Baby Einstein, Neptune's Ocean Discovery Activity Jumper & Bouncer, Play Centre with Removable Toys, Introduces Numbers and Colours, Languages, 4 Adjustable Heights, 360° Rotation, Ages 6 Months+

We are loving this so far, my little girl enjoys playing with all the options of toys, and bouncing. Here are our pros and cons:Pros:The variety of toys is brilliant, especialky the variety of options on the piano, my little miss is 5 months and punches the piano to make notes and music, though doesnt like the numbers and shapes just yet as she is so little she finds it uninteresting, I am sure as she goes on it'll be more fun for herNoisy toys are always fun, she loves every spinny bit and bobIt's bouncy enough to be fun when she bends her knees, but not too much that she can't play with the toys.I love the links that came with- that look like music bitss, a duck and what i think is a chick. I have not seen interesting links like this before (and wish I could get a pack of these as our dog got hold of a music note and chewed it :(The ability to add her own toys to the bars and purple rings mean it's easy to change it about so it doesn't get uninterestingIt folds flat- we've not put it away but tried this when we put it up, and it'll fit under our sofa or cot if we need to pack it upIt was quick to put up- our little ones godmother enjoyed putting it together, the pictoral instructions were mostly clearThere is no way a baby could take anything off our apart it is sturdy. And safeCons:We put the frog spinner on the wrong way and was very difficult to take off to put it correctThe piano was difficult to take off to put the batteries inIt can be annoying to put baby's legs through through the wholes when she is wrigglingEssentially the cons are it's difficult to take the toy trays off, this is good for baby so baby can't take things apart, but annoying if you had to pack it all up, or put new batteries in the pianoMy little one loves to stand up, and wants to play, so this gives her a bit of playtime where she's not frustrated cause she can't stand up. I bought this over the choice of walker as I am nervous of walkers possibly tipping and other problems. This is my first baby and we have not tried any other jumpers, we did have a bouncer chair but she leans forward and almost tips it over now.

I was torn between this and the Jumperoo which is about a third more expensive and the max weight is lower than this product and we have a heavy lad - but when I read about the different activities and that you can dismantle parts to lay it flat when not being used I was swayed. I have to say I am not disappointed. Our 6 month old watched his Daddy put it together eagerly making noises as if to hurry Dad along and no more than half an hour later he was bouncing away and rattling away in sheer delight. There are only a couple of niggles that I have about this product ibut he slumps forward in it at the moment, so a seating harness wouldn't go a miss and the padding isnt as generous as I would have liked to see and if he was in it a long time I am thinking that he would get sore ribs but we've overcome that hurdle very easily with a rolled up baby towel around his mid rif for a little more comfort. The instructions and safety guidance are multilingual and picture based but it would have been nice to get a bit more insight into average session times. We are going with the Net Mums forum and going for around 15-20 minutes. He's been in it twice today and depending on his mood he'll either bounce up and down like a nutter or get stuck into the sensory toys. I love the 360 degrees idea so that if he gets bored we can swish him round to another station (untill he gets that he can do this himself) and wowsers! a whole new bunch of things to explore. It's nice and sturdy too - I feel confident putting him in it. Waiting for hubby to put batteries in but I expect he's putting this off for now to avoid a headache :) Overall I am very happy and do not regret my choice and at £50 I consider it outstanding value for money. Price match from Asda as I see the price has just gone up. PS. April 2016. Son still loves this and he's packing it on at 10kg and 2.4 foot tall. He adores the keyboard and twacks it often to accompany his bouncing around. In all fairness I am beginning to fret as he's at the top of the height settings now and I have no idea what I am going to do once he gets too big for this as he absolutely loves it and plays in it a few times every day. This is the best thing I have bought him and every day I congratulate myself for getting this when I did. The price goes up and down a lot so keep your eyes peeled and grab it at a bargain price. You won't regret it!

We bought this for my nephew for his first Christmas and out of everything we have bought, it's something that gets the most use, he loves it. It's easy to clean, durable, he has great fun and is entertained by all the gadgets and bouncing in it. It does take up some space in the room but it's sturdy and safe once assembled and used correctly. Great value for money for the amount it is used. Couldn't recommend it more.

Well done guys amazing product

Bought this with money I couldn't really afford, but the moment I put my son in it, I knew it was the right decision.Son was 3 months old but very advanced for age, his face lit up and he loved it. Had it a month and he still goes in it several times a day.The piano plays 7 songs for younger kids, with a language setting for when they are a little older (says a few words in English, Spanish and French, seems like a very good educational setting). The bars have loops the correct size for fisher price and vtech "hooped" clip toys (the ones you clip to prams, playmats etc).Was pretty easy to put up, but did take 15-20 minutes, the ropes have protective covers to protect little fingers.Downsides would be that all the toy stations are fitted in place, so you can't change where they are (although the seat rotates 360° so baby can swivel) but It would have been nice to put his favourite 2 stations next to each other.I'm also unable to work out what the weird clip station is for, I'm hoping my son will figure it out (although at the minute he's pretty happy just shoving them in his mouth).