Evenflo Exersaucer Johnny Jumper Featuring Easy-to-Use Clamp Attachment for Quick and Tool-Free Set Up and Adjustable Straps to Customize The Height for Your Child, Owl

This jumper was perfect. Bought it as a gift. Had to return, as they already had one.

I had originally ordered this item and it came damaged. I asked for a replacement and it came within 2 days. The jumper is easily put together and made of quality materials. Now I just need my grandkids over to test it out!

My grandson loves this. He gets sit in there for an hour and just play up and down

We got the kangaroo version. Super easy to set up, no assembly required, very cute with the little tail and all. My baby seems to enjoy it even though she is a little on the small side so can't push off the ground very well (she can reach the floor with her tippy toes). Our baby is just shy of 4 months, so arguably a little young for this but we got it for her because she is extremely eager to look around and be involved with whatever is going on in the house. She is not content to be set down in a crib, playpen, lounger, etc while we're cooking and stuff. This allows her to see her surroundings better and she seems to enjoy the relative freedom. Shes only used it 4 times so far but already I can see she's learning what to do to move and how her legs work. Just a little practice every day. Although I'm sure the manufacturer states some size or age requirement, I didn't look at that before I bought it. My personal assessment is: I would not recommend this jumper for any baby that doesn't have basic head control, is smaller than 15lbs, or hasn't reached basic motor milestones for 5-6 months. In addition to being super curious about her surroundings as mentioned above, our baby was rolling over back to front at 10 weeks, was holding her head up pretty well since birth, and has reached some other milestones ahead of the "average" schedule... otherwise I would NOT have tried putting her in a doorway jumper so soon. Size-wise, she is pretty much right down the middle of the growth charts so not like her legs are extra long to use this or anything. Our doors are a standard height, and our baby's feet are barely able to reach the ground with the jumper on the most extended setting. If you have taller doorways or a smaller baby (even if he/she is older and more mobile, just on the small side) it's likely your baby will not be able to push off the ground. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because I feel like there must be some way to design this so it's easier to get the baby in and out. I imagine it's even harder with a larger baby, and already I find it difficult to squeeze her in between the straps. It gets turned inside out every time I take her out of it becsuae it doesn't seem to want to let go of the baby! All in all an excellent buy though.

This thing is a lifesaver. The kiddo loves it and will bounce forever if we let him! We did pad a little with towels until he could sit up by himself, now I still shove one in the front to catch the slobber. The jumper was easy to assemble and install and seems well made. Only complaint is that the spring is loud...small price to pay as far as we're concerned. We started using this at about 4 months (16#), only took the kiddo a couple days to figure it out, still going strong at 6 months. It's pretty easy to adjust the height of the jumper and the webbing is nice because it doesn't get tangled or caught. Love that the spring is enclosed and the seat webbing hooks to the spring cover. We've not traveled with this but it would be easy to take elsewhere as it's pretty small, it could be easily packed in a small tote bag or carryall. I've not had to wash this but it spot cleans well. We recommend these to all the parents we know!

We've now had this jumper a few months, so I'm coming back to write my review. I'm very happy with my purchase! My daughter started standing (with assistance) around 4 months or so and didn't ever want to stop. My day doesn't always allow for hours of holding an infant up, so I looked around for something she could do that in while I could get some work done close by. A co-worker suggested a jumper, so I came here and found this one. It's been great! Pros: -Well made. I feel comfortable putting her in this jumper now at 7 1/2 months, but also when she was little at 4 1/2 months. I never am very far away from her when she's in it (I put it in my office doorway where I am working) so I feel okay with her in it. -Inexpensive! I think I paid $16 for it when I bought it. -My daughter loves it. She loves scooting back and forth in it, as well as standing. She hasn't totally grasped the jumping aspect yet but I'm sure we'll get there. -It grows with your kid. We've had other toys (bouncers, play saucers) that she has gotten too big for or bore her now. I can see her still having fun with this for months. -Easy to adjust. -Design is cute. Cons - Not sure there are any!

I've had the jumper for about a month and use it multiple times a day. A general note: while the product is very solid and safe, I would inspect the top of the door opening where it will hang from before using the product. Give a few tugs at it to make sure it is is sturdy and secure enough to support a bouncing baby. PROS: If it were up to our baby, he would be in this jumper 24-hours a day. He absolutely loves it, and we love seeing how happy he is in it. It's a perfect prop for giggly/laughing baby pics. I'm not concerned about the jumper breaking whatsoever. It is built very solid and the seat has ample cushioning, leaving little concern for baby's comfort. Assembly required a quick glance at the instruction manual, but it was quick and painless with no leftover parts. CONS: - The spring was not lubricated very well, making it VERY squeaky and it did not have a fluid bounce to it. I fixed this by trickling abut 1/2 a teaspoon of olive oil in the top of the spring chamber and it's been working just fine ever since (I choose olive oil in lieu of a typical household lubricant because if you use too much it will run down the chamber and drip on baby's head). - Getting baby in and out of this is a challenge. I don't think this is a design flaw, as anything simpler would probably compromise the baby's safety. That being said, I wouldn't recommend this if you are not comfortable holding the baby for 5-10 seconds while you wrestle him/her into it.

• Must be used in a doorway that has sturdy case trim AND enough headroom for the clip (at least 3" clear wall above the case trim. • Supervision of child is imperative. The first child we put in the bouncer took a little while to figure out how to use it. When they did, they went crazy jumping. Unless this is set up in an extra wide doorway, the child could easily whack its noggin against the doorframe if they get too jumpy. • This device is lightweight, easy to setup, adjustable, and fairly easy to put the child in and take the child out. It can easily be dropped off with the child at a baby-sitter. • The fabric portion of the seat can be removed and laundered in the regular wash.