The duck is adorable, all made of wood. The head turns from side to side, it makes a clicking sound. There is a good white rubber band on the wheels to make sure it roles well on floors. Main negative is the placement of the cord: as it's down in the belly, and also short, the duck tips backwards every time, very frustrating for my toddler. The rope should come from neck. It keeps falling back, standing on its tail and then it just drags on the floor. My kid loved the animal, but can't play with this :( Read more

I gave this to my grandson for Christmas 2020. He was 18 months old at the time, now just about 21 months. He took to it right away and has been developing the skills required to pull it and keep it upright. At first he turned round and round in circles because that seemed to work for him. Now he has learned to pull it behind him, careful (most of the time) not to cause it to tip over, but when it does, he knows how to upright it again. So far, it has been very durable showing no signs of wear and tear. Read more

This toy has been absolutely great with helping my 13 month old balance herself while walking in different directions. My 13 month old has learned how to walk while pulling the string & she ( as well as I ) is so entertained by the trolloping sound of the duck as it moves. It moves its arm very swiftly at ease. This is truly something to gift or keep in the family :) Read more

The media could not be loaded.  This Duck is adorable! It makes soft click sound when moving, it moves its head and rotates wings! the wheels have rubber string around, so the toy moves on a hard floors without annoying noise. The wood has smooth nice edges, paint looks of a good quality. I bought it for 15 months old toddler, who got excited watching this duck in action :) The baby is still figuring out the concept of pulling the toy by herself, but when looses the patience, she asks me to pull the toy so she can watch it. A big smile on the baby's face totally worth buying the duck. Our whole family likes this cute duck. Read more

If you are looking for an adorable little pull toy this is perfect. it's head moves left and right and it's easily pulled. My granddaughter is one and a half and pulled it around forever as soon as we gave it to her. She loves it! I love little wooden toys, so much nicer than plastic. Read more

I gave this to my 18-month-old granddaughter for Christmas. She loved it! Her 3-year-old cousin loved it too! Between them, they dragged it all over the house for a week and it stood up very well to the constant punishment. It rolls and quacks pleasingly when pulled by the string, and also endures bravely the repeated knocks and bumps inflicted by a toddler who is not yet skilled in this maneuver. Read more

This is a beautiful, well made toy. This little duck captivated both my 9 month old and 2 year old grandsons. Adorable quacking action and head movement and wings rotate as ducky moves along. This is a great toy. Read more

My nearly 10 months old baby likes it when he first saw it this morning. Though he doesn't know how to make it move, the bright colors attract him very much and he just licks the duck mouth without any hesitate.The design is very simple.However, the connection between the duck head and the front rollers is made of plastic, I am afraid it may be broken if the duck head is twisted directly by force. After all you will not know exactly what will your baby do to their toys.Another cons is that the paint is easily been wore off when the parts grind with each other. You can see this from the picture I uploaded, that the red paint from the roller is seen on the white body(Just played for 2 hours.). I am not sure whether the paint is safe for baby. So if your baby still likes to lick everything, I suggest you to watch your baby and keep him/her from licking the duck. Read more