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, BABYBJO"RN Baby Carrier Synergy - Black, Mesh , Beco Butterfly II Baby Carrier - Ginger,Ergo Baby Carrier Black with Camel Lining ,Evenflo Exersaucer Mega Circus ,Evenflo In the Garden Walk Around ExerSaucer Color: Blue From the Manufacturer Your baby will jump with delight in the Baby Einstein Musical Motion 2-in-1 Stationary Jumper and Entertainer. The New Secure Support Seat with high back provides added comfort and support for younger babies just beginning to sit up. The seat rotates 360° to give baby full access to different activity stations and encourages movement. The seat pad is removable and machine washable for easy clean-up. Four activity stations surround baby and include 12 activities: Electric piano introduces colors and shapes in English, French, and Spanish - includes mirror, dancing lights, and 6 classical melodies with 3 play modes and volume control. The large spinning rattle ball features beads and real-life imagery. Sun teether stalk with clackers and cloud stalk feature a water-filled bird teether (refrigerate bird teether to soothe baby's gums). Toy tray includes loops to attach more of baby's favorite toys. Four Baby Einstein links are included to attach even more toys. Our jumper is designed to grow with your baby and includes a 5-point height adjustment on seat. Padded toy bars and covered springs provide added safety. Quickly fold the entire unit for easy storage and portability. Each of the four play stations are removable for quick clean-up. Non-skid feet provide additional safety. Requires three AA batteries.
This review is from: Baby Einstein Musical Motion Activity Jumper, Green (Baby Product)
When my baby started chewing on the teether toys that are part of this jumper (the yellow sun and the bead chaser) I wrote to the company to make sure these toys don't contain BPA and other harmful chemicals. I could not get a straight yes or no answer from Kids II who actually manufacture this product. All I got is that "the materials in our products meet global phthalate and BPA requirements", a remarkable statement given that, to the best of my knowledge, there are no such global requirements (every country has their own widely varying safety standards, and the US regulations in particular are ridiculously out of date with the current research that suggests that even small amounts of BPA are harmful). This leads me to believe that the plastic is indeed unsafe. The company has lost my trust -- I will no longer buy any Baby Einstein products.
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