Fisher-Price Little People Share & Care Safari

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One of G’s favourite things about the gym is the mirror, he loves to look at himself and I liked that it gave a good quality reflection, and that it was big enough so he could see his full face. Little Angels Prams act only as a go-between, your warranty is with the brand who manufactures your pushchair. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. There is a red frog seat in the centre, which turns 360 degree's to allow baby to interact with all the different toys.

This means that for the time period of the warranty, if something goes wrong you are entitled to request a repair.You can pay by secure card payment or paypal and either get it delivered to your home adress or collect at one of our two locations in Banbridge Co Down or Portadown Co Armagh. My only concern was the size of the mat, I think ideally it could be a little bit bigger, but it’s size has meant that G has found a little game of his own which he loves to play. Once you have folded the base, I found that you could position the seat sideways and rest it up against a wall or behind a piece of furniture for easy storage when it wasn’t in use. My baby started to use the jumperoo at around six months old but had gotten bored of it by around nine/ten months old once he could cruise.

The music and sounds are lovely and we still play them at night times on the night lamp mode on her bedside table. Tummy time fun: Adjustable, high contrast-patterned arch can be repositioned to bring toys within view while the supportive giraffe tummy wedge helps keep your baby comfy. By laying him diagonally on the mat he discovered he could kick the bars and it would make the gym and the toys shake. With three ways to play, a super-soft play mat, and a take-along toucan featuring up to 20 minutes of music and colour-changing lights, your baby will love exploring all the wild fun of this deluxe infant gym.If you choose to use our payment plan service, your items will be dispatched once the plan is paid in full. Mummy in the City is written by Tine Farstad, a London mum mostly running around in Fulham, Parsons Green, Chelsea, South Kensington and Battersea with her daughter and son.