InfaSecure Jumping Joey with Collapsible Stand
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Absolutely disgusting product.
I bought this 4 months ago. My 7 month old was jumping up and down for joy until the poles thread over a 4 month period had widdled away to nothing. Each leg screws into each other to hold the stand together. She jumped and the leg pole fell out to poor qaulity product causing the pole to fall out and the whole product toppled over, i tried to catch the pole so it did not hit my daughter but i was trying to catch two things at once and the pole i caught but the whole thing toppled over causing avah to hit the ground. She now has a nasty lump an
... Read mored Bruise. I got a full refund from baby bunting who were in complete disbelief when showed them the items fault. They also got me to fill In a incident report which will go to the manufacturer i have also taken the appropriate avenue by having these items recalled and further action taken via the accc. This products name says it all!!! COLLAPSIBLE stand. DO NOT BUY. first time mummy has learnt her lesson to not be a tight bum and buy the real jolly jumper.
dont buy this so unsafe!
Theirs no way these should be aloud to be sold in stores ! Theyre so dangerous my baby nearly fell out as soon as i put him in it and hes only 3 months old! Discusting and annoyed i wasted my money! They need to be recalled! Not safe at all.
DISGUSTING
My 7 month old son loved this product until the top of the spring snapped and he fell to the ground hitting his head. The tripod isn't that sturdy either. He only weighs 7.5 kg so definitely in the weight range. This product needs to be reviewed. Certainly not happy.
Shocking
My 4-month-old almost fell out of this contraption. Don't waste your money. Looks like some sort of torture device as well, difficult to fix to the doorway and strap extremely tight even though my son is well under the maximum of 15 kilos. Don't buy it.
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Disappointed to say the least
At 7.6kg my 4 month old son can not use this product. We only purchased it at Christmas and he was able to get just a few weeks out of it before no longer fitting in the seat even though it's rated to 15kg. So so so very unhappy we wasted all this money. Should have invested in the real jolly jumper
Think Twice Before Purchasing This Product.
The Velcro strap is not large enough. The spring has no bounce. The chest height of the seat is too low so my baby nearly fell out. I'd like to get this product recalled. The chain is difficult to attach to the clamp and very heavy. Don't buy it. Don't buy it.
Terrible
Just received a second hand one in excellent condition that barely fits around my 6month olds waist. She is slightly above avarge in growth but I wouldn't dear leave her in it as the velcro straps hardly fit together. the design of it props her forward on an angle and not straight up and down. If I brought it new I would ask for a refund
Bad design and dangerous for larger babies.
We brought one second hand in new condition.
Used twice for my 5 month old who was born way above weight percentiles but still well within this products recommended weight range. The design only velcros around babies waist (which is quiet tight/small) then uses a clip secure one section.
On 2nd use my son fell out of this product as the Velcro gave way and the device simply fell off from around him. I then googled and found this wasn't a once off and subsequently we cut the product up and threw it away.
We brought a jolly jumper whic
... Read moreh over laps a lot around the waist when tied up then buttons over the top a second safety feature. We have been happy with the jolly jumper its much better designed. Nil Poor design, no safety features to prevent falling when Velcro gives way.
Flawed.
The idea behind the Jumping Joey is great and kids will love it. Therein lies the problem, as this product has major design flaws. The velco surface area is insufficient to cater for a heavier child (below the recommended weight limit). Additionally the velcro adhesion capacity will degrade over time. What is required is a horizontal strap that clips at the side, similar in design to the vertical strap, to supplement the velcro strapping. The support material at the front sides needs to be of a stiffer manufacture and slightly higher and lo
... Read morenger to prevent tipping. Unfortunately it probably wont be banned until children have suffered major head trauma. If you simply MUST use it then place the child over a mattress or similar soft material below the frame or doorway area, even if you have carpet. Be WARNED!! Flawed Faulty design.Find out how InfaSecure Jumping Joey with Collapsible Stand compares to other Baby Bouncers / Rockers
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Needs to be banned!
I have 5 1/2 month old twins and for the first few times my baby was great in it, this morning I turned for a second and heard a great smack, the velcro had given way on the side & he fell out sideways to smack his head face first into the floor. I have never heard him scream so loud & have been distraut ever since. These should be banned and not used. They should be tested just like carseats. How can something made for a baby be so unsafe. I am going to do something about it am try & get these banned, I never want any other mother to have to go thru what I did.
Unsecure
Spring snapped and my daughter fell
My daughter was jumping and the spring broke and she fell. Thank god I always put padding so she didn't hurt her feet while jumping.
Company refused ti speak with me so I called the news stations who did a story on this last night.
Am still waiting for an apology from the manufacturer
My daughter loved it
Everything!
Terrible
We bought the Jumping Joey last night for our 5 month old son. He is a big lad at 10kg so we were really conscious of the frame/seat taking the weight of 10kg. We tried him in the 'Jolly Jumper' and he was fine so we thought the Jumping Joey would be just as suitable.
We followed the instructions and lay our son down to harness him in, and attached him to the stand. Unfortunately the velcro of the harness failed around his girth, and because of the strap between his legs he fell out sideways, head first and bumped his head on the floor.
I would not recommend buying this equipment.
Inexpensive, easy instructions.
The j-hook appeared to be to short for the fixture.
hi, i cant put mine together... I appears my J hook is too short also... how did you finally get it together? T.I.A...
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Terrible
Inexpensive, cheaply manufactured, surely there are Australian standard to protect kids on this. This is currently on sale at Baby bunting and after taking our 6 month old through the alternative (and seeing his smile on all) were recommended by the salesperson that this was "safer and stronger" than the others offering better support. On first use I was concerned that a 10kg child had less than 1/3 Velcro engaged (but a safety clip) however he enjoyed it. On second try, Velcro gave way while hanging back in frame resulting in a fall (one leg b
... Read moreound in harness meant a face landing) The package and instructions state suitable to 15kg however a child weighing 50% more than mine would not be held by Velcro. Harness needs redesigning. Cheap See description. If you have one ENSUReE your child is watched
Terrible
Just had a near-head-injury experience with this. Within 2 minutes of being put (correctly) into it, our 8-month old/ 7.5 kg boy launched himself forwards and overbalanced so as to flip 180 degrees and almost bang his head on the floorboards with great force. Lucky we were standing right there. Please don't buy one of these -- and tell your friends! We returned ours right away.
This is extremely unsafe.
Terrible
We were given a joey jumper because relatives thought that it would be great at giving me a break. Well - to begin with you need to constantly supervise so there was no break really. I felt it was unsafe - baby would swing wildly at times and really was in danger of bumping their head or body. It was difficult to use. We returned it.
I really didn't like this toy.
Nothing. I felt it was unsafe. Difficult to use. And to be safe baby needed to be constantly supervised. Well if you need to supervise them you may as well be playing with them.
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oh my! thats absolutely terrible and saddening :( i hope he is ok?? poor thing. that is appalling how they can have such an unsafe product on the market, especially when it is made for babies! hope your little boy is ok.