AC01D29A-Babytrend 3-in-1 Bounce N Play Activity Center Woodland Walk

I'm not that handy. In fact I usually hate having to do home improvement projects or assembling much of anything, because it feels like it takes me longer than your average person to do it. So with that in mind I loved how easy this bounce n' play activity center was to put together! It took less than 15 minutes for me to put together alone, and has been a non-stop source of entertainment for our baby since I put this together.It has three adjustable height levels, which helps your baby grow with the toy, and there's a variety of stations for your baby to turn to to play in with the chair that swivels. It also is great for helping build their leg muscles and promote standing while they stay occupied and entertained. It also doesn't take up too much space.Lastly, I also think it comes at a great price (approximately $60) and it comes from a reputable brand.This is an excellent gift for a baby shower or when visiting a baby for the first time. Highly recommended. 5/5.

The versatility of this thing is amazing. Love the bouncing floor feature to keep baby active and occupied while strengthening little legs! The house are vibrant and entertaining and it is easy to transition into different play modes and table mode. Cleans up easily and just overall a very practical baby entertainment center.

I think for the price point this is about what you'd expect. It seems a little on the cheap side, but not in the way that seems like it could ever be an issue. Just not the most high end materials. I thought it was about average in terms of assembly. I didn't think it was amazingly straight forward and simple, but it wasn't ridiculously complicated either. This is designed to be easier to clean which is nice. So far it has served my godchild well, when she's sitting in it she seems comfortable enough and stays entertained long enough for me to at least get lunch made and sit down for a couple minutes. I wouldn't expect it to last through every child you may have over a 10 year period. But again, given it's rather reasonable price, I'm satisfied with it.

We often watch our young nieces and nephews so decided to get an activity center for those times they are visiting.I have a niece and a nephew who are several months apart and therefore different heights. It's really quick and easy to adjust the height to fit each baby when they come to our house.The activities are entertaining. Both of the babies love swinging the stand back and forth.The one thing I always want to know up front before buying a baby activity center is how the piano sounds. So I uploaded a video of it for you here. Every time the touch a key, a different melody plays. They didn't really seem to correspond to a single key, or even go in the same order. But it plays the melodies and lights up either way.Overall, I'd recommend this play center.

This is a very nice three stage play center. For the first stage, the bouncer, there are three different lengths for the foot board, so as your baby grows, the bouncer grows with him. Once your baby has grown out of the bouncer, you move on to the second stage. Remove the seat and the footboard snaps in place to make a table. The toys can still stay in place, your toddler is just learning to stand now while playing. The table is easily sturdy enough to fully support a toddler. Stage 3 is remove the toys, and you just have a flat table. Now all you need is a child seat, and this will be good to use until your child is 3 or 4 years old.From the practical put together perspective... It is a bit tricky at first to figure out how to snap the seat in place properly, and then it is a two person project to get the seat back out. One person has to hold the bouncer down while the other pushes in the sides of the seat and pulls up. The seat pretty easily disengages then. It also isn't hard to remove the cloth from the seat for cleaning. The tricky part is putting it back on correctly. I wish the inside of the seat fabric was labeled back & front for easier positioning on the plastic frame.The toys all seem very sturdy and functional, and the music/light toy plays a bunch of sounds and songs. This is the only battery toy on this bouncer, and it uses AAA, which is my preference. I do not like all these specialty batteries.My final complaint. Turning the bouncer into a table. It takes a little effort to snap the footboard into the table, but it is going to take a lot of effort to get it back out again. I am still trying to figure out how to do that (main reason for the lost star)...