We have the Graco Baby Einstein Discover and Play Entertainer (Excersaucer). Does anyone know the name of the music/song that the cat (middle button) plays?
Sorry, I meant the DUCK which is in the middle.
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I am not sure, I can check this evening when I get home though.
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I have both of these and if I had to only buy one it would definitely be the Einstein activity center. I have a 7-month old, and although she does love jumping in her jumperoo, she doesn't love it 100% of the time. sometimes she's happy in there for 10 minutes, sometimes she hates it after 30 seconds. she likes her einstein center 100% of the time we put her in there. The good thing about the Einstein activity center is yes, there are a lot of toys attached to it, but there is also enough surface space where i can put my baby's other favorite toys. i sprinkle 4 or 5 of her little toys on the open surface space and that keeps her interested so that she doesn't get bored with playing with the same toys over and over again, month after month. there is no place on the jumperoo where i can just lay extra toys that she can grab so she's stuck with the same ones and she loses interest pretty quickly sometimes. Another reason why i like the einstein better is that for babies to be properly seated in the jumperoo, they should not have their feet flat on the ground (they are kind of on their tip toes). that means all the weight/pressure is on their crotch 100% of the time. with the einstein my baby can stand and put pressure on her legs, but when she gets tired she can also just rest in the seat. i think it's more comfortable for her. the last reason why i prefer the einstein is that it has a smaller footprint than the jumperoo and takes up less space (i dont know what goingcrazy is talking about b/c i'm looking at both right now and the jumperoo definitely has a larger base circumference!!!). it's easier to move around from room to room (i can easily drag it).. the jumperoo isn't as easy to move around which is fine if you just want it to be in one place. in the long run, i think you'd get more use out of the einstein center. maybe you can try to borrow the jumperoo or go over to a friend's home who owns it so that you can see if your baby likes it or not before investing the money to buy one.