Evenflo ExerSaucer Triple Fun+ World Explorer Bouncing Activity Saucer

My son LOVED LOVED LOVED this..... until he was 7 months old, LOL!!! Aside from this little nugget of personal experience, I would highly recommend this product as it will keep your child entertained so that you may get some tasks done around the house. We got this when he was 4 months old and it was well worth the money.Many people complain that this is difficult to set up at a certain point, but I did not have any such problem. I just followed the instructions and used a bit of logic to accomplish the task.PROS:+ colors are playful and fun (subjective)+ the toys are a good mix of sound, texture, and helps with dexterity, etc. My wife approves since she is a teacher and knows more about what children need, so there!+ the bounce factor is AWESOME! He LOVED it!+ Adjustable legs for the growing babe+ multiple toys+ initial "play mat" setup for very young babes, then converts to the upright bounce center for babes that can hold their heads up+ lots of songs and soundsCONS:- RED! YELLOW! AND BLUUUUUUUUUE!!! You will hear this GD song over and over and over! I have no idea if my child hates it or loves it as he happily bounces away. The Blue Chameleon sings this song over and over and I have no idea how it is supposed to be triggered! You merely bump into the Exersaucer and there it goes again.- magnet for pet fur. What child toy isn't? But the material it is made of tends to attract dog hair- The useless birds in the back: one is a horn, one is a rattle, and one is supposed to be a drum, but you can't really drum on it as it doesn't have a reflexive surface. He ignores these toys.In closing, I would HIGHLY recommend you get this as soon as you have your child so that it could be used to its full potential (play mat to exersaucer). It will keep your little one entertained and quite busy so you can do what you need to around the house. But Caveat Emptor: "Red, Yellow, Blue" will haunt you!Have fun!

We bought this for our daughter for Christmas when she was 6 months old. She was too big to use the play-mat part of the "triple fun" but LOVED the exersaucer part and the stand and move function.The exersaucer was relatively easy to put together (I love assembling my daughters toys so take this with a grain of salt) and only took about 15-20 minutes to take from the box to playing with. It comes with several activities that the little one loved. The songs were catchy and didn't get old which is a problem with many children's toys. There were activities that she could use right away as a 6 month old, but also activities that took her a little while to catch on to. Our daughter is tall for her age, so she was able to use the exersaucer safely until she was just over 1 year old. At that point she was starting to cruise furniture so it made sense to move to the stand and move function.It was a little tough to transition from the exersaucer to the stand and move function of the toy, but once this transition is made, you shouldn't have to transition back. It is fairly sturdy once it is in place.Overall, we would definitely buy this product again as it was able to keep our little ones attention with the various activities without driving us insane.

My daughter loves this thing and it can keep her occupied for a decent amount of time. It’s got two parts that take Batteries to play music and she absolutely loves the alligator. Easy to put together and not built cheaply. I can set my child in this with no worry of injury or hurting themselves. I do wish there were other features to this because the camera is kind of lame and the parrot band isn’t that great. But all of the colors and toys on there keep my daughter busy from time to time!

Oh my gosh so much fun for baby! (And for momma & daddy to watch!) Love love love the colors and how many different activities there are. We were too old to use the baby gym mat, we are on the bouncer stage right now and are loving it. Baby (5 months) has figured out how to play the jungle music, how to move the birdie, how to bat at the butterflies, and his most favorite part, how to pull down and chew on the (soft!) dragonfly. I will say the way he swings it wildly around makes me nervous he's going to poke his eye, but that's an easy solution: monitor baby when they're playing. If I need to use the exersaucer as a babysitter while I go do something, I find it entertaining and safe enough to walk away, and simple enough to remove the dragonfly for that time period (I'm sure it would be just fine to leave it on, just the exact eye-level of my child, and the way he likes to pull at this particular piece, I feel more at ease removing when he's unsupervised. Doesn't mean you will need to or feel the same). I am also excited about stage 3, I love multi-function toys and the fact that he won't grow out of it quite as quickly. I think it will be entertaining enough a year or more down the line when he's out of the bouncer and able to stand / walk around it in Stage 3.One thing I will mention so you know to expect it, there are a gazillion parts to this thing. I had every intention to put it together myself, opened the box, and said no effing way. I waited until a quiet weekend afternoon when hubby wasn't up to much, brought him a beer, and asked in my sweetest voice if he would put it together. He was not excited when he saw all the parts and used a few choice words, but the beer helped. Just expect it, and know it is adorable and totally worth watching baby bounce around and explore with so much delight once that dreadful hour of your life is over :)I see that there are plenty of cheaper options half the price, and I am sure they work fine. I can't comment further as I've never used one nor seen them in person, but I went for this model because I thought there were enough activities to keep him entertained. I didn't see as many attachments on other bouncers. Also the conversion to toddler toy was a good selling point to really stretch my investment. I love it and have zero regrets about spending the extra $$$ on this cadillac if you will.