Back-To-Nature Remote Control Bouncer

Now that I have it I can see why it needs a redesign. It can be dangerous because it is front heavy with the battery pack so far forward and the metal foot supports are too far back.

Pros: bouncing mechanism is the best I've had out of 4 other bouncers. Plenty of space for the legs, other bouncers were too short in the seat and baby's legs would start hanging off the front or hitting the battery pack so I would have to remove the battery pack on other models. The footprint does not extend wider than the seat which can cause people to catch their toes when walking by other bouncers. This seat back is supportive of baby's spine so there is less hammocking which can cause baby to spit up. I love the 3 position recline.

Cons: Must only be used on the floor with baby supervised, an active baby like mine could flip it forward, but if it's on the floor it can't flip all the way over because the front hits the floor, still dangerously unstable. The harness crotch strap is at least two inches too short so the baby sits too high, almost suspended in it. I am handy with sewing so I added material and resewed the part that goes between the legs to extend longer. The toy bar could stay on better and the canopy I could do without.

In hindsight I think the Summer Infant Deluxe Soft Embrace Comfort Bouncer Gund Puppy may be the better bouncer.

I purchased this because it sounded really good and I read most of the reviews and they sounded good.It is nice and our son loves the toy bar, but it comes off as soon as he bats it or grabs it. Also in the canopy it has these plastic wires to form it. One of the wires poked through the fabric. It almost poked our son in the eye. So I had to sew it back in there. If I could have i would have opted for another bouncer. I think I still am going to buy a different one anyway.

I thought this would be great, and yes, our twins loved it, but the harness is so low that they would topple over to the side. The bears are at eye level, so they blocked their view. Not to mention the bear bar keeps popping off the chair. Very annoying. I finally stopped using it when my kids reached about 11 lbs because my boy toppled the whole thing over because it didn't restrain him well enough and it's not very sturdy. He wasn't hurt, just upset, but that was enough for me. I'm getting rid of it. Too bad