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Customer Reviews of Evenflo ExerSaucer 3-in-1 - Pond

$120 dollars worth of Plastic!
Ok, first off, my baby loves this item and was immediately drawn to it when I purchased it. The toys engage him for about as long as a 6 month old can be engaged. He loves to bang things around and try to put as many things as possible in his mouth. That is where I can give it 3 out of 5 stars...however... <
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>Here are my beefs. Assembly was a mess. I consider myself pretty handy, but a lot of the things that needed to be put together could have been assembled at the factory. Why did I need to install the wheels around the seat when it wouldn't have made a difference in the packaging? There were many small things that required me to get out my magnifying glass and assemble when they could just as easily been assembled at the factory. Also, when you pay $120 for all this plastic junk; why not throw us a bone? Nonetheless, I got it together in about 1.5 hours without wanting to throw it out the window and there have been many baby-related items that I have wanted to throw out the window when I tried to assemble them. <
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>Second, the baby is supposed to spin around in the seat and have free-movement, but I don't think the seat moves quite that easily. It seems to get caught on all the loose plastic junk that was assembled underneath the platform. I would prefer it that my baby can spin around with more ease...it just doesn't seem too easy to move. <
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>I also don't understand how Evenflo can charge you $120 for this product and not supply the 9 batteries that are needed for all the plastic junk/electronics that are supplied. C'mon, Evenflo...pay up and give us some damn batteries....it's the least you can do by making us put two together about 400 tiny plastic pieces. <
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>I am just floored that this item (all made of hard plastic) cost $120!!! When I look at it, I just don't see where Evenflo can justify that price. Can you tell that I am a bit