ExerSaucer Moovin' & Groovin' Bouncing Activity Saucer

<p>The ExerSaucer® Moovin’ &amp; Groovin’ Bouncing Activity Saucer will have your little one entertained ‘til the cows come home! Give them hours of developmental fun with 360 degree seat spin, a unique rocking base, 12+ activities and a variety of colors and patterns. A stable full of farm animals including horses, cows and pigs are waiting to play with your baby. Bouncing, reaching, turning and stretching are all part of your child’s development. You’ll also love that the seat cushion is machine-washable, toys are easy to clean, and set-up is quick and easy, without any tools required. With three height settings, the Moovin’ &amp; Groovin’ saucer will be a favorite as they grow.</p>

• 12+ Fun Activities: So much for baby to do! Activities stimulate fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and core muscle development for wiggly, giggle learning fun
• Exer-Bounce: Enhanced springs provide 2X the bouncing action. Make sure you are giving your child exer-awesome bouncing fun
• Unique Rocking Base: The only brand with the base that provides rocking fun, helping stimulate balance awareness
• 360° Seat Spin: Reaching, turning and stretching are all a part of your child’s development. The full-seat spin provides all-around fun
• 3-Position Height Adjustment: Easy to adjust, the 3 positions give your child more opportunity to bounce and play as they grow
• Easy To Assemble: Sets up in minutes, without any tools required
• Easy to Clean: Removable, machine-washable seat pad and wipeable toys allow you to keep the play area clean
• Stabilizer Feet: Give you the ability to eliminate the rocking function, if your little one prefers
• Reach!: The plush toys on the toy bar promote reaching and stretching, helping to build spine and neck muscles
• Wobble!: Callie the cow balances on her colorful blocks
• Peek-A-Boo!: Sheep and pig take turns peeking in and out of the barn, revealing ABC’s along the way
• Flip!: Let’s count our 123’s on the fun flip book
• Rock Back And Forth!: Henry the horse rocks back and forth on his patch of green grass