Fisher-Price Jumperoo Baby Activity Center with Lights Sounds and Music, Interactive Baby Bouncer, Rainforest, K7198

My 5 month old baby is in love with the amazing jumperoo! I couldn't believe how much he loves it, he was a little bit short for it at first and he was just using his toes however, I remembered that my friend had one for her little one. She used to put a book under Neath her baby's feet so I tried it and he learnt very quickly to used flat feet.I didn't want to purchase a door bouncer due to the safety hazards with fingers getting trapped in doors and the change of my little one banging his head. When I went to my friends house I saw that she had a jumperoo and I just had to buy one! She said that she paid £110 which is a lot of money but it looked like so much fun so I went on amazon and it was £51.33 with free postage! AMAZING! Look out for when the price drops!The colours are bright and it's amazing for fine motor skills, my little on love spinning the balls with the sun and animals inside of them. He had now learned to do the 360 turning so he can now turn to follow me whilst I clean :D bonus!It's easy to assemble seeing as I managed to do it all by myself with baby brain and being very blonde, the instructions are very clear and well explained.My little man is on the lowest of the three settings which is number 3 and he is 5 months old. Whilst using and large book under his feet it shows that he still has a long before he grows out of it.I would definitely recommend this product as it is amazing even all of the family who come over just love watching him, as he has so much fun and signs delight on his face :D

First things first, this is a sizable piece of kit. measuring about 1m in diameter, and just over 1m tall, it's a hefty piece of kit. Taking about 10 minutes to put together upon arrival, once built it's pretty sturdy although could be collapsed down again easily enough if needed.The bouncing platform has three adjustment levels what will help you match the height of the bouncer with the height of your baby as they grow both in height and weight. The settings seem reasonably well judged so far and it looks like there's a reasonable period of use to be had from it, although if I had to guess, I'd think that our little one won't fit into this much beyond 12months old.It's built up to FisherPrice quality. Plastics are good quality, well moulded and easily to clean. There's plenty of variety for baby to look at and interact with, from the motion sensitive sound and lights to spinnable rattles, dangling frogs and flies on cables. Lots to grab, hold, turn, spin, pull and otherwise interact with. The seat that baby sits in is able to rotate through 360degrees, meaning that baby can turn to face whichever toys take their fancy or watch whatever's most interesting.The seat cover is removable and can be washed, pretty much everything else can just be wiped clean. Our little one loves this for about 10 - 15 minutes at a time, during which he wears himself out. It's certainly helping strengthen his legs and perhaps his balance too. He probably only plays in it once or twice a day but he really does enjoy it. Timing is critical though, there's no use putting him in the jumperoo for at least 2 hours after a feed or it will come back up.At the original price of >100quid, it was a lot of money to spend on a toy that will get relatively little use... assume 20 minutes a day for 6 days a week, for 6months (before they get too big)... means it's over £1 per hour of use.At the newly reduced price of 50quid, it's much more reasonable and highly recommended - provided you've got the space!

I can't say enough about the Rainforest Jumperoo. Quite simply it is the best thing ever in the world, full stop. From the minute my daughter went into it on Christmas Day 2012 my life changed forever. She was a colicky baby who spend the first few months crying in pain and I was unable to leave her. This made her laugh and bounce. She bounced that hard in it some days I thought she would take off. She certainly tested it to its limits and it withstood the test.At first she just dangled, but enjoyed the spinny things and lights and teether bug.Then she realised she could jump in it and her whole life stepped up a gear. She had a purpose.Now she is a strapping 18 month old and the Jumperoo lives in the loft (I can't bear to part with it) but she still loves to jump and it still makes her giggle like a nutter. Everyone says she is such a happy child and I think the Jumperoo helped with that, certainly in the early days. I now have 4 friends who have a jumperoo thanks to the transformation in our house. It takes up a fair bit of room and the music is a bit annoying after a time but its definitely worth every penny.Thank you so much FisherPrice from us xxx