Above all her toys, this is my baby's favorite to spend time with. The activities still thrill her. She's 9 months and used it since 5 months. She never gets tired of it, and jumps her little heart out. Compared to other jumpers, it doesn't take up as much space. It's very durable, and the batteries last. I also appreciate the song choice. Some toys have very annoying voices and songs, and this one is bearable.

vkna

USA

A friend loaned us their Fisher Price Laugh ' n ' Learn Jumperoo when our son was a couple of months old. We had no idea how much he would love it when he got a little bigger. He had hours of fun jumping and playing in it. Our son really liked the flashing lights and the songs that the jumperoo plays. The worst part about it was when he outgrew it! We returned it to our friend but plan on buying one for our next baby ! I really liked that the fabric seat was removable so it could be washed. that is a must for a baby, everything should be washable! Parts of it are a little hard to clean dust (and spit - up) out of. The play vegetables is where the dust collects. It is really hard to reach with a vacuum cleaner or a dust cloth. You really have to get after it with something like a cotton swab. It is easy to disassemble for travel or moving it. I was a little worried when we first got it because it is pretty large and our house is small. But the fun we had from it was well worth it.

zephyr07

Lubbock, TX

I liked the design of this one in the store and when we got it as first time parents I was a little dissappointed. Maybe it's because I heard how great bouncers were for babies and mine just isn't interested at all. She like the colors but really doesn't play with any of the toys on there, she prefers to listed to the music and be on the floor. It is sturdy and a nice design but just not for us.

MomofaMiracle

Roseville, MI

My mother helped to pick this out for my second son, and it is quite cool! It is full of assorted toys to play with in every direction the baby can look! It is very brightly colored wich draws attention and even entices big brothers to come play too. I previously had a baby einstein jumper for my first son so that has been the only thing I have been comparing the Fisher-Price Laugh 'n Learn jumperoo to as I loved my baby einstein jumper. Some things I have noticed with the Fisher-Price Laugh 'n Learn Jumperoo are that the snack cup is very small, not big enough to set say a sippy cup in if you have baby playing during snack time wile you do some dishes next to him as I had to do many times. Also, the Laugh 'n Learn Jumpeoo has only 3 height settings. This works out ok for most, but if baby is short, you have to put somting underneath to give him a boost up untill he reaches the hight setting. Like whys if baby gets really tall suddenly, he out grows the height settings really quick. My son had both issues, othwerwise this jumper was great fun for him, he just didn't get to use it long once he started growing.

sarah612

Peoria, AZ

With our first two children we had an exersaucer at home and a similar product at Grandma's house. This time around we purchased the Laugh 'n Learn Jumparoo and we couldn't be happier. Our daughter is 6 months old and she absolutely loves being in the Jumparoo. It has similar features to the exersaucer but it's SO much better!! First off, both our boys loved to bounce a little in the exersaucer, but it didn't offer much bounce ... the jumparoo is FANTASTIC at bouncing, it's actually like a cross between the "jonny-jump-up" and the exersaucer. the Jumparoo has 3 hight adjustments, two volume settings, and two settings for what sounds it plays (one is a "learning" type interactive mode, and the other just plays music). The music plays when pages of a (plastic) book are turned, when food pieces (that are attached by cords) are placed into their spots (shape sorter) and when the baby jumps and bounces around. There is a horse that peeks out when baby presses a button, and piggies that pop up and down as baby presses on their heads, a mirror for baby to see himself and some toys hanging down from the back to bat at. Lights in the arch respond to the music/activity and our daughters FAVORITE feature is the spinning ball in the front that has three little ducks inside of it. I see that some people have remarked that it's large, but my experience is that this toy takes up about the dame amount of room as the exersaucer, but is a much better product!

