Baby Bouncer Chairs: Bright Starts Activity Jumper

Product Details

Product Dimensions: 28 x 34 x 24 inches
Shipping Weight: 21 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
ASIN: B003LQVZQ8
UPC: 074451069428
Item model number: 6942
Batteries: 3 C batteries required.
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 1,463 in Baby (See Top 100 in Baby)
9 inBaby Gear Swings, Jumpers ; Bouncers Jumpers
13 inBaby Gear Activity Centers ; Entertainers

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Product Features

Light up music station with 3 play modes: melodies, piano and silly sounds
Large plush critter character with teethable arms
Bead chaser and mirror station with spinning critter character
Easy to clean toy tray
3 toy loops and fabric loops for attaching more toys

Customer Reviews

My daughter loves her Rainforest Jumperoo at her grandma's house; but we were looking for something slightly smaller for our home. This is only slightly smaller but still leaves a much smaller footprint than the Rainforest Jumperoo. She will go crazy in this thing for a while bouncing, jumping and playing with all the toys. It is very safe and sturdy so I do not feel scared at all leaving the room for a minute to get some stuff done. It also has very generous height settings too so she can definitely grow with it. It is a bit hard to turn in but I think as she gets older, bigger and stronger, she will not have much of a problem. She loves all the toys which seem really locked in there which is great. There are extra loops that I hang more toys/teethers from. I have it so tricked out that my husband is sure I am giving her ADHD. My only complaint is that the controls to the piano are underneath so it makes it hard to know if you have it off/on/which setting its on/the volume control. It was pretty easy to put together save for getting the seating pad into place. The tabs that hook it on do not seem to be in the right spots so it is a bit tough to line up and really get on there. She is now seven months and still having a ball in it.

After the smashing success we had with the Rainforest Jumperoo for my grandson, I was sold on the idea of a jumper, rather than something like an Exersaucer for my granddaughter. So, when my granddaughter (2.5 mos) started showing signs of boredom unless 'standing' and bouncing, or being constantly walked around, we decided to pick up a jumping apparatus for her.
I looked all over the internet for something that wasn't identical to the Jumperoo. Nothing really caught my eye, and living in a rural community, we decided to make the trek to the evil empire (Walmart) and found these for $65. They had jumperoos for $95 there, but we decided to get this because of the 5 height adjustments, rather than the 3 heights on the Jumperoo. And, the fact that this can be easily disassembled and transported in the car.
Overall, the quality seems fine, the piano will most likely come in handy in the future, and she's actually able to sit in it without 'drowning' in the seat. (The jumperoo's seat was much deeper.) The springs seem to be a little tighter than Jumperoo, which may or may not be a good thing. My only real issue with this, when compared to jumperoo is the quality and assortment of toys. Yes, we can hang her own 'stuff' on it, but there doesn't seem to be any real good spinny or pop-up devices to intrigue a child and hold their interest. If they release some toys we can mount, and include spinning or pop up features, I'll change my rating to a 5.
BTW, at 2.5 months, her feet are only about 3" off the ground on the lowest setting, which isn't bad at all. We raised it to the top setting and put a small footstool under so she could get a grip and start bouncing.