Once assembled the device is firm and safe and I feel confident retreating a few steps to the sofa while my daughter plays in this. The Baby Einstein Neptune’s Ocean Discovery Jumper is a great way to keep babies entertained and engaged. With extra link loops, you can also add your baby’s favorite toys or swap out fresh ones for a new ocean of discovery. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

With an ocean-themed design, rotating seat, adjustable height, and various toys, this jumper offers hours of fun and educational playtime. Given the brand I was a bit dissapointed in the actual entertainment factor of this for our child though as its very limited and not exactly captivating stuff even for a 6 month old.Side 1 - a 3 key keyboard with 3 modes which are play music, play individual notes and speak choosing between the colour of the key and the shape of whats drawn in it reciting it in 3 languages. There is a crab that spins inside a clear ball, a little starfish that holds a self-discovery mirror, an octopus paddle toy, and flash cards with real underwater imagery to boost vocabulary. With extra link loops, you can also add your baby’s favourite toys or swap out fresh ones for a new ocean of discovery. This draws a smile but it fails to hold her attention for any length of time as once the buttons have been smashed a few times it doesnt really do much more.

The product somes shipped flat pack however most of the assembly is just snap together with the exception of the seat fabric which is held on with a flat hooking mechanism and its a bit fiddly for those of us with JCB bucket hands.I think this is a brilliant product for my little girl, the abc toy has 3 languages English French and spanish. There’s a crab that spins inside a clear ball, a little starfish that holds a self-discovery mirror, an octopus paddle toy, and flash cards with real underwater imagery to boost vocabulary. He's been in it twice today and depending on his mood he'll either bounce up and down like a nutter or get stuck into the sensory toys. There's a crab that spins inside a clear ball, a little starfish that holds a self-discovery mirror, an octopus paddle toy, flash cards with real-life imagery, and much more.