Juliet1198

Carey, OH

When my son was around four months, he started jumping up and down while we held him.  Since he was able to support his head and lift his body on his own, my husband and I decided to buy a jumperoo.  At that time, Fisher Price Laugh n Learn was one the new jumperoo additions in the market and since I like Fisher Price Laugh n Learn products, my husband and I decided to buy the Fisher Price Laugh n Learn Jumperoo.  We are so glad we made a good choice.  My son enjoyed his jumperoo.  He kept on jumping up and down.  He giggled and smiled while jumping.  He tried to reach the toys at the back and helped him moved back and forth.  The jumperoo helped strengthened my son's leg muscle.  He started crawling at 8 months and started walking at 12 months.  Now at 15 months old, he likes to climb up and down the chair, couch, his playpen.  The music was not annoying.  It taught my son his ABCs and it had animals sounds. The jumperoo is very colorful, good for my son's development and it has three adjustable height, which is a plus because they grow so fast!  If you are planning to buy a jumperoo, buy it at an early age, as long as your child can support his/her head.  If you buy it at a later age, your child will rather be running around the house, rather then inside the jumperoo.  The only disadvantage about the jumperoo is that the lights and the animales are at the back of your child.  I wish they are in the front so my son can see them with the other toys.  But I guess Fisher Price thinks if they are at the back, it will help the child turn to his/her back, rather than always staying in the front. 

nych1q

Brooklyn, NY

My third baby girl was an anomaly in my experience. My two oldest gave me peace in their swings, this one needed being held all the time, the swing was a hit or miss, we tried too different ones, but she needed to always be sitting up, so the recline made her mad. So, I started to think, maybe it was time for a bouncer. We took her to the store and put her in a few to see her reaction, and this one got the most smiles. She was only four months old, so she would only get in it for short periods of time, but a break is a break! She didn't reach the floor, so I put a pillow under her so her toes touched and she could jump a bit. Now months later, she will crawl and try to stand up to it, giving us an indication that she wants to play. She jumps and plays, and she is a strange little one, holds the sides of the arch with both hands and wiggles her butt back and forth in her dancing. The music is fun and gets her attention, causing most of the jumping and dancing. She plays with everything. And After this many months, we now have to finally replace the batteries. Good value and lots of fun. It is a big footprint, but since no swing, it is the only big baby thing we have in the room. I only wish i could pull it into the kitchen sometimes.

darthkat

Edmonds, WA

The Fisher Price Laugh n' Learn Jumparoo is absolutely amazing.  It is the the best item I have bought when my son was six months old. I am sure he could have used it at a younger age, but I was unaware these were such great products.  When my son first used it, he did not use it to jump in.  Instead, he used it to stand up in and play with all the brightly colored gadgets on it.  He loved flipping the pages of the plastic book and rolling the plastic toy that has two toy chickens in it.    As he got older, he learned how to actually jump in his Jumparoo.  This provided him with lots of entertainment.  It even gave me enough time to make a sandwich, do some laundry and use the bathroom!  A mother's dream!  As he got even older, he continued to use his Jumparoo to jump, but also learned how to use it to rotate from one side to the other and play with whatever toy he wanted. This is one toy that a baby can use for a long time and the mom can watch her childn's progress with each month!  Plus, a trip to the bathroom by yourself, is icing on the cake!  

logansmama119

Gloucester, MA

I bought this for my oldest daughter and it was worth every penny.  The Fisher-Price laugh 'n learn jumperoo provides hours of fun for baby and provides the parent with a few moments of sanity.  A nice way to keep baby entertained and work out their leg muscles.  The music on this is so fun and there are many different options.  My daughter loves all the different animals on the jumperoo.  It's a great way for her to work out some extra energy as well. I love that this can break down and can also be raised or lowered depending on your little's ones height.  I've also found that the resale value on these is pretty high.  My second daughter is now using this and it has held up great.  I'm sure I'll be able to pass it down to friends after she's done with it too.  Most parents know that a toy that can keep baby entertained, safe, and can free up your hands is a great toy to have.  The jumperoo provides all of these.

colleenmari

Banks, OR

We were noticing that our son loved to bounce up and down around age 4 months. He has a walker and even tried to bounce in that. So, a relative purchased this fisher price bouncer for us and my son immediatly loved it. He would sit and play in it for long stretches of time, entertaining himself with the bouncing and playing with all the toys right within his reach. He would laugh and play and entertain himself and everyone that would  watch him. It has several height adjustments so we can adjust it as he grows taller and taller. It is quite large and does take up one whole corner of our living room but it is so worth it. When he is fussy we can put him in it to entertain him or when we have to set him down to run to the bathroom for 2 seconds we can put him in it and know he is safe and keeping himself busy. It seems much sturdier than other brands because it does have the large base and I have never felt like he would tip it over.

softballcatch

South Portland, ME