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

I got this Jumperoo when my son was about 3 months old. I know he was young but he felt ready for it, being quite good at holding his head up from early on, as well as pushing and holding on his legs (his kicks at the end of my pregnancy literally took my breath away). He had so much gas and reflux that I'd spend all day holding him up and burping him. After 3 months of this, I was EXHAUSTED and really needed something that wouldn't involve him lying down or being seated (bumbo type) as both these positions would either make him cry or vomit. I did extensive research, read about the Jumperoo (only ever good things) and some friends mentioned how happy they were with theirs. I thought I'd give it a try and hoped for the best. Well..... if you must buy one piece of kit, make it this one! It is truly worth every single penny and more.At first, he was a bit dubious and scared of the flying parrot and frog, but I put that on the fact that he was so young. Soon enough though, he got to loving being in there and once he found out how the jumping worked, OMG.... hours of entertainment! I'd be able to leave him in there while doing a bit of cleaning, cooking, etc. When he was bored of it, it usually meant that it was time for a nap. The jumping and activity would sort of wear him out and he'd sleep so well after a Jumperoo session. As we're always out of batteries, I never got round to putting the sounds and lights on but he had so much fun anyway without them that I didn't bother. He's now nearly 8 months old and I just recently put the batteries in - he prefers it without. Now he crawls and has started standing and cruising around the living room (maybe thanks to all that jumping?), he doesn't enjoy being in the Jumperoo so much. But he's still in there a little everyday, mainly first thing in the morning after he's had breakfast and so I can have a quick shower. At least I know he's safe in there as otherwise, I can't take my eyes off him for more than a second.All in all, I would definitely recommend this Jumperoo to anyone especially those with super active babies or those like us, with gassy/refluxy little ones. Again, worth the cost and the (large) size of it in your living room!

Although expensive, this is truly one of the best things we have bought for our baby! We did try our baby in it at 4 months (as I had read others had and our baby is taller than average) but he tended to lean back in the product. Now at 6 months, he absolutely loves it (bouncing as we speak) and is at a perfect age to fully interact with all the elements of the jumperoo. Even though the new jumperoo (zoo?) was out when we bought the Rainforest Jumperoo, after looking at the other version I still chose this version as the bright colours and animals are much more attractive to the baby's eyes and am pleased I bought it.Only 2 minor negatives I can think with this product is that you can only leave your baby in it for 20mins at a time (same as door bouncers) which I couldn't find out anywhere in advance of buying the product (I'm assuming to do with the child's back?). My baby would stay in it all day if possible and gets so excited when I ask 'do you want to jump jump?'. The only other thing it is a big product (as most children's toys are!) which is fine if you have a big house but I think it is advertised as foldable, I have yet to find a way of doing this (need to relook at instructions) but it is in such constant use it is permanently up (my baby loves it so much!).Please don't let these few minor points put you off from buying it though as it truly is a marvellous product that your child will thoroughly enjoy and if nothing else, will allow you the time to get on with a few jobs (relaxing?) while watching your child in safety and enjoyment of the jumperoo. Customer Service at FP is also excellent!