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Technical Details
| Item Weight | 13.3 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 28.5 x 9 x 31 inches |
| UPC | 032884161768 |
| Item model number | 6161948 |
| Target gender | Unisex |
| Minimum weight recommendation | 7 Pounds |
| Maximum weight recommendation | 30 Pounds |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Number of items | 1 |
Additional Information
| ASIN | B002VUCBC2 |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#2,294 in Baby (See top 100)
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| Shipping Weight | 15.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) |
| Shipping | This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S. |
| Shipping Advisory: | This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply. |
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From the Manufacturer
The ExerSaucer mega splash stationary activity center provides baby with a beach-themed learn and play experience. A variety of toys help baby achieve important developmental milestones such as gross and fine motor skills, self-awareness, tactile development, and more. As "a safer alternative" to walkers, the Exersaucer provides baby with the benefits of stationary exercise with rock, spin and bounce capabilities. A removable, machine washable seat pad in a farm print provides for easy cleaning. Three height adjustments accommodate the growing baby.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
116 of 120 people found the following review helpful
By Brelywi
Amazon Verified Purchase
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This is one of my 4 1/2-month-old twins playing in the exersaucer. I show the toys that come with it and how they snap in and out, and a chewy fishie that doesn't come with it but you can order on Amazon as well. I also show how well my son fits into it (he is 25" long), as well as give my opinion on how the exersaucer is holding up. Please pay no attention to the dirty diapers in the background, I have two teething twins and a husband on deployment :)
99 of 102 people found the following review helpful
By Mandi
PROS: Reasonably priced, doesn't require batteries, higher weight limit than most jumpers, interesting toys that can snap out and be exchanged.
CONS: Springs in the legs sometimes snap out of place (easy to fix, but annoying), no 'kickstand' to stop the Exersaucer from wobbling around
BEST USE: Around 6 months in age
4 MONTHS: We bought this when our son was 4 months old, it took him another month to really grow into it. Had it come with some stoppers (old school exersaucers used to have them) it could have stayed still and been less scary, though he adjusted quickly.
6 MONTHS: Ideal age, able to interact with toys, but because child is not really mobile - wouldn't object much to hanging out and playing. Would play for 30 minute clips easily.
8 MONTHS: Nearly obsolete. While my son was still within the weight limit, he really didn't like to sit still. He might hang in there for 5-10 minutes, but no longer.
12 MONTHS: Gave it away.
RECOMMENDATION: Worth the investment. It provided a safe, entertaining place for my son to play if I had to run to the bathroom or couldn't closely monitor his playtime because I was preparing dinner or answering the phone. My son loved jumping up and down in it and it was his favorite toy for a while. Once he started standing and walking, he didn't want to be restricted and would fight me as I'd try to put him into the walker (however, he liked to stand and play with it - I used it as a blockade between a wall and sofa).
CONS: Springs in the legs sometimes snap out of place (easy to fix, but annoying), no 'kickstand' to stop the Exersaucer from wobbling around
BEST USE: Around 6 months in age
4 MONTHS: We bought this when our son was 4 months old, it took him another month to really grow into it. Had it come with some stoppers (old school exersaucers used to have them) it could have stayed still and been less scary, though he adjusted quickly.
6 MONTHS: Ideal age, able to interact with toys, but because child is not really mobile - wouldn't object much to hanging out and playing. Would play for 30 minute clips easily.
8 MONTHS: Nearly obsolete. While my son was still within the weight limit, he really didn't like to sit still. He might hang in there for 5-10 minutes, but no longer.
12 MONTHS: Gave it away.
RECOMMENDATION: Worth the investment. It provided a safe, entertaining place for my son to play if I had to run to the bathroom or couldn't closely monitor his playtime because I was preparing dinner or answering the phone. My son loved jumping up and down in it and it was his favorite toy for a while. Once he started standing and walking, he didn't want to be restricted and would fight me as I'd try to put him into the walker (however, he liked to stand and play with it - I used it as a blockade between a wall and sofa).
42 of 44 people found the following review helpful
By J. Schmidt
Amazon Verified Purchase
The good: My 6 month old baby boy loves to rock out in here. I'm very glad I didn't get one with MORE "bells and whistles" because the stuff on this one is plenty, in fact i don't even use all the attachments at once because he gets overwhelmed. I can't imagine the overload from one of the crazy ones that costs more. This thing is plenty entertaining and it totally wears him out.
The bad: At 6 months old and only 70 percentile in height, he is (according to the instructions) already supposed to be on the highest height setting so that he's on tippytoe not flat footed. So that seems rediculous, he would outgrow on height almost immediately. Also, because he's still pretty lightweight it seems top-heavy if I put it on the highest setting AND it also seems uncomfortable because then he is "hanging" from his hips too much and not actually practicing standing -- so actually i put it on the middle setting and just sit right next to it and watch very very carefully to avoid any chance of him accidental flipping it. (He can definitely really get it rocking and rolling!)
The bad: At 6 months old and only 70 percentile in height, he is (according to the instructions) already supposed to be on the highest height setting so that he's on tippytoe not flat footed. So that seems rediculous, he would outgrow on height almost immediately. Also, because he's still pretty lightweight it seems top-heavy if I put it on the highest setting AND it also seems uncomfortable because then he is "hanging" from his hips too much and not actually practicing standing -- so actually i put it on the middle setting and just sit right next to it and watch very very carefully to avoid any chance of him accidental flipping it. (He can definitely really get it rocking and rolling!)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great exersaucer
This was so easy to put together and my son loves all the toys that come with it. He's still a little big for it, but that's easily fixed by putting a rolled up blanket in the... Read more
Published 3 days ago by C. Dockins
5.0 out of 5 stars
LOVE IT
My son absolutely loves playing in his excersaucer. He likes to put everything in his mouth right now so it is the prefect toy.
Published 8 days ago by shawna freeman
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Toy!
Would have been five stars, but baby grew out of this pretty quickly. Well-made, plenty sturdy, several activities for busy hands and active minds. Read more
Published 1 month ago by SouthernBelle
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lots of toys, right height, easy rotating seat
I purchased this exersaucer after having a bad experience with the Fisher-Price Luv U Zoo Jumperoo; baby hated it and it was enormous! Read more
Published 1 month ago by Hairee
4.0 out of 5 stars
perfect
I bought this saucer last week for my son and he loves it very much... I can get to finish a meal or take a shower :) . Loves it!
Published 1 month ago by Anita
5.0 out of 5 stars
Has a blast
He loves this thing and cracks himself up jumping up and down. Good purchase and a good deal for our kids.
Published 1 month ago by Yeah!
5.0 out of 5 stars
Super!
My 5 month old loves it! it's put together very well. highly recommend this to any parent looking for an exersauser.
Published 2 months ago by Brett Johnson
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun!
My daughter loved this item. We did have to remove the cup with attached stars as she kept sratching her face on the edge of the cup, it was rough. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Abby
3.0 out of 5 stars
Fun for baby, but quality is lacking
First of all, I got this toy in Walmart for $45. It is worth $45, but no way should it cost $85! If I payed $85 for it, I would give it an even lower rating. Read more
Published 2 months ago by MAMA
5.0 out of 5 stars
Helps build strength
Our son had decent head control from the day he was born. We purchased this exersaucer when he was about 2.5-3 months old. Read more
Published 2 months ago by ALar
