Fisher-PriceBaby Bouncer Pink Petals Jumperoo Musical Activity Center with Lights Sounds & Developmental Toys

The media could not be loaded. My son started using this jumper when he turned 4 months old. HE ABSOLUTELY LOVES IT! When I'm leaning down to put him into the jumper, he already starts "jumping" his legs. He's not very tall, when we first started using the jumper he was around 25", now he's at 25.5" and the Level 1 height is perfect for him! He will stay in his jumper for up to an hour, sometimes a little more, jumping nonstop and playing with the toys! In this video he is 4 months and about 1 week, and this is only his third time using the jumper! He's always had strong legs, and this is perfect for him. The toys attached to the jumper, while not exactly exciting, they do keep him entertained while he's in the jumper. So far he hasn't figured out how to turn himself around the 360 degrees, so he only plays with the elephant toy bar part. He does try and look at the toys hanging from the leaves above him as well. We have it set so that the sounds and lights go off when he jumps, which means its going off pretty much the entire time he's in there. He doesn't seem to mind if the sounds/lights are even on though, so we don't always use it.We were trying to decide between this jumper and the Baby Einstein jumper. We decided on this one because a lot of the reviews said that it was easier to jump in, and the springs were "springier" and jumping was easier. I have to say, I'm very pleased with the decision. He tried out the Baby Einstein Musical Motion Activity Jumper, Blue at a friend's house a few days ago, and didn't get nearly the amount of jumping action that he gets on this one. We also have the Fisher-Price SpaceSaver Bounce 'n Spin Froggy, and I definitely wouldn't recommend that one. He hasn't even figured out that it jumps, mostly because his feet barely touch the ground, and it is extremely stiff and difficult to jump on. Also, the toys are hard to reach, and only kept him entertained for 10 minutes at most, which is why I almost didn't buy this jumper. Very happy I did! My friend went out and bought her daughter (also 4 months) the same jumper as soon as she saw this video, and she loves it as well. It was very simple to put together luckily, since the directions were kind of confusing to figure out, especially how to put the seat cover on. Its very sturdy, as you can see from the video, my son goes crazy on it sometimes and it holds up just fine. We've had it for about 3 weeks now, don't know what we ever did without it! Its saved my sanity since my son is very active, and now I can actually get some stuff done!

I bought a "Jenny-Jump-Up" (it hooks onto the molding of your doorway), but found out that the hook wouldn't fit onto any of the doorways (my fault, I live in an older house with huge molding) and it was sort of inconvenient to always try and find a doorway since not a lot of my household activities were close to one.I know the Fisher-Price Jumperoo is expensive and I argued back and forth as to whether or not it was even worth the money, but after finally deciding to purchase it I can say that I'm very satisfied. I'm not rolling in the dough, either, so this was a major splurge for my third daughter (and I wish I'd bought it for the first so that I could have handed it down from the first to the second and from the second to the third, getting good use out of it).Pros: Less expensive activity gyms don't bounce, and this one sure does. It can take the abuse of my 6 month old when all she wants to do for hours is bounce (and I don't have the arm strength to bounce her on my lap all day!)You don't have to worry about sizing. My tiny little 10 pounder can fit into it nicely and it will eventually adapt for a much larger child (my second daughter is a chunk and she still gets some use out of this).It comes with a warranty for broken pieces. Things break, that's just the way life is, and it's nice to know I can send for replacement parts if I need to.You can send Fisher-Price your email and they will let you know instantly if something is recalled or has an excess of broken parts.It comes with little activity toys, but you can take them off if you don't like them. It comes with music and lights, but you don't have to turn them on if you aren't into that kind of thing. It's very adaptable to what YOU want from it.It has the ability to fold and transport from room to room.Cons: It's a little pricey. Like I said before, I'm not rich (I get most of my things second hand or for free from friends that have older children), but if I had to spend a large amount of money on only one thing in the first three years of my daughter's life, it would be this!My 6 month old love to bounce in it (and believe it or not, she actually plays with the activity toys! I didn't think she would, but she spins the little sun around and fiddles with the parrot), it can be moved to any room, and it will fit her for the next few years. In my opinion, it's very much worth it!

10/10 recommend! Was the only way I could put him down so mom could eat!My son started using this toy at about 4.5 months, when he still couldn’t sit up by himself. He is almost 8 months now and still loves it! There are three different height settings and he is only at number 2, much more room to grow :) very sturdy with tons of little, colorful gadgets and toys to keep them occupied and learning.The adjustable height is great with infants constantly growing and changing. It took us a while to figure out the adjustment straps. Pro Tip: the metal bar (as shown in picture 2) goes INSIDE the fabric loop to secure.The arms that arch over the baby seat are great for adding little toys to hang from too. We are always changing the hanging toys to keep him entertainer.Lastly, very easy to clean. The fabric seat comes off and is machine washable. The whole table and toys are hard plastic. Easy to disinfect.