Johnny jump up

[Complicated]

I seen this at Wal-mart but don't know much about it. Has anyone bought this? What is your review?

[sassymom]

If you mean the one that hangs in the doorway...love it, love it, love it...ds jumps for hours!

I also have the one that stands on it's own made by FP and it works just as well.

[libertine]

It's okay...not the best baby-busier, IMO, but maybe at 6 mos. DS is not that athletic yet. He just does little hops. Apparently I loved it as a baby and would really get going in it.
My main beef with the jump-up is that it's kind of hard to remove him from it.

[sassymom]

Kellen didn't really start liking his until 7 months....and yes, it does become hard to remove them from it..at least until separation anxiety hits and then it's really easy to remove them from it because they're screaming for you....lol

[firefly]

bought one and my dd wasn't very into it. Waste of money.

Also keep in mind that you really need to be right there with them while they "jump."

Dd had a lot more fun in the exersaucer. She could bounce, swivel, and play with the exersaucer fun toys.

[Amylcd]

bought one, first time i put dd in it it broke, she fell to the floor. Maybe it was just that one, but I don't trust them

[Lorrie]

My son does not like it. He does not jump up. He just goes around around in a circle.

[sassymom]

You might try that free-standing one from FP if you're concerned about it hanging and falling....

[Complicated]

thanks sassymom!

[Limeade]

We had one, ds hated it, i mean really hated it :lol

[Dea]

Ds just about lived in his. It was a great poop maker that jumping. He used to run and jump and my heart would skip a damn beat.

To this day he is still a running jumpy kid. I wish they made one for a toddler.

[EvilBitch]

I had one that quickly went into the trash. It fell when my son was in it. I think if it had to be manually tightened somehow instead of spring loaded it would be much safer.