Review on 🦘 Durable Flybar Jumper: Fun and Safe Support for Toddlers by Marco Cervantes

I hesitated to order this brilliant product because my kids already have enough loud toys to drive me crazy. I was afraid of the idea of a tweeter. I looked at user reviews on Revain and the manufacturer's website hoping some sane people had the same issues as me but found only complaints and no evidence that the buzzer can be easily removed without damaging the product to damage. On the eve of my son's birthday I decided to take a chance and order. I figured if I can't kill the Piep I'll just get him back before he sees him and knows what he's missing. I am happy to announce that I was able to silence this toy and give it to my son! There are two small, pear-shaped plastic tweeters, one at each end of the foam base. I stuck my finger in the hole to feel the squeak mechanism and made sure it wasn't glued or attached inside. I used needle nose pliers to grip the tweeter rod while pressing down on the bulb with my finger and slowly pulling the foam around it, working it through thoroughly. The foam has some elasticity, but I didn't want to push too fast and risk tearing the foam. Each tweeter is intact and the foam block has no scars or signs of surgery. All in all, I probably spent less than two minutes researching and removing the tweeter compared to the hour I spent surfing the web and debating whether or not to do it. Buy it. I hope my detailed review can save someone else the trouble. As I write this, my 3 year old son is happily jumping around the house (in his bike helmet) making no sound but laughing and rejoicing. My 8 year old daughter tried it and is jealous so I may have to buy another one! I tried it too and was surprised how much air you can get out of the elastic straps that connect the handlebar to the foam base. The product seems to be very well made and the colors are great.