Evenflo ExerSaucer Triple Fun - Jungle (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

First off the company charged me twice then reimbursed me back about 10+ days later after several phone calls they said it was to check if the payment would go though. * like when you hit credit at a gas station and they charge you only a dollar but they charged me double the item price total BS “ After a while the legs get “loose” but it’s still very useable and not unsafe my daughter loved this so much starting at 5 months and she still loves to walk and play with the toys at 16 months we tried to unfold it into the s shape and it just not sturdy enough to help them pull them selfs up so we kept it in a circle and she just walks around the circle I WOULDNT buy one of these that had the three conversion options I’d just go for a normal circle one and from a different company

I wish I had bought this when my son was little! It has grown with him and could have had some good use when he was a a newborn. My son was almost 5 months when I got this. He wasn't a fan at first but he was getting bored and learning to sit on his own so he needed some activities or as we called them "stations". I used this as one of his stations and would move him to 4 different things throughout the day as his boredom developed. I first put him in this for only a couple of minutes with the red legs out so it didn't wobble, and he'd cry pretty fast but within a week he was tolerating it and for longer, then he started to realize that it could be fun! Soon, he was staying in it for half hour and I took the red feet for stability off and he could rock it, which helped with his balance too. He loved the iguana that lit up by just moving in it - very little needed for it to start lighting up and singing, so good for a young baby that didn't understand how to manipulate everything. He then learned of the butterfly thing that I thought would be useless and stupid. He spent hours pulling on it and chewing it. He would knock the lizard pieces out but never really pushed the buttons. He also would play with the parrot. As he got a bit older, he started to play with the "world" and it's button - 3 of them that are for a, b, and c. The buttons play music and if hit again say a is for ape... Then as he got bigger (7.5 months or so), he learned he could jump in it (has springs) and he would get the hole thing shaking and moving and would scream happiness at it. The hanging animals that seemed useless would swing, the iguana would light up, the "pieces" of the lizard would knock together and it was so noisy and fun for him - he'd smile huge and laugh, and hold on to the world pushign buttons. He even would manage to get it to move a few feet! He finally discovered those hanging animals and started to pull on them and manually push them and pull them and try to eat them (teeth). The koala got a little tear from his pulling but that is his doing. Around 9 months he stopped enjoying it as much but he had just discovered crawling and hates being contained. I still put him in it if I need to do something and he needs to be contained, or if I feed the puppy (baby likes to turn the bowls of food and water over and try to eat the dog food). But the baby loves to watch the dog eat so he gets happy after a couple squirms of protest. So at 10 months he doens't enjoy it like he used to but it got a good solid 4 months of regular use and now I will take it apart for him to play with as a toy he can stand and use. He pulls himself up constantly and falls and I read this isn't very sturdy when seperated into it's third stage so I am just waiting another month or so until he stands a bit more easily without falling and hurting himself.Overall I LOVE this toy and have no complaints - it grew with him and that is great and made the price okay for me to pay. My son loves it too, which was most important. I can't find anything wrong with it - I guess it could use a coupld of changes to the parrots that sit under the palm tree -- they are boring and didn't get much play time.

I purchased this ExerSaucer for my granddaughter when she was six months old. She really liked it then. Now she's 16 months and she still likes playing with it. In fact, she climbs in all by herself now! It's so fun to watch her maneuver around all the stuff. This toy was a good investment. And, with how well-made it is, I'm sure it'll be around for her siblings.At first I was a little concerned about how many batteries it took, but I just replaced the batteries in the globe and have never replaced the others because they're still going strong.6/21/2014 - UPDATEJust packed away this "Baby Command Center" (as we fondly call it) after my second grandchild loved it even more than the first. I was checking on the price I paid in order to sell it second hand when I decided to update my review to let everyone know that this was a very good investment. I should say that we only ever used it for Stages 1 & 2, not seeing a need to break it down to Stage 3 since they both could toddle up to it and play just as well as if we took the time to set up the last stage.

I looked at allot of excersaucers and was on the fence about this one after reading several reviews. Many people complained the the seat got stuck and parents would have to turn their child to play with new toys. I think Evenflo must have changed this because it came all together so its not an issue right now. I think it could have issues in the future when we turn it into the activity table for an older baby and then go back to go back to saucer for a new baby. The saucer is very cute with lots of fun things for baby to do. The songs are annoying but thats how most of them are right? The first stage play gym part is nearly worthless baby swats at the toys and they loop around the bar. As a saucer I wish it had a more bounce. On the plus side baby loves the saucer and provides hours of fun! Amazon had the best price for this.

I never used the play mat since I got this when my son turned 4 months so no opinion on that.The bouncer was good except that as soon as I got it it needed to be set to the highest setting...my baby is tall, but he still fits on the middle setting on another brand's bouncer. I let him use it while flat footed which I know I shouldn't but otherwise I wouldn't have gotten any use out of it. He really enjoyed the toys on it.Now that my son is 7 months, crawling, pulling up, cruising, and crawling out of things we tried turning it into an activity table and found that it takes almost 5 seconds for him to pull it down. Rather than risk him breaking it, it is being put away for the next in line.