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Fisher-Price Rainforest Jumperoo
Jump, jump, jumperoo! Give your baby a fun rainforest experience ... Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40
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by - written on 07/11/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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My son was given quite a bit of money for his recent christening, so after depositing most of it into his bank account we decided to buy him a 'large' toy, something special, that we usually wouldn't spend the money on ourselves. After looking at loads of activity center type toys, my hubby and I had both decided upon the Fisher Price Rainorest Jumperoo, we loved the bright colours, swivel seat and the fact that it bounced! The price was the least attractive thing, but compared to similar products, it looked very solid and sturdy with quality materials, definitley worth paying extra for. What is it exactly? The main part is an activity centre, with a seat ... Read the complete review

by - written on 27/10/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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I bought this jumperoo a few months ago from Argos when it was on a special offer; I only paid £60 so I got a real bargain. My son is now 4 months old and holds his head and back very well so I decided yesterday to set it up. Assembly: When I fist got it out of the box it was flat packed and I first thought oh my goodness, this is going to take forever, however I was very pleasantly surprised! I was too excited and eager to put it together so instead of reading through the instructions, I managed to put it together by just looking at the picture on the box, the only thing I needed the instructions for was to attach the material seat to the base ... Read the complete review

by - written on 24/10/09 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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When my daughter was around 5months old, we decided to buy her a door bouncer. When we went to the shops to have a look, I was a bit disappointed because they didn't look that good and I was concerned over the safety (first time mum and all..) In the end we decided to leave it because thinking about it, our daughter would be hanging off a door frame in the draughtiest, coldest places in the house, so we thought it would be better to get her an activity centre type thing instead where she would be able to sit in it and play in more comfort. When I was browsing on the internet for such an item, I came across the Fisher Price Rainforest Jumperoo. As a first time ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/09/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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This activity jumperoo is brilliant! Basically instead of a more traditional bouncer that hangs on a door frame - this sits in its own frame plus has the additional benifits for the baby to play with each activity as well as bounce, bounce, bounce! I bought this for my first baby when he was 5 months old, and now my twin daughters are using it aswell. They have all loved it so I have certainly got my money's worth! It retails for around £80 which may seem rather expensive but i believe it is worth every penny and you can always sell it on when your child has outgrown it. The 'chair' can spin around 360 degrees so that the child can reach various activities around and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/07/09 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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I kept toying with the idea of buying one of these for my daughter and just couldn't decide whether to or not. I was put off by the price and the size of them but I kept coming across good reviews and lots of my friends were buying them for their babies and raving about them. I tried a few out with my daughter in Mothercare and Early Learning Centre and she loved them! I decided I would give one a go and treat her to one. She absolutely loves it! The type we have got is the fisherprice Jungle jumperoo which is the most up to date one so slightly different to this picture. It is a cross between an indoor jumper and a walker except it does neither- it ... Read the complete review






