CrawligatorMobility Crawler Toy for Babies - Develops Gross Motor Skills, Ergonomic Design, STEM Authenticated, HSA/FSA Eligible

Our son was a preemie and still can’t support himself on his arms or crawl. He also has slightly decreased muscle tone in one arm and hates when he has to support himself on it during PT.. the crawligator makes it way more enjoyable for him and easier for us to distract him with a toy so he can hold himself up longer. We also like how his knees have room to bend to get used to the crawling movement. It remains in place on carpet, but can wheel around eventually on hardwood floors. I don’t know how it would perform for a full term baby who meets all gross motor milestones, but every baby has different preferences and needs, and I’m so glad we bought this for him! I can almost guarantee this will help him crawl and push up on both arms, at which point we will discontinue use.

I see an crawl alligator coming at me! Grandson has celébral Palsy and therapist hadn’t seen anything like it. They thought was good aid. He loves it and we see him go anywhere that has a smooth surface. We love it!

The product is already helping my young child with his mobility skills. He has WHS, a rare genetic disorder. I fully anticipate he will be crawling very soon. Thank you!

Very upset with this after paying what I did. The shape is all wrong and makes it hard for Abby to even try to crawl. The design was not thought out well at all. Very disappointed with the whole thing. The wheels actually make it difficult to move.

I bought this for my 9 month old nephew and front time on it, he was a little surprised. Once he got off of it, he didn't want to get back on. He actually started crawling on his own after that time. It was comfortable for him but it moved trying to get him on it. Once he got on it, it was more stable. I like it for him and would recommend to help babies crawl.