My munchkin loves this way more than her other bouncer with all the toys built in

This thing was great, a good way to keep baby entertained while I could get a small break, he loved it bounced very high and chattered.

There were a couple different ways I tried to connect up everything, seeing if there was a better way and it is a BIT easier to latch the larger top ONE hook, rather than trying to latch the lower 2 hooks

Wonder if they could have figured an easier way to put a kid in the

For the cost little i hoped it would provide easy ways to fold.

Hard as hell to get on, but after realizing there has to be a better way, I go with the unhook-each -time method

We have tried putting her in the instructed way and the lazy way.

Of course safety is paramount but the way it is now you have to unscrew a nut to remove one side of the rod in order to collapse the thing...too many parts to lose and tedious to do to the rods on each side

but after couple time ur find the best way for ur child to get in n out of it i highly recommend

I think it is a good way to help develop his legs and general coordination.

I wish there was an easier way to do that, but overall this is a great product and baby loves it!

The easiest way with out strangling you little one is by placing the harness on the floor and sitting your baby in it that way then lifting the harness to the chain and adjusting the hight to which your baby can bounce

The lazy way is to move the swing close to a couch/seat, prop it open with your knees and slide the baby into it hoping she doesn't kick her legs out making it impossible to get her in, and then snapping her in.

It would be great if they added an easier way to close it up instead of taking it apart.

Also, folding it is kind of a pain...they couldn't have come up with a better way to fold it than having to unscrew two wingnuts every time???

Mom or Dad that is looking for a good way to wear out that baby this is for you!My son loved jumping in this

We put her in, which is not easy to do because the way it is constructed makes it hard to get her into the harness without hitting her head however once in there she smiles and jumps and jumps and jumps for about 15 to 20 minutes before finally tiring herself out.

It has provided hours of entertainment for my daughter and a great way to have the baby in a different position besides sitting in a chair or laying down (before they begin crawling).

It was a great way to make her tired so that she was actually able to sleep through the night.

It's a great way to free up my hands for 20 minutes while she entertains herself and uses up some excess energy

I have tried a few different ways, trying to find the easiest way to do

It seems to be an excellent way to help her develop stamina and coordination.

Either way sucks.

For one parent, it's quite a contraption that requires maneuvering to make sure the baby is strapped in and secure, the arms are in the proper way, the length from the top hook for the baby to bounce correctly is right--it's just too complicated.

Not sure why they don't have a better way to store these onto the

Our daughter and her husband love this Jolly Jumper as it doesn't have to hang from a doorway.

Also it doesn’t break down as small as I’d like, kind of inconvenient

It fits him perfect as he is 4 months old soon to be 5 and fits comfortably

I loved my Jolly Jumper as a