Fishe-Price 123 Rainforest Reviews
- Terrible
Posted on Oct 14, 2010
Reviews: 6
Pros: Lots of things to keep baby occupied.
Things to keep baby happy for tummy time.
Things to reach and grab.
Things to keep baby happy for tummy time.
Things to reach and grab.
Cons: Toys are attached with velcro and come off easily.
Does not fold up to store so need a big space to keep when not using it.
Not much good for when a baby starts to roll as narrow and the trees stop them.
Does not fold up to store so need a big space to keep when not using it.
Not much good for when a baby starts to roll as narrow and the trees stop them.
Overall: The toys are great and my baby loves them, especially the butterflies, but all toys are attached with velcro so she has started to pull them off and then gets bored. It is also not a good design in terms of set up as the side bars mean it can not be folded up and takes up quite a large space when not in use (my other one can be folded and is stored behind the change table).
This one was a gift but would not be one I choose to buy mainly due to the space it takes up and narrow, so my baby is starting to roll so gets in odd positions.
This one was a gift but would not be one I choose to buy mainly due to the space it takes up and narrow, so my baby is starting to roll so gets in odd positions.
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Model:
L1664
A comfy mat, playful friends, music, sounds, and plenty of stimulating fun as baby grows—this gym has it all! Baby can bat at the roller ball for delightful music, watch sweet butterflies spin overhead, and kick the raised end panel for toe-tickling textures. When baby is old enough, the pillow wedge encourages tummy-time fun with a peek-a-boo mirror, jingling toucan and other toys! Includes 3 button-cell batteries
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