Fisher-Price Colourful Carnival Spacesaver Jumperoo

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And even though it’s a little smaller in size and has a little less activities compared to the typical activity center. This keeps my daughter entertained so I can do some jobs like the ironing or make a cup of tea which all us mummies take for granted. Ages: Use only for a child who is able to hold head upright unassisted and who is not able to walk or climb out of product (approximately 9 months).

Cab be used from 4 months , then when baby is old enough its also a walker aswell so saves space and will last longer? It is height adjustable so will grow with Eliza, and the bouncy spring is at the back, covered with a fabric sleeve and well out of reach of little hands. Fat Llama is a peer-to-peer rental platform — we connect people who need stuff with people who have stuff.

I quite like the tunes, they’re not typical annoying repetitive tunes, so I’m happy enough for him to have them on as long as he’s in the Jumperoo.

Before becoming mobile, this toy enable my baby to experience the sensation of being upright and I am convinced that it helped him to develop the muscles he needed to pull himself up. If you’re looking for an activity center with more movement for your little one, this might not be something you want. At first we used the setting which allows the lights and sounds to be on permanently until she got the hang of it, but before long she was bouncing away merrily and enjoyed hearing the different noises and interacting with the animals.Because baby’s natural jumping and kicking actions send the seat bouncing up and down with lights, sounds and music to reward baby’s jumping! Because baby's natural jumping and kicking actions send the seat bouncing up and down with lights, sounds and music to reward baby's jumping. When you open the box the first thing that made me worry was the amount of bits and pieces there are to put it together.

There’s a light up keyboard-esque panel on the front of the Jumperoo, which features a variety of tunes. Despite this, he still seems to enjoy the Jumperoo and he’s happy enough to bounce and play so is clearly entertained by the activities. By providing my child’s information, I certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the child or that I have legal authority to submit the child’s information. I am a mum of two (aged 13 and 8) and I started Tantrums to Smiles with the aim of being able to help others by sharing lots of hopefully helpful information, advice and reviews.

This might be down to the fact that there is actually not much bounce in the product, because there is only one spring compared with other bouncers where there are three.

The toy bar is full of spinners, clackers and teethers for them to enjoy, while working on those gross motor skills. My baby is quite small for her age and became a little frustrated when she couldn't reach the toys on the arch. I think it would be a great investment for a family who perhaps don't have the space for the original Jumperoo but still want the same type of toy. Instantly noticeable is the fact the Jumperoo is really light and no where near as bulky as the original. I love that the product is foldable so can easily put it up and down, when it is up there, quite a bit of space is used but so simple to put away once finished with.We starting using it with Chloe too and she really liked it too (plus, it seemed she would regularly wear herself out with all the jumping and fall asleep in it regularly. Looks like a great investment, I considered one of these when Monkey was little but they were so big I think if I had, had found a foldable one I would have been sold! Because she is upright and at a higher level, the older children can enjoy playing and interacting with her, which is a great bonding experience for them. Use only for a child who is able to hold head up unassisted and who is not able to walk or climb out of product. And because it folds flat, it doesn’t take over my living room and I don’t stub my toe every time I pass.