baby einstein or fisher price rainforest jumperoo ?
740783
We've only used the baby einstein jumper so I'd have to go with that one - we love it!
740784
can't answer as I only have the baby einstein and my grand-daughter loves it!
261249
To be honest, my son is very young and cant fully use it. I figured when he does start using it more, he would be up to date. I would say for the price difference, the 2 prob. Would be smarter. Leap frog has such great products, I am sure the 2 is packed with great stuff and a lot less $.
1499379
I am going to buy this one, I had an older version of a Fisher Price highchair and I put my kids in it until they didn't want to sit in it, about 18 months-2 years. My twins were/are skinny but my singleton was a Chuuuuunky Monkey. You are safe with this. (and for the record I will only buy Fisher Price highchairs, the crotch notch that is actually attached to the chair makes a world of difference and you don't have to use the buckles later on and they won't slide out)
977216
I can assure you that the music of my jumperoo is of perfect quality. I think you should contact fisher price, they might have an explanation.
947237
My 7 moth old grand children still use a jumperoo, but i returned this one because it was too unstable and I did not trust it. I am glad because, I can not believe how high and how hard those boys can jump in the two we have, the rain forest is great, and the laugh and learn the Forest one has a smaller seat, good for 5 month olds. both are very stable.
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No, they are not. I like the Zoo talkers ones much MUCH better! And if you look, you can get a ton of animals still from either Fisher Price(18 different ones), or look at Wally World, Toys R Us, Ebay, etc. I have two of each animal I just bought recently!
879474
Leapster is great. My kids loved the educational games. It lasted a couple of years. While they still play it, they are now ready for the DS. I'd go with the Leapster, and maybe go with some used games. I wouldn't invest too much because around 6-7 they want the newer big-kid games.
539716
Not sure but I would recommend the Eddie Bauer case from Target. It is much better. The fisher price case is not user friendly.
2170100
Try this link for a demo of Baby Alive.http://host.exemplum.com/hasbro/baby_alive_video/babyAlive_video.htmWe don't have one, but my daughter wants one also.
315074
I am also wondering which one to buy for my 19 month old little girl.There's only a $10 price difference. I want to know which one she will enjoy the most and actually use.
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I highly recommend the Baby Einstein Jumper because it grows with your child (it has easy click height adjustments) and it collapses flat for easy transportation and storage. We purchased this jumper for our son when he was 3.5 months old and he instantly LOVED it. He's turning 9 months this week and he's still using his jumper daily, though he's already crawling everywhere and attempting to walk at this point, so this jumper doesn't keep his full attention as it did when he was younger. But we Love it! Worth every penny!
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We have both at our house. The V-Tech is a bit cheaper, but the Leapster is the one my kids keep playing with over and over. My kids think the Leapster games are "more fun", and as a parent I see a lot more learning potential in the Leapster titles than in the V-tech.
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I have both for different reasons. My daughter was born 2 month premature and our early intervention neonatal Dr suggested the Manhattan try to aid in development because of the textures and how easy it is for baby to grab. She loves it and plays with it often. That being said as a matter of preference, she has had this toy since she was 4 months actual age and is almost 8 months now.. she never grows tired of this one and can play with it for ever. I have it hooked to her jumper and she never tires of it. I would say this is her favorite toy. There is a lot to do on it, it's sizable and made well. I have no complaints at all. If you have the money I would recommend getting both. I have both for different reasons. My daughter was born 2 month premature and our early intervention neonatal Dr suggested the Manhattan try to aid in development because of the textures and how easy it is for baby to grab. She loves it and plays with it often. That being said as a matter of preference, she has had this toy since she was 4 months actual age and is almost 8 months now.. she never grows tired of this one and can play with it for ever. I have it hooked to her jumper and she never tires of it. I would say this is her favorite toy. There is a lot to do on it, it's sizable and... » Read More I have both for different reasons. My daughter was born 2 month premature and our early intervention neonatal Dr suggested the Manhattan try to aid in development because of the textures and how easy it is for baby to grab. She loves it and plays with it often. That being said as a matter of preference, she has had this toy since she was 4 months actual age and is almost 8 months now.. she never grows tired of this one and can play with it for ever. I have it hooked to her jumper and she never tires of it. I would say this is her favorite toy. There is a lot to do on it, it's sizable and made well. I have no complaints at all. If you have the money I would recommend getting both. « Show Less
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I'm not familiar with the Fisher Price Jumperoo, but I started my 8 mo. old granddaughter on Baby Einstein Musical Motion Jumper and she absolutely loves it. It entertains her for a long period and when she gets tired, she wants in her walker so she can move around the house, then she goes in her play yard. She's very active! Hope this helps.
223026
Go with Ergo or Boba. It will be more comfortable for both baby and wearer. Those two are very adjustable and also have extenders for bigger wearers.
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Thanks! My grandson is 7months old. I was looking at leapster but daughter-in-law says she's heard vtech is better. Which is best & there seems to be different programs which is best for his age?
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We got the Winkel for our grandson when he was about 4 months old and he enjoyed it a lot for a few months. Now that he's 8 months, he only reaches for it when he wants something to gnaw on (great for teething!) but he doesn't really "play" with it anymore. His favorite early toy is still the Baby Einstein Take Along Tunes. He consistently goes right to this toy whenever he's on the floor or grabs for it on the changing table. He did like the Clack and Slide for awhile, but seems to be already outgrowing it now. Newest favorite toy is quickly becoming our iPads and iPhones. So I guess he's already a tech-a-holic type kid! Good luck finding the best toys for your little one, and hope this helps you!