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The Evenflo ExerSaucer Jump and Learn offers parents a "safe alternative" to walkers. The Jump and Learn offers a variety of age-appropriate toys which are insprired and designed with the Child Development Institute. With rock, spin and tons of bounce actions that provide your baby with plenty of exercise to strengthen legs, back and neck muscles.
The Evenflo ExerSaucer Jump & Learn - Frog features:
55 Fun Learning Activities designed to help babies learn through play
ExerSaucer Jump & Learn bounces, spins and rocks
Features electronic learning and development toys with sounds and lights to entertain and stimulate babies
Different uses of shape, colors, textures, and sounds help baby reach a variety of developmental milestones
Take With Me Toysâ"˘ can be easily removed for fun and learning anywhere (additional ones sold separately)
Includes removable, machine-washable seat pad for easy clean up after any mess
For ages 4 months to walking
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Review by: samantha203 (Samantha)
Dated: 18th of August, 2013
This was one of the most useful things for my son before he was walking, it was such a shame when he got moving and would no longer sit in it because it used to be so handy to sit him in out in the kitchen while I did the dishes or put dinner on. I chose this one because I loved the colours and theme. A lot of the exersaucers on the market are really girly with lots of purple and flowers and stuff so when I found this one I liked that it was more boyish.
The hardest thing was the assembly as it comes un-assembled and there is quite a few steps to put it together. I went n blind but soon realised I was going to have to turn to the instruction manual after that it went pretty smoothly. It is quite cool how all the toys are removable as we could take them off and let him play with them out of the exersaucer and it made it so much easier to clean by being able to take them off.
There are three toys that make noise, one that was my son's favourite was the mirror and when you opened it up it said hello, and goodbye when you closed it. He loves mirrors and the fact that this one talked brought him a lot of satisfaction. The toy bar over the head lights up when you pull on it which was good he liked looking at the flashing lights.
This exersaucer is super super bouncy as it has extra springs in the legs, my son loved this as he could get a really good bounce on, if you take off the foot stands it gets even more bouncy and rocks at the same time, which caused some serious giggles.
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