Jolly Jumper*Classic* with Stand - The Original Baby Exerciser and Your Alternative to Activity Centers and Baby Bouncers. Trusted by Parents, Loved by Babies for Over 75 Years.

The media could not be loaded. This is by far the best money we’ve spent on our son. He LOVES his Jolly Jumper! It’s just as entertaining for us to watch him jump as it is for him to bounce!One of the reasons I went with the Jolly Jumper as opposed to other products is because this is a stand-alone design. It does not require you to hang it from a door frame. Our house doesn’t have ledges over the door frames, so this was perfect to fit anywhere in our home. Plus I can move it wherever I want so I’m always watching him.I was hesitant to purchase this due to the cost, but it was worth every penny. It is very easy to assemble and lightweight. It is very sturdy and the materials are high quality. I’m positive this will last for our son and future children.One con is that the frame is rather large - you’ll need an open area to keep this. This doesn’t bother me, but it is something to consider when purchasing.Our son plays in this every day and loves every minute. It’s good to strengthen his legs, build confidence, and keep him entertained in a safe space while I get some chores done around the house ;)Overall, I would highly recommend this product to any family with young kids!

A friend of ours got this for their little boy (same age as our baby) and seeing how happy he was sealed the deal on whether or not we wanted to fork over the money for it for our baby since it's much more expensive than the door frame jumpers (and larger space wise). My husband and I agree it's the best baby purchase we've made so far.Our daughter LOVES this thing so much. The first time we put her in it she lit up like a Christmas tree when she figured out she could jump up and down on her own, it was hysterical. She giggles and squeals and turns around and around, stopping only to smile at us or reach out to try and pet the dog as he goes by. Now she's figured out she can pivot on one foot to do a spin to face whatever direction she wants. A side benefit of her having a blast (and us having one watching her) is that we can sit down in front of her and eat in peace while she jumps to her heart's content. Obviously I highly recommend getting this but for those of you who like bullet points/pros/cons here they are:Pros:- Easy to set up, no tools needed. Took me about 10 minutes to put together.- Easy to fold back up and put away flat BUT you need to hang on to the washers so have a ziplock baggie and some tape handy. Not sure why they don't have a better way to store these onto the jumper so you don't lose them and can easily keep them close by.- Very sturdy, no wondering if a door frame will hold it safely or if your baby is going to run/jump into a door- Tons of fun for baby and parents/caregivers- Quality materials; harness is washable (make sure you attach the velcro strips together before washing)- Lightweight, easy to move to another area/roomCons:- You need space for this thing. We have a pretty small living room and this thing takes up half the walkable space (but we don't care since we love it.)- As another reviewer said, it's a pain to get your kid in and out of it, which sounds like a deal breaker but it's not. The instructions tell you to lay your baby down and put them in the harness and then, while holding your baby in the harness, hook the harness into the appropriate chain link. Um yeah...that's really hard to do the first time when you are not sure which chain link to hook it into because it all depends on your baby's height so it's trial and error and you're standing there holding your baby in the harness trying to match up the hook to the correct link and it's all just a giant pain. So...I recommend once you figure out which link to put it into, leave it there and just take your baby out of/put them in the harness while it's attached to the spring already. This is not super easy to do and you have to be careful but it's significantly easier than the other method of trying to rehook a harnessed baby (who, by the way, will start to get so excited they will start jumping before you even get them fully secured into the harness). It's definitely easier to do with two people, so one of you can hold the harness open and the other can easily put the baby in it but you can do it by yourself if you're patient and it gets easier every time. Again, this is not a deal breaker (for me) when it's such a great product.And of course, while this should go without saying, this is not a babysitter...you must watch your baby closely at all times while in this jumper and despite the product saying it's for babies 3 months and older your baby MUST have very good head control before using this, so it's more likely for use around 4 to 5 months, not 3. Also if your baby is already close to 30 lbs this product is probably not for you. We had friends come over with their 10 month old who is pretty chunky and we had to put the harness at the highest setting and he sunk so low he couldn't really jump so he just stood there and stared at us. So have it ready around 4 months so your baby can get full use of it. Oh and have your video camera ready!

This jolly jumper was awesome. Easy to assemble. Very easy to clean if needed. Very low noise level while in use. I thought it was a great value for the money. Design is great. You do need space to set it up but it was a great investment. Easy mobility.

We LOVE this jumper!After seeing another mom's FB video, I thought it looked like the baby was secure in it. Unlike some of the ones that have the outer saucer on it, it didn't look like the baby was bobbing left-right with each "dip". Rather, this fits like a snug overalls set, and supports my boy's chest and back.My son was 5 months when we started using it, and he's on chain link #4 from the top (this is how you adjust the height as your baby grows, you simply hook it onto the stand from shorter and shorter chain lengths). However, he is tall for his age (75th percentile). We got this one instead of a doorway version because we don't have a lot of standard doorways with trim. I'm so glad we got this one, because I can put it anywhere and keep an eye on him without having to go down the hallway to look in a doorway. It goes on any flat surface!He jumps, jumps, jumps! The instructions suggest limiting play to 15 min, and we usually leave him in it for 20 min, no more than 30 min.The setup is as simple as it gets: there is a spring in the middle of a stand (the stand is like a swing set stand) that has a chain dangling from the big spring. You simply attach your hooked-up baby's harness to the chain, at a point you feel the baby's foot touches the ground, but not all the way flat-footed (easy to understand diagram in instructions).The baby harness is snug, which we like (we have a long, lean baby and want to protect his spine). To put the baby in it, we lie the harness down on the couch and put him in it (like putting on a super-tall diaper that goes up to the chest). It has large, chest-wide Velcro to get the right fit around the chest, and an adjustable fabric harness snap that goes over that for added security. Finally, a flap of fabric lays over those pieces and snaps into place for both aesthetics and to keep little one from fidgeting or possibly opening the harness.This is a well-made, well-designed baby jumper. I am happy with the purchase, would buy again!