This Jumperoo is a great activity station for baby, with lots of toys and activities and brightly coloured rainforest animals! Baby can jump to make sounds and music, and jumperoo encourages developing motor skills and stimulates the senses.
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12 months & up. Popping with colorful balls to entertain and encourage walking, as well as counting and visual tracking. Helps little ones learn numbers and counting skills. Push it along for sounds and lights, as the colorful balls pop inside the pl
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86 of 88 people found the following review helpful
 noisy fun!, By
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This review is from: Fisher-Price Brilliant Basics Corn Popper Push Toy (Toy)
We purchased this toy for our son when he was learning to walk (at 9 months of age) and now he’s 15 months old and still loves it. It’s his favorite toy of all. He pushes it, pulls it, bangs the floor with it, chases the cats with it, gives it to me to push while he watches the "popcorn" pop and even this morning he was sliding it on the dome instead of on it’s wheels. YES, it is noisy and it’s not fun to have in the background while trying to talk on the phone, but it keeps a busy toddler happy! I wouldn’t recommend it as a "learning to walk" toy because it’s not 100% stable but for someone who is stable already, I’d highly recommend it!
36 of 37 people found the following review helpful
My son’s absolute favorite!, By
kelly (Baldwin, New York United States) – See all my reviews
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I just had to write a review after the negative comments I’ve read. Yes, it can be noisy (but if he’s having fun, I’m happy). Yes, a child could run over your feet with it (my son did until we told him it hurt and wasn’t nice). However, of all the toys my son has received, this is one he keeps going back to. It was a Christmas gift when he turned one and as soon as he perfected walking, the popper quickly became his favorite toy. He pretended it was a vaccum cleaner (complete with his own sound effects). And more recently it became a weed wacker (again with sound effects). He really uses his imagination with it. He’s now 2 and he still takes it out to do a little poppin’. I believe as long as they are having fun and its safe – go with it! Also, it’s inexpensive enough that if your child isn’t thrilled with it, at least its not a big investment.
26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
A true classic. Still around for a reason! It’s great fun!, By
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I look for toys that grow with my child, encourage creativity and are versatile. I prefer toys that are fairly quiet, easy to use and lots of fun. I want a toy that has more than one button to push. Let me stress that this is not a quiet toy! However, all the other expectations in a toy are met through this toy. The child can be as imaginative and creative as he/she wants with this toy. This has been a popcorn machine, a part of our family band, a vacuum cleaner and more. My son who is two still wants to play with it. This is not a walker- in other words, it is not to help your child walk, this is a toy for playing with while you walk. Very fun. |
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43 of 43 people found the following review helpful
Exactly what we needed., By
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This review is from: Fisher-Price 2012 Space Saver High Chair (Baby Product)
I liked the idea of the Space Saver for our 4 month old daughter because 1) we didn’t have to purchase another piece of “furniture” to clutter up our already tight eating spaces, 2) it was dishwasher safe, and 3) it had reclining features and the tray adjusts to her size as she grows older (and chubbier, I suppose!). Needless to say, this product satisfied all our needs. AND, by far this is the cutest design Fisher Price came up with – gender neutral as well. Things I discovered: it is VERY easy to “install” (if you call snapping a fastener to the back and under the chair “installing”). It is sturdy. The cover is machine washable and can be removed/wiped easily. The tray is very roomy for toys or keeping prying hands away from bowls filled with food. Needless to say, we are 100% satisfied with this product: highly recommend.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
 not upright enough, By
This review is from: Fisher-Price 2012 Space Saver High Chair, Scatterbug (Baby Product)
I purchased this at a BBrU and at first was thrilled. Its got a nice wide base. It fit fine onto a dining room chair. Was easy to assemble, install, and adjust to fit my LO. But within a couple of uses it has lost its charm. Granted its the first highchair/booster I’ve ever dealt with with my own baby, so maybe these will be issues I come up against when I look to replace this. Here are the problems I have: 1. The seat back in its upright position does not come close enough to vertical, so my baby, who is completely capable of sitting up on her own, is forced to recline. And than her butt slides forward toward the saddle horn (what’s that called, anyway?) So she kind of looks slouchy in it. I want her to be able to sit on her butt and be upright, not sit on her lower back and lean back. 2. The seat under the butt is not smooth AT ALL. There’s a cut out right under the butt that’s about an inch and a half wide and a couple inches long. I wouldn’t want to sit in it. Maybe it wouldnt be a problem if the seat cover was more padded. But its a pretty thin (read easy wash/quick dry) seat cover. 3. The last thing, I suspect is universal among trays, but I don’t like it. The underside of the tray is like a honey comb; tons and tons of little crevices, probably necessary for pouring and molding plastic trays, I don’t know. But my baby, who’s hands are covered in moosh, touches the underside of the tray, which makes for a less quick clean up. Think of it as potentially being like the underside of a table at a diner.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Bigger than I thought…,
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This review is from: Fisher-Price 2012 Space Saver High Chair, Scatterbug (Baby Product)
I like the look of the high chair, but it is bigger than I thought. I also thought it collapsed for easy transport, but not the case either. Will just have to take it apart when we travel. |
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