ELC Baby Gym

E.L.C. PLAYGYM. My friend at work knew I had just become a grandparent and asked me if I wanted her baby gym as her daughter is now 5 and has not played with it for many a year. I said yes as although sleepy dormouse my daughter received one as a gift for Adrian (hers is a fisher price musical one.) I thought it would come in for visits. It comes in 3 pieces a bar for the top and legs/stands for each side so baby lies under it. The top bar has a handle attached to it a useful addition making it easy to carry/move. It has two things attached to the top bar a rattle that baby can twist and turn with a,b,c written on it. The other attachment has 2 ...

I wanted to get my daughter a nice baby gym when she was born as my son had one of the old fashioned ones with legs that fell off and toys that didn't swing very well. So I looked round the shops nearby and found this one in the Early Learning Centre. It was around £30.00 and has flashing lights on it with animal sounds. It has lots of bright colours to keep the babies attention and lots for them to do. On one side there is a detachable rattle. it is a monkey with legs and arms that click onto the side of gym and in its belly are some bananas that rattle. So your child can either hit the rattle whilst it is attached or play with it completely ...

I decided to purchase my baby a gym whilst I was pregnant, and decided upon a gymfrom the Early Learning Centre. At first I thought it might be one of those things that youmight not get that much use out of, but my opinion soon changed. My little boy had no end of fun with it even from a very early age. As a small baby he used to enjoy lieing under it andlooking at the bright colours and all the animals moving about. As he got older he used to enjoymoving all the animals with his hands and feet and used to spend alot of time playing with it.I particularly liked the ELC Gym because it was bright, colourful and at a reasonable price.If ...