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

The Fisher-price baby bouncer is a lifesaver! My baby loves the gentle bouncing motion and the soft fabric is so cozy. The included toy bar keeps my little one entertained, and it's easy to remove,. The three-point harness ensures safety, and I appreciate how lightweight and portable it is. It's sturdy design lets me feel comfortable while keeping my baby happy and relaxed while I get some chores done. Highly recommend to any parent.

My 6 month old loves this thing! He jumps around and has so much fun. He loves all the toys and lights. It was easy to put together and is adjustable. My baby is still a bit short for it so I just put a blanket underneath for him

Our granddaughter loves this!!! This activity bouncer is a must have, there are so many things to play with! Our granddaughter has so much fun playing and bouncing in this.

My baby loves it. Would recommend. If baby is happy mom is happy!!Well made! Love the details like a turning seat, jumping...

We got these when my girls were either 3 or 4 months, they are now almost 14 months.I had borrowed an Exersaucer from my friend, I'm not sure which one but it had a TON of toys. Both my girls were smaller than average and the exersaucer seat opening was too big for them to use, even if I put pillows or blankets in there. My girls also were not entertained by it and could not spin themselves around. I tried several times but they soon screamed if I even attempted to put them in it. So the search began for something else to entertain them and I decided on a Jumperoo. So many too choose from but based on the Tons of Wonderful Reviews and the price seemed good to me since I had to buy 2.My husband and I had these assembled in no time at all. When we placed our daughters in these for the first time, they did NOT scream or cry but their eyes were looking all over at all the new & interesting thigs. The seat opening was a lot smaller than the exersaucer which was PERFECT. It made my girls feel more secure & snug and I didnt have to use pillows or blankets around them. We did have to pile up some pillows under their feet in order for them to touch.At first they didn't know how to jump and occasionally they'd get excited and accidently jump and look excited. Have your camcorder ready because these are some very cute moments that you are going to want to capture. From that day on my girls have been in these everyday & LOVE them. With the jumperoo they can easily jump or bounce and it spins very easily. With the exersaucer all they can do is spin which seemed harder to turn and then can tilt which I think would make smaller babies feel like they were going to fall, they also won't get as much exercise in the exersaucer.The seats are soft and very durable. I've washed them many times in the washer and they still look brand new. The attached toys are also very easy to clean and I actually didn't think they looked too entertaining but my girls have always loved them. Sometimes they jump all around like crazy, sometimes they just chill & play with the toys & other times they just sit & watch TV or eachother. It is really funny if you have twins because you can see them mirror eachother in these, one does something & the other will follow suit.These are one of the items we've definately gotten our money out of and I consider a MUST HAVE. It gives me some free time while keeping them entertained & happy & SAFE! It also gives them exercise.Also sometimes one of my daughters really gets this thing rocking back and forth & she slams into the poles but this is a very sturdy & safe toy, it has never even once came close to tipping and she has definately tested its limits.One of my girls is now 20lbs so we've only got 5lbs more before she outgrows this. That is going to be a sad day considering how mucht they love them and they are part of our daily routine. I am going to have a difficult time finding anything even comparable to how wonderful this is.

We have an active baby that really likes to stand, tries to walk when held, and always wants to be on the move -- it can be exhausting. From reviews I read, the Jumperoo seemed like a great toy to provide excercise and fun for the baby (and a short break for Mom & Dad).The long awaited Rainforest Jumperoo finally came about a week ago! Since we had pre-ordered from Amazon in November anticipating a Christmas gift, we were disappointed that there were delays and it was not expected 'til well after the holidays.In the meantime, my 3 month old son was anxious to move and had lots of energy, so I bought the Deluxe Jumperoo at a local retailer about 4 weeks ago. He liked it, but seemed to get bored quickly with the toys and would use it just a few minutes each day.Some of the key differences with the Rainforest Jumperoo:- The seat rotates 360 degrees and there are toys all around it, so there is always something new to look at -- and he can change his view of the room by himself (he's just starting to turn in it on his own).- There are animals hanging above his head from the "leaves" and the baby loves to look at them and sometimes jumps to try and reach them.- The music & sounds are pretty cool...like they would play at a carribean restaurant. The Deluxe music was okay, but the "boinging" noises (although fun at first) got annoying pretty quickly.- The format is round versus the old A-frame style -- although I feared it would take up even more space, it actually looks less obtrusive and fits in the room better. It's easier to get by and doesn't trip you!- There are three hanging springs (versus four) which seems to offer more mobility and freedom of movement. Sometimes he just sways around.- Now nearly 4 months old, our son will spend happy stretches of 20-30+ minutes multiple times a day in the Rainforest version. Less than a week ago, he would spend about 15 minutes a day in the Deluxe version.- The Rainforest version is attractive and seems well made in comparison to the "Deluxe". It has thoughtful design details -- like the tree frog seat and the silky green tie-dyed fabric under the hanging leaves.- It appears that when folded it will take less space than the Deluxe -- which is pretty awkward when folded.- If your decor is more subtle, the Rainforest Jumperoo will probably fit in better than the vibrant blue painted frame of the Deluxe version.Suggested changes:- More opions for the height of the seat -- this seems like an easy change the manufacturer could make that would be helpful. My son is pretty tall for his age, but between a "1" and a "2". So his feet are flat on the ground at level 1, and don't quite reach at level 2. This means he stands and sort of walks to get slight bouncing -- versus actually jumping (the toes are supposed to touch but not have feet flat on floor for optimal jumping).- I would like some sort of storage option (like a vinyl bag it would fit into) to take to another room, store it for company, etc.Overall, the Rainforest version was a little more expensive than the Deluxe, but in my view, well worth it. The differences are more than cosmetic, and our son really does seem to enjoy it more than than the Deluxe (which is on it's way to Grandma's today).

My little grandbaby know she enjoyed this bouncer, she was laughing herself up something in it. It easy to assemble and it was a good size for her, it is very stable and it was easy to clean off. She loves play time with her new bouncer.