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Walkers and happiness. Grandmothers must read!
28 February 2020
«..Something else. She decided to take a child there. Can't you play by yourself? Call me! I'll help, I'm not a stranger after all!..".
«...Why does he need them? Don't force me - let him decide for himself.… Like it, you say? Yeah, that's how he told you everything.. You put him there yourself, he didn't get in voluntarily..."
"...Well, yes, your walker is still somewhere in the attic. But don't compare it! We worked hard to earn a penny, we didn't have time to look after the children. And you don't know the problems...".
Grandparents always know how to raise and "not spoil" children. There are even those disputes... to obey, ignore or argue is not the topic of our conversation today.
Let's talk about compromises and mutual understanding.
And they will judge us the most: baby walkers!
"Let him learn to walk by himself! All our ancestors did that, and they won wars!"
This is really almost their main function: to help them learn how to walk. At first, half-sitting, so as not to overdo the load.
This helps strengthen the legs. (And not to win wars! For example, let them run on the warm sand as soon as possible. Aren't we going to the sea?..)
Over time, the height can be adjusted. All Carrello walkers have a height adjustment function. You adjust a comfortable position for the child's height, and that's it, nothing rubs, it doesn't squeeze, and the child is comfortable.
In addition, if the child is seated in a walker, then moving around the room, he will be able to relax by sitting down.
Well, the final stage of the "walker walking school" is not to walk "in" a walker, but "with" a walker. This is the function "first steps". Available in Oceano, Libero, Eterno, and Torino models.
It's simple: the rear jumper on the lower base is removed, and the baby, holding onto a special handle, walks carefully, pushing the walker in front of him, learning to control speed and balance.
"Why are they walkers? If you're busy, let someone else sit..."
Well, yes, "someone"... Well, think about it yourself: why is this necessary if I'm at home anyway, and I have a walker!
We don't leave him in the walker for more than 15 minutes. The baby is in a walker, exploring the space and exercising his legs, while dad or mom manages to cook something in the kitchen, help with toys, and talk on the phone...
If a child gets tired of riding in a walker by himself, you can help him move around using a parent's pen, which is available, for example, in Carrello Eterno walkers.
Or another option: a swing system, such as in the Carrello Oceano walker. Special compact arches at the base of the walker change position with one click - and the walker turns into a rocking chair. Another nice feature that makes the device a good friend for the child.
"Seat the child "in line"?.. He'll be bored!"
Our parents seem to remember those "good old" walkers that existed when they were young. Heavy, bulky, and gray.
That's okay. Come on, I'll show you our new Carrello walkers. Do you see the color? Drawings? The form? It's bright and interesting, isn't it?
But that's not the main thing. Look. There's a whole game board here. Buttons, rattles, little paws. He plays, blinks, flashes, beeps (the panel makes different sounds, the child is having fun)). In this regard, the Carrello Libero model is particularly interesting.
The panel will be removed. And with a "light movement of the hand" it turns into a table. You can put food for the child, put pieces of fruit or his favorite toys. He walks by himself, he "carries" his own things with him).
"They are big... It's probably still heavy..."
Words are superfluous - you just need to pick them up. Lightweight, durable, without corners or sharp edges, with a metal body and durable plastic.
In the Carrello walker, the wheels are rubberized and silent while riding. All 5 wheels are designed for reliability and balance.
The backrest in the Carrello walker is soft, so it is comfortable for the child not only to walk, but also to sit. The cover can be removed and easily erased.
Well, about security. In fact, this is almost the main criterion.
Grandma looks at it and asks: well, the folding function (when the walker can be folded and hidden, for example, under the bed, in the closet or on the mezzanine) is, of course, very convenient. Can't they collapse by themselves under the weight of a child?
No! All Carrello walkers have a special safety button to protect them from accidental folding. It should be out of the reach of the child and in the enabled mode completely eliminates an accident).
