Fisher Price Think Pink Bouncer

When you are expecting a child everyone tells you that you will need this & that, one thing everyone did tell me was to get a good bouncy chair so just before I was due we went on the hunt for a good chair. I was very surprised at the price of some of the chairs, they tend to range from £20 - £80, we wanted one that had a toy bar & one that vibrated. After some searching we found the Think Pink Baby Bouncer in Mothercare & it looked like just what we had been looking for, it was priced at £39.99, before we purchased it we decided to see if we could find it any cheaper on the internet & sure enough good old Amazon had it for £25.99 with free ...  Read the complete review

I happened to buy this bouncer by accident!I first bought a pink bouncer from toysrus from their own brand but it was awful quality and the seams gave way so i was offered this as an alternative. The chair is gorgeous to look at and very girly pink with a flowery design. It has an easy to use harness for baby which does up around their tummy and comes with a fleece cushion for their heads but this can be removed. The seat is quite deep and looks very comfortable but it only has one position so cant recline completely flat which is a disadvantage. It does state is is suitable from birth but i think a newborn baby should not be left in it for too long as they ...  Read the complete review

This product has been and absolute life saver for me. Let me tell you a little bit more about it and I am sure you will agree. When I became pregnant with my daughter, my well informed mother who has had three children told me how much I would need a bouncy chair. I insisted I didnt need one of these as my daughter would be going in her cot - little did i know the little darling would hate her cot and refuse to sleep in it. On the day I came home from hospital my mum came round with a huge box. When I opened it up i raised my eye brows as if to say why have you brought me this. Although it was very very pretty and girlie and I must admit i ...  Read the complete review