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Most HelpfulMy daughter received the Fisher Price Bounce and Spin pony as a holiday gift. This pony is similar to the Fisher Price Smart Cycle, but is intended for a younger crowd. Whereas the Smart Cycle is for children who are ages 3-6, the pony is suited for children who are ages 1-3.
The pony comes unassembled,...
Most HelpfulFisher Price Bounce and Spin Pony (well, mine is a zebra but its really the same - isn't it?...) is cute, with flashy lights and colors and music, and my grandkids play on theirs for a grand total of about 30 minutes per month. They don't get much use out of it til over 24 months old because it's too...
read full review »Okay does anyone's child really play with this thing?
I thought oh yes it has music and learning with animated characters, my son will love this. Boy was I surprised on Christmas morning (and everyday since) when my son gave it a few shakes, a few bounces and walk away to the next toy.
After about three days of my very active toddler ignorning this thing I decided to investigate. yes I got on it myself. First off The pony seems to be a little to hard to bounce for a toddler, secondly, if you don't bounce the animals don't do anything except rtemind you to bounce.
The music was nice, however...
read full review »When I purchased this toy for my fifteen month old daughter, I honestly thought she would have shown interest in it right away. It has everything she loves, bright lights, animal noises, it spins and she could even jump around on it. However to my suprise she showed little to no interest in the toys after the first five minutes. I though Hmmmm, maybe if I turn the TV adapter on she will become a bit more intrigued. Once again it only took five minutes of the singing characters for her to lose interest. Dont get me wrong, she will sit and jump up and down on the hours for a few mintues...
read full review »My eighteen month old received this for christmas from his grandfather. The toy itself is durable and fun for the kids to climb on and jump up and down on but the minute i tried to plug into the tv forget it! Trying to explain to my son and have him pay attention long enough on the tv was not easy. He would rather sit on it and watch sponge bob than sit there and try and have his mother explain to him how to move the horse and picking the right items on the screen etc. it just seemed a little to much for a toddler to comprehend. The horse itself though my kids love. they play with...
read full review »We have the fisher price bounce and spin pony. It was given to my younger son for his first birthday. He likes the music it plays, how it lights up, and loves to bounce on it. He has not figured out how to make it spin around yet. IThe pony is very cute, but my son will only use for two to four minutes at a time, a couple times a week if I am lucky. It seems to just sit there most days. This toy is also very bulky, the base is wide. It does not fold up in anyway. It seems durable however as my five year old has bounced on it a couple times and it still works great. ...
read full review »I have only positive things to say about the Fisher Price Bounce and Spin Pony! My son received this as a Christmas present right before he turned 12 months old. He really began to be able to use it by himself at about 18 months. He is already learning his alphabet and starting to count numbers by himself from several of the activities provided by this toy. He will play on it for 15 - 20 minutes at a time before he wants to move on to something else. It gives your child excercise by having them bounce to be able to move on to the next activity. My son loves the music and animated objects...
read full review »Maybe it is just my kids.. I don't know.. but they simply will not sit and bounce on the pony! For us, it was a complete waste of money. My twins are 2 years old.. maybe when they get a bit older they will bounce on it??!! This toy came unassembled but it was very easy to assemble. I do not like the fact that when you stop bouncing for a period of time, the dvd shuts off.. my children end up walking away from this toy after a short period of time. i am hoping that when they are a few months older they will enjoy bouncing on it. I do think that it is kind of hard to bounce on and maybe that is the...
read full review »I got the Bounce and spin Pony at a HOUSE PARTY- All of the kids absolutly loved the Pony. It interacts with the tv. We had about 10 - 2 year olds fighting over it. They all absolutly loved this.
I would def reccomend this to any parent that is looking to give their kid something to keep them busy, to teach them things, and something they can interact with the TV on.
This Pony is great, You hook it right up to the tv, not hard at all!
Kinda pricey... But worth it if you have a couple extra $$ in hand!
I recently bought Laugh and learn boncing pony for my daughter from fisher price. But i was suprised it didnt have much. The video output of the games were not good. Some activity had small objects difficltru for kids to see. So i woudl not recommend
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