angled so the walker is easier to roll when the child gains more self-confidence.
- The wheels can be adjusted to roll with some resistance – or smoothly when the child walks with more confidence.
- On the walker's flatbed, your child can load and drive around with their favourite things.
- Walking on one’s own trains things like motor skills and balance.
- The UPPSTÅ series is created to help your child learn and discover, and it has various figures from the forest inspired by our Scandinavian roots.
- At this age, children learn with all their senses. Structures, sounds and different colours and patterns enhance the child's experiences when playing.
- Please refer to packaging label for country of origin
Good to know
- Recommended for ages from 12 months.
- WARNING! Adult assembly required. Take care when opening package – contains small parts hazardous to children under 3 years in unassembled stage.
- Each part is carefully tested and withstands your child throwing, beating and chewing on it.
- Matches other products in the UPPSTÅ and BRUMMIG series.
Designer
S Edholm/L Ullenius“For us, there’s nothing better than being out in a forest – so much inspiration lies in the living room of animals. We’re all also dependent on it, so we must show respect. That’s why we decided to create a forest for children with this message. A colourful fantasy world where all animals love each other and play together. We hope children will like, play with and sleep close to the figures. Maybe they’ll also awaken curiosity and interest about the future of our forests?"
Care instructions
- Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Environment & Materials
- Wooden part/-s: Birch plywood, Acrylic paint, Clear acrylic lacquer
- Wheel: Polypropylene plastic
- Wheel cover: Synthetic rubber
- Axle: Steel, Galvanized
- Handle: Steel, Polyester powder coating