Evenflo Bounce and Learn Bee Exersaucer (Older Version) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

Bought this for my 4 month old and she liked it right away, even though she couldn't make it bounce at that point. As the other reviewers noted, we did have to place a pillow on the bottom so her feet were touching (she's 60%-75% for height). She is now 7 months old and still needs the pillow, but has been bouncing in it just fine since she was 5-6 mo old. She loves to bounce. It's a good amt of bouncing so she has fun, but she can't get too crazy with the stiffer springs so that I worry about her head bouncing too much. However, I have a 26 mo old that gets in the bouncer and can definitely really make it bounce! There are 2 chew, flexible toys, 1 with a bird in an egg that vibrates when you pull the string (my daughter has always loved that), and 2 toys that need 3 AAA batteries each that talk, sing & make noises (1 has a mirror). My only complaint is that nothing plays full songs, or anything like the classical music from my old Baby Einstein exersaucer. My baby does chew on the butterfly & apple & thankfully we have not had any issues with the paint coming off. Overall, we are very pleased with this bouncer and it has worked out great!

I recently bought this exersaucer for my 6 month old boy (who is big for his age: 21 pounds, 30 inches). Although it is super cute and not as cluttered or overstimulating as other exersaucers I've seen, I'm overall not impressed with it for 4 reasons:1. My very large baby can't reach the floor even on the lowest setting, so we have to keep a folded-up towel under his feet so that he's not just hanging there.2. After only a few days, he managed to chew some of the paint off of the dragonfly's face. This concerned me enough to remove the dragonfly completely from the item, which is sad because he really liked that part.3. As far as he knows, this thing does not bounce. The springs are so stiff that it takes a lot of force from me to create a bouncing motion. I guess I should be grateful that he can't bounce it himself because it makes way too much noise---a delightful crashing plastic noise.4. There is one place on the toy tray that does not have a toy. I did not know this because in the picture, the empty place is hiding behind the bee's head. However, be warned that it will seem to be missing a toy when you are assembling it. Maybe there are extra attachments that you can buy??I'm considering returning it....the only reason I haven't yet is because baby boy loves hitting the frog on the head for the sound effects.EDIT: Shortly after posting this review, I found more paint chipped off of a different toy (the eggshell/bird toy), and therefore I have decided to return the item. It's a shame...it had a lot of potential to be good, but the thought of my baby eating paint chips is a deal-breaker for me.

I bought this because I was stoked to find an Exersaucer / Jumperoo combo. Plus it wasn't HUGE!!! and horrendously gaudy like the other exersaucers and jumperoos out there.Like other reviewers state, it is pretty tall, but I figure that's more bang for my buck. You can use it longer! My 4-month old is in the 95th percentile for height and it's still too tall for him, so we just stick a pillow under his feet. Not worthy of such low reviews.I also really like that the switches for the music are hidden (under the devices when you snap them in), so my little guy (or his older brother) can't mess with them and turn them from the "only slightly annoying" volume level to "incredibly annoying." There is one empty spot for a toy -- it's a concave trough so it may be for snacks or something?I'm glad I bought this. It was at an awesome price and my little dude loves it, and it isn't too ugly (come on, they ALL are) or take up too much space.

We bought this because I assumed new model= new and improved. The lowest setting is so tall that my 4 month old's legs needs to grow at least 3 inches before he can touch the base. He is in the 75th percentile for height and weight. Seat padding is cheap feeling with no quilting or softness. The head rest part of the seat is supported by a thin piece of low density foam that falls backward because the stitching is too loose. If I had seen this in a store I would have bought a different model. I have only had this for 2 days and cannot write a more detailed review, but wanted to warn others of how high this is.UPDATE: Baby is now 10 months old and feet have only touched bottom on lowest setting for 2 months. This is by far the least stimulating toy he has and he screams when I put him in it. It also makes a cracking screech noise when he does jump. By far the worst design yet for an exersaucer. It is cute but that is the only compliment I have after owning it for 6 months.

my LO was 5 months old when we put her in the bouncer. She's been measuring above 95 percentile both in height and weight and she leg couldn't touch the bottom when we set the bouncer on the lowest setting. Nevertheless she still likes to spend good amount of time in it. We put a pillow on the yellow bottom so she can kick against it. Overall, it's well made. Did, however, take a little effort to put together.

I purchased this for my energetic 6 month old. She is just the right size for the lowest height setting. At first, as many previous reviewers pointed out, it seemed like she was too short for it. However, I discovered the baby's toes should just brush the bottom (she should not be able to stand flat foted), in which case the height is perfect. It's a good product, but doesn't keep her distracted for more than 15 minutes.

I love this! It's girly but not pink which is super awesome for me! The toys attached keep my daughter very happy for minutes on end (hopefully soon she will last a bit longer, she's still very small). The colors are neutral enough to go to a boy also.I will say that it is very very tall and it took forever for my daughter to be able to push down on the saucer itself. We just put a pillow under her feet and she was happy with just that.