Fisher Price Rainforest Jumperoo Review

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chaoticfun
Little Rock, AR

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Love this! Worth the money on just the first time we used it!

buying for a baby

Pros

highly interactive, adjustable seat, colorful and fun, safe for little ones, easy to set up

Cons

none so far

FEB

2008

We bought this after hearing about it from a friend who has a child just a little older than our son. She was talking about how much her little girl loved it, so we decided to get one for our little man.

Assembly was simple, and we put it together in about 15 minutes or less. The only tool needed is a phillips head screwdriver...and that is only if you intend to put batteries in it for the sounds. (some parents probably choose not to do this!)

Our son was really happy to just sit in the jumparoo. He is a little small for his age because he was a preemie, but has the skills required to sit in the jumparoo. So, we put a couple of towels under his feet so he could touch and give himself leverage. As he discovered each little part and toy, his eyes would get really big and he would give us the biggest grin! He was a very happy boy. He stayed in it for about 15 minutes and we had to help him bounce, but we know that it won't be long until he will be able to figure out the bouncing himself. We really like that he isn't forced to be stationary or confined to swiveling like he would be in most other products like this. This product allows him to play, turn, and bounce all at the same time.

We also like the adjustable seat. It allows you to customize the seat to fit your child's height as he/she grows.

We don't have a doorway in our house that would accomodate a traditional jumper, so letting him get this activity through another toy is great for us!

My only gripe is that one of the toys lays over just a little too much. Our son can't see it from his seat unless we stand it up a little more...so maybe a little less flexibility in the base of that toy (I think its a butterfly or dragonfly) would be helpful!

Last edited on May 02, 2008