👶 Enhance Your Baby's Bouncer Experience with BABYBJORN Wooden Toy - Googly Eyes Review

He was nervous at first but finally touched him. Learned all of his basic reach and grapple skills before progressing to coffee cups to spill.

This has entertained our little one since we bought her when she was 8 weeks old. Now she is almost 19 weeks old and every day she finds something new and interesting about it and a new way to learn new skills. It's not trendy and definitely expensive, but she's had the longest lifespan of any toy we've bought to keep her interested and growing.

Fifty bucks for a toy to attract an already outrageously expensive bouncer? Serious? Yes, I said that too. But I gave up and my daughter thinks this thing just hangs the moon. She started using it at 8 weeks and it really helped her understand her hands and hand-eye coordination. She will play with it for 20-30 minutes when she gets the chance. So five stars for you, weird expensive toy with bulging eyes.

My kid has been using it for a few months and it's great but this morning I noticed the paint and wood is cracked and chipped where she's chewing on it. She seems fine but it was so scary. She has two small lower teeth and is 6.5 months old, this shouldn't have happened. I expected more given the price and brand - the product description says it's safe for a baby but it clearly isn't!

I didn't like this toy hanger. I thought I'd give it a try and send it back when I realized $50 is a ridiculous amount for a stupid wooden toy that comes with an already overpriced bouncer. I even bought the cheaper plastic version recommended by Revain as backup proof I didn't need it. Well as it turns out the plastic version is too big for my 3 month old and overloads him fairly easily. But this overrated and oversimplified piece of wood? He likes it very much. He must have expensive taste…

Simple cute design and most importantly my kid loves it. Though eyes land here and there as if begging for help. The fact that the face has no mouth makes the pleading eyes even worse. Even if they wanted to beg for help, they couldn't. I don't think it bothers the kid, just me. Maybe if the face had a mouth, especially in the form of a smile? Then it would just be a happy, albeit tense, face, and I wouldn't waste time looking guiltily at the bouncer, rocking the baby to sleep, feeling like I…

I was very impressed by BabyBjorn. Of all the baby gadgets we have so far, the Babybjorn bouncer tops them all when it comes to comforting our newborn, especially when they are fussy. Even more than "mamaru". She is only 7 weeks old but is already aware of her surroundings and craves entertainment. I was hesitant to spend money on this little toy nozzle but after reading all the positive reviews I gave up and I have no regrets. She loves it, and again she enjoys it more than any other toy I put

Aside from being ridiculously expensive I have no complaints about this wooden BabyBjorn bouncer. This is a very high quality toy made of wood, plastic and steel. One of the reasons for the high price is that it is actually produced in Sweden (in Bredaride, southern Sweden to be precise), where wages and living standards are quite high. You'd be forgiven for thinking it was made in China, like the tide in general. Well, everything we buy these days, but I'm happy to report that's not the case…

Convinced that our little one loves the BabyBjorn bouncer (and she loves it!) we decided to buy this toy for her to see and play with. It attaches to the seesaw very securely and feels solid so we didn't have to worry about it falling or parts of it breaking off. We went for the pop-eyed version and it's gorgeous, with two rotating flowers and a center circle (we call it a cookie) with two eyes that rotate independently. It can be placed anywhere along the side frames of the bouncer, but we've…