| Fisher-Price Rainforest Jumperoo | 
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| Brand: Fisher-Price
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $86.99
Buy New: $64.99
You Save: $22.00 (25%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  412 reviews
Sales Rank: 2
Media: Toy
Batteries Included: No
Maximum Weight Recommendation (lbs): 25
Shipping Weight (lbs): 19.6
Dimensions (in): 24.8 x 22.3 x 7.5
MPN: K6070
Model: K6070
UPC: 027084427400
EAN: 0027084427400
ASIN: B000I2UJ0Q
Release Date: December 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Customer Reviews:
 Overhyped October 9, 2008
The overwhelming reviews prompted me to get this jumperoo for my baby girl. What's a nursery without a jumperoo, right? She was 6months old then and hated being in it. But after a few tries, she grew to like it....but not for long. She gets bored with it after 10-15min of play time and wails to get out of it.
I've barely touched it these days and it sits in a corner taking up a huge lot of space in my cramped apartment.
Would be better if you actually get to try the product first before deciding to buy, then again, every baby is different.
 Super Investment October 8, 2008
Our 5-month old grandson simply loves this jumperoo! He is able to turn himself around (the best feature by far) to not only play with different items on the jumperoo itself, but also to keep up with activity going on around him - especially when moved to the kitchen. He can feel like he is part of everything and we don't have to turn the jumperoo everytime we reposition ourselves in the kitchen. If he's interested in seeing us, he simply moves himself - he just loves eye contact at this stage! He is able to jump, as well, but more of that will come as he gets older. For now he is content with the various activities and sounds of the jumperoo - and definitely likes the ability to move with us.
Our baby loves to bounce in his Jumperoo! October 8, 2008
We set this up when Anthony was 5 months old. The set-up was easy, only took about 20 minutes. Yes it is big, takes up lots of floor space, but is very worth it. The Jumperoo is great, when they bounce the electric toys play music and animal sounds which really excites him. The springs are adjustable, so as your child grows, you raise the jumper to be higher off the floor. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR SAFTY REASONS. CHILDREN CAN DAMAGE THIER ANCLES IF THE JUMPER IS NOT RAISED UP AS THEY GROW! Also most doctors will tell you that you should not keep your baby in a walker, saucer or jumper for more than 45 minutes at a time, as this can also cause ankle damage and bow legs. We also had a play saucer which we gave to my mom cause he got board of it after a week or two. The only thing I don't like is the leafs with the toys hanging. They don't move up and down and are to high up so the baby can't see them.
Quality Product - My girls love it! October 7, 2008
I feel like this is a good, sturdy, quality product. We also have an Einstein activity center/exersaucer. I like how my girls sit in the Jumperoo chair - much more comfortable. The Jumperoo has three height levels.
My girls started in the Jumperoo around 4 months old - with their toes "barely" touching the ground. As they grew in to it, their activity level has increased. They are 6 months old and getting ready to move to height level 2.
One of my girls goes nuts in it until she's exhausted. My other daughter enjoys it as well, but not at the same level. They probably prefer this apparatus over the stationary exersaucer.
The lights and music are a definite bonus. You can play continuous music, or, it can be initiated with movement.
I highly recommend this product - in fact I thought about getting a 2nd one for our family.
So-so product October 6, 2008
I really had my hopes up for this jumperoo with its stellar reviews. We waited till she was about 3.5 months before setting it up (basically, when she had good head control). Well, this jumperoo continues to frustrate her at 4 months. We had to put something underneath her feet so that her toes would touch, but it seems that the jumping motion really doesn't excite her too much. I know that could just be my daughter's preference. However, it doesn't have much for entertainment either. She gets bored of the toys easily.
I agree with some of the other reviewers: the bug is like a dead flower, it just hangs over the side where she can't even see or reach it. The hiding tiger barely pops out when pushed..so boring. And even less stimulating is the rainbow wheel that spins around.
She did enjoy the hanging frog and parrot. She likes to stare at them, but they are too high to reach...it would have been nice to have hanging toys that they can grab and activate or interact with.
Lastly, the seat cushion is designed rather strangely. It's difficult to put her in and pull her out. The cushion sticks to her legs and comes up.
All in all, pretty disappointed and I will seek out an exersaucer that may satisfy her more. If she starts to enjoy this as she gets older, I will modify my review.
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