I am a huge fan of multifunctional products. The longer we can use a product, the better. As soon as we received the Chicco Quattro (provided by CSNBaby.com), I couldn’t wait to set this thing up for Boogie. What I admired about the product was it’s ability to adjust as Boogie grows as it offers four play modes: Rocker, Push ‘N Go, Push ‘N Walk, as well as Sit ‘N Ride.
When we received the car, Boogie wasn’t walking yet, so he was unable to scoot. We attached the safety bars and top bar to use in Push ‘N Go mode. We didn’t use this mode very long and here’s why. In Push ‘N Go mode, the top bar was not sturdy and the steering wheel didn’t lock in place. This made it hard to steer in a straight path and when making turns, the top bar seemed unstable as if it could possibly snap. Pushing Boogie around in the car became too much work, so we just removed the top bar and let him push it around as he learned how to walk in Push ‘N Walk mode.
Now, he enjoys pushing and scooting the car throughout the house. He loves the removable electronic activity center that sits in the steering wheel so much that it hardly stays attached to the steering wheel. The car is holding up pretty well. It seems that a lot of thought went in to this product, but a few things were overlooked. I’m hoping to see the issue with the top bar and steering wheel addressed in the next model of the Chicco Quattro.
Retail: $114.00 - $128.00
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Oh wow I like this so much! Look at Boogie go! Sadly my wild boy would not use it for the purpose intended!