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Fisher Price Flutterbye Dreams Logo Flutter & Chime Bouncer


 Fisher Price Flutterbye Dreams Logo Flutter & Chime Bouncer Baby Activities

Fisher Price Flutterbye Dreams Logo Flutter & Chime Bouncer

 
Description: Brand: Fisher Price / Equipment Type: Bouncers / Get a few things done and keep Baby happy with this fun Fisher-Price ... more
Fisher Price Flutterbye Dreams Logo Flutter & Chime Bouncer ... Flutterbye Bouncer. The magical toy bar features 2 hanging toys, 1 with a chime and 1 with beads for visual and tactile exploration and stimulation. When one of the toys is pulled down a

Newest Review: ... toy bar with several hanging toys and a little bird in the middle that spins when you pull on one of the other side toys. My ... more

 ... son loved this bit and spent ages pulling away to make the bird spin. A selection of classical tunes means that you don't get bored of the same one song repeated over and over. The vibrate feature wasn't necessary at his age, but we did try it once and found that it was quite powerful. I didn't like that the box that contained the batteries was so big right near the bottom where feet go as my son kicked it an awful lot and sometimes complained about it. The chair cover was padded and he seemed comfortable, the fram...more

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Crowned Review Fisher Price Flutterbye Dreams Logo Flutter & Chime Bouncer: Vibrate me Baby (1034 words)
by - written on 31/08/06 (Very useful, 819 readings)
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Before the birth of my son I couldn’t quite see the point of vibrating baby seats. Music and vibration seemed to be added extras that pushed up the price and which I doubted that I’d use. I envisaged active play with my son at all times and the baby seat as somewhere to put a baby when they were dozing but didn’t want to go into a cot, or to put them whilst playing with them. I couldn’t have been more wrong. After chatting to other new mums I began to think that a vibrate option did have its uses and now, having got one, I’m so thankful that I did! The Fisher Price Flutter & Chime baby seat has, bells, whistles and more – quite literally. ...  Read the complete review

uksammy
Premium Review Not a fan of this baby bouncer (301 words)
by - written on 30/11/08 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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I had this bought for my second Daughter when she was born. I had chosen it and was excited to use it. It is suitable from birth to 12 months. We had to assemble it which I found quite difficult as you had to slot the metal rods into eachother which was tough. Once you had made it up, you can't undo it either, the metal rods were not going to budge, so we couldn't get it back into it's original box once we didn't need it anymore. Maybe we had a dodgy one? It looks great and the music is nice and soothing, it has eight tunes and they're not annoying, you can have it at three different volume settings. It has a vibration function which you can turn on ...  Read the complete review

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Premium Review Fisher Price Flutterbye Dreams Logo Flutter & Chime Bouncer: A bit too lightweight (232 words)
by - written on 03/10/09 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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We had the chance to use this for 2 months at my parents house. My son was 4 months at the time, and was nearly too big for it (he was a long baby) but enjoyed the toys on the bar. This bouncer has a detachable toy bar with several hanging toys and a little bird in the middle that spins when you pull on one of the other side toys. My son loved this bit and spent ages pulling away to make the bird spin. A selection of classical tunes means that you don't get bored of the same one song repeated over and over. The vibrate feature wasn't necessary at his age, but we did try it once and found that it was quite powerful. I didn't like that the box that ...  Read the complete review

lsajw
Premium Review A well designed bouncer that will keep your little one occup ... (207 words)
by - written on 09/08/08 (Useful, 24 readings)
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We currently have 2 baby bouncers and 1 rocker and none of them come as close to keeping our new baby occupied than the Flutterbye bouncer by Fisher Price. Unfortunately I have just had to spend the past 3 months in a mother and baby unit with postnatal depression. There they had a nursery to house the 10 babies on the unit complete with all manner of donated toys and baby equipment. The flutterbye rocker was one of them and it was by far the most popular with all of the babies. Like most bouncers it consists of material spread across a wire frame, however the angle of this one seems to be just right. It allows babies to be able to look around if awake whilst ...  Read the complete review

 

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