ELC Blossom Farm Play and Perform Platform

My brother got this for my daughter as a suprise when she was 2 months old which is younger then the recomended age however i thought i would give it a whirl and she loved it. I put coushions under so that she was not hanging in mid air and she was really iterested in it. I was careful to make sure that she had full supervision at all times but she was happy to stay in there and shockingly for me she was able t press the buttons andshake the rattle. She hadn't attmepted to do this till she had been in the play and perform platform. I am really pleased with it. I am not sure i would have payed 70 pounds for it but as a gift it was lovely. I have been ...  Read the complete review

The Blossom Farm Play and perform platform is ideal for a curious and developing baby. It has lots of activities to promote cause and effect. It has a sturdy base and cushioned seat to hold the baby in an upright position. It has adjustable legs to change the height depending on your own babys current size. The top of the station is surrounded with toys which if the baby is big enough to move around, they can explore freely. The toys include a mirror for the baby to look at themselves while they play. It also has a detachable keyboard which lights up and plays classical music, such as Bach. It has a detachable wrist rattle. The activity station has many ...  Read the complete review

we chose this for our little boy for his first christmas, by 6 months old he was dying to get up and get a better view of the world! We gave a lot of thought as to whether we should get a standard play platform or a baby walker and decided against the walker as our house is simply too small for one. This is a great alternative as it holds him securely and helps him to stand while we know that he will stay in the same place and be safe. The seat rotates in the centre of the main unit and there are various toys around to hold the babies interest, including a small butterfly flip book some spinning toys and a fluffy rattle in the shape of Dillon the donkey from ...  Read the complete review