This product is unsafe if not attached to another wagon. The daycare that my child attends had one. My two-year-old daughter was sitting in it when another toddler tried to pull her for a ride. The handle flipped up sending my daughter for a hard fall onto the asphalt.

The trailer seems pretty durable much like the wagon it goes with. Assembly was pretty easy but you definately need a hammer to help wack things in place. It's large enough for my 3 year old to ride in comfortably. I don't know that I would put a baby carrier in it although I didn't try. The one thing I don't particularly like is that it seems to take a lot of muscle to get it on and off. Although over time, I believe it will get easier as it wears down. I've had to sit on it, kick it, push, shove and wack to get the trailer on and off the hitch. Even though it's difficult to get on and off, it won't keep me from using it.

good idea that you can pull extra stuff(especially for the people who love swap meets like me) so you children dont have to be squashed with stuff. but it is too much money it should be like $20 or less.

i loved my step two wagon set the only problem i had was that i had no where to put the diaper bag and all the other stuff children require except on there feed and that is why this trailor works perfect for me i can haul diaperbags small coolers and a toy or two in it or haul an extra child .

WHEN I WAS LOOKING FOR TOYS FOR MY 4 YEAR OLD SON, I SAW THE PEDAL FARM TRACTOR. ON THE SAME PAGE AS THE PEDAL FARM TRACTOR, WAS A PICTURE OF THE TAG-ALONG-TRAILER PLUS. SINCE IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT THESE TWO TOYS GO TOGETHER, I PURCHASED BOTH. HOWEVER, UPON ASSEMBLING THE TRAILER, IT TURNS OUT THAT THE TRAILER DOES NOT GO WITH THE FARM TRACTOR. BASED UPON A STEP 2 BROCHURE, THERE IS ANOTHER TRAILER THAT GOES WITH THE TRACTOR.