Sassy Seat Doorway Jumper, 5 Toys

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2366 in Baby Product
  
• Color: Blue/Green
• Brand: Sassy
• Model: 796
• Released on: 2009-01-01
• Dimensions: 14.00" h x
  16.38" w x
  4.00" l,
  5.60 pounds
  

Features

• Attaches to framed doorways
• Unique locking mechanism for added security
• Includes 5 Sassy developmental toys
• Machine washable seat

• Attaches to framed doorways
• Unique locking mechanism for added security
• Includes 5 Sassy developmental toys
• Machine washable seat

Product Description

Sassy Seat Doorway Jumper The Sassy Seat Doorway Jumper easily attaches to door frames. This baby jumper provides hours of bouncing fun for baby. There are five developmental toys which also work to keep baby entertained. The baby doorway jumper from Sassy also includes a unique locking mechanism to keep it firmly in place when needed.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Best money we've spent on a baby "toy" so far!
By TSK
My 6 month old daughter loves this jumper! She can not get enough of bouncing up and down. The toy attachments are great and keep her even more occupied. We've tried other jumpers at friends' houses and they are not the same. I suspect it's the toys hanging off the sides -just when she starts to get a little tired of the seat she'll "find" one of the toys and she's back jumping away. She'll happily bounce, spin and coo away giving me enough time to get dinner ready. My biggest complaint with this jumper is trying to get her out of it. It's a challenge because of the fabric seat and the bar over head, but it's easy to get the hang of it. I would buy this again in an instant. We joke it's the best thing we've bought for her so far.

16 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
out of control!
By Sometrouble
I will be returning this jumper and looking for a different model. We have a fisher price stand alone jumper...and my 6 month old son loves it. I thought he would love this too. Not so much. He leans to one side or the other and then only one foot it on the ground causing him to spin out of control like a teetering top. There is hardly any spring in it, so when he tries to bounce he just swings crazily in a circle. I tried everything...making it taller, making it shorter...nothing helped. After a few minutes he bonked his head on the doorframe of our super-wide double doorway (I had it hung in the middle). That was the end of that. I would recommend a jumper with a stand like a jumperoo or one without the horizontal bar construction that this one has, it seems like that is what makes it so unsteady.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Why this product stinks
By E Moore
I purchased one of these despite all the bad reviews I'd read. I liked the way it looked so much more than the others in it's price range so I thought I'd give it a try and see if I could make it work for us. I was boxing back up again within a couple hours. Here are the two very big problems.Firstly the ropes in the front are close enough together to keep it from being able to tip forward, but because there is no tray and the top of the basket is right under the baby's arms, the baby gets rope burn from trying to play with the toys that are hanging on the front. After about five minutes in this bouncer my son started crying (which he almost never does). I took him out and he had rope burn through his shirt on the backs of his arms.Secondly, depending on who assembles your particular chair, you may get a spinner instead of a bouncer. Straight out of the box (before I put my son in) just hanging there, the green bar above the seat was level, but the seat itself was not level at all. When I put my son in (after adjusting the height etc.) the weight of his body leveled the seat out but the bar above it became slanted causing him to turn in circles continuously. The ropes on the left side were a good inch or so longer than the ones on the ones on the right. Upon further examination I was able to see that all four ropes are actually one rope that winds through the whole thing. So if the person assembling your bouncer is being lazy (and judging by the reviews almost all of them are) and they don't measure how much rope goes to each side perfectly, your chair will not work. I toyed with the idea of trying to adjust it, but without boring your to death with details of shoddy workmanship, I can tell you it would have been a waste of my time and not safe for my kiddo.After my bad experience I spent WAY too much time researching bouncers. I very nearly spent $120 on the Merry Muscles, but decided to give the Graco Bumper Jumper a try first. I'm so glad I did. They have worked ALL the kinks out of the design. We have been happily and safely bouncing for $35