Wooden or plastic push walker, which is better?

Reviewers frame it as a trade-off. Wooden walkers (Tiny Land, Melissa & Doug, Pithfor) are praised for durability and longer play life as a doll stroller or toy hauler, but several are flagged for tipping until a baby has enough core strength. Plastic sit-to-stand models (VTech, Fisher-Price) win on price, lights-and-music engagement, and a wider, harder-to-tip base, though some parents find the electronic features gimmicky.