The One Have to Have Item!!!!

I had the Jumperoo on my baby registry until my cousin gave me hers. Her very active little guy had loved it and so does my daughter! She is almost too big for it now and I really don't know what we're going to do without it! This thing has now been through two little ones using it daily and it still looks pretty good- I love that you can just undo the seat and put it in the washer. I'm definately putting this one away for the next baby to come along!

OK, didn't last long

My daughter went through a faze of liking this item, but it didn't last long. I do feel that it is the best option for a jumper though. No fear of it coming unattached from the ceiling/door frame. The time that she did enjoy it was great, and she really seemed to like it.

getting our monies worth

We have a special needs daughter with Down Syndrome and needed something that would help in strenghtening her muscle tone and development skills. We put her in it at approx. 5 months of age, she had good control of her head, but the sitting and standing control weren't quite there yet. At 8 months we can say it has helped with the muscles becoming stronger, of course the exercising we do also helps. It seems as though it really helps with her standing longer each time, as we continually put her in it. She loves jumping up and down, laughing and playing with the musical parts as well as all the other bells and whistles. She also likes to watch dad in the garage, sister outside playing and even her Baby Einstien video. We love the fact it's mobile and can take it camping or where ever we would like it to go. It's definately replaced her swing and exersaucer. She has more movement in it with her legs, arms and feet, as well as helping her to sit and pull her self forward or backward, and move up and down. I'm not an expert on toys for special needs children but would definately recommend this.