Fisher-Price Jumperoo: Pink Petals
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There are no wheels to be found.
You should never leave a baby in a walker or even a pack and play for more than 20 minutes at a time, as my grandmother referred to it. NO, while my daughter is in these, I even sit and play with her.
Three AA batteries are required for the Jumperoo.
Yes, I believe so. My granddaughter is now ten months old, but I bought this for her when she was six months old, and she was able to reach the ground with the lowest height adjustment (there are three height adjustments).
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This jumperoo is a big hit with my niece. She's only four months old, but she's already learned how to bounce. There are numerous activities and sounds to be heard. My only criticism is that the seat could use a little more cushioning, but you can stuff something in there to keep them secure. She only spends about 20 minutes per day in the jumperoo. It's well-made and simple to put together, so it's well worth the money.
This thing has a 5 month old who is completely enamored with it. When she was about 3 years old, we purchased it. 5 months. She couldn't reach the floor before, but with a few pillows and some time to learn how to jump, she's become a master jumper who can't get enough of it. My only criticism is that it is difficult to disassemble and relocate to another room.
Once your child has good head and neck control, it is suitable for ages 4/5 months and up. My daughter loves it, but she's still a little short for it on the lowest setting, so we put a stack of blankets underneath for her feet, which helps. The top attachments appear to be easily removed, but they snap back into place. My daughter finds it difficult to move the slider toy, so she avoids it at the moment, but she has no problems with the other toys. br>It appears to be durable so far; we've had it for a few months and haven't had any problems other than the ones I mentioned above. It was also not difficult to put together; I completed it in about 20 minutes (including breaks to entertain and play with my baby). It's quite large and takes up a lot of floor space, but it's simple to disassemble and store.
I bought it because my daughter adores the Rainforest Jumperoo, and since that one is at her grandparents' house, I figured I'd get something different for our home. This one, on the other hand, does not excite her in the least. She doesn't jump or do much other than sway from side to side for a few minutes before crying. I believe she has the makings of a future Riverdancer in her other jumperoo. She's hopping from foot to foot, bouncing around as if she doesn't care, and laughing uncontrollably. I'm not sure what it is about THIS one that bothers her so much, but she despises it. It's also significantly larger than the Rainforest jumperoo, despite the fact that it doesn't appear to be so in the photo. Given the price and the folding, I was very disappointed. yeh. That is not the case. It's a little criss-cross. The big seat flops around as it crosses. I noticed that there are several jumperoos reviewed here, so I'm going to write about Pink Petals Jumperoo. Best of luck to you!.
This made me so happy. And when I got there, the box was in terrible shape. But that wasn't the worst of it; I opened it and assembled the jumparoo. I'm looking forward to putting it to the test with my 5-month-old daughter. She was underwhelmed by the fact that there was nothing on it that would keep her occupied for an extended period of time. As a result, I went to put the batteries in to see if the music would play. And it was shattered! So not only did the jumparoo not have a lot of toys for her to play with, but the jumparoo's music system was broken. I'm enraged to the point of being enraged. Not a fan of it. I was about to return it if it hadn't been for the fact that I needed something new for her to play with. I'll stick to smaller orders the next time. It was not worth the $90 I paid for it. Instead of going to Walmart, I should have gone there.
Previous buyers had complained that it was too high, but I found the lowest setting's height to be just right. My daughter fit perfectly in it by the third month, but I didn't use it until she was at least four months old, as recommended by the manufacturer. I like how pink and girly it is. Pink bouncers aren't sold in stores; they're only available online, and I believe this and another brand sell them. Store bouncers are "neutral," which means purple with lighter blue and yellow shades. I wanted PINK because I was having my first baby girl and wanted everything pink, so I'm glad I was able to order this item online; it arrived quickly, and I have no complaints to date (my daughter is now 9 months old).
Against my husband's "wiser" advice, I purchased this! He assured me that the child would never use it. He was completely mistaken. This sweater is one of her favorites. Not only does the baby adore it, but it has also provided hours of entertainment for the rest of us as we laugh at her antics in her jumper. She has grown into quite the jumper, and it has never broken or caused any problems. Even after so much use, it still looks brand new! This is something I would strongly recommend!.
My daughter is three months old, weighs fourteen pounds, and is far ahead of her peers in terms of development. This jumper is fun to play with because she can tap the flower to make the jumper make sounds, pull on the tree to make music, and spin the flowers on the giraffe's neck while jumping. My baby is a little small for the jumper; it says it's good for 4 months and up, but she can hold her head up and steady and has been rolling over since she was 7 weeks old. I put a blanket behind her so she could be closer to the toys in front of her, and I put a pillow under her feet because she is a little short.
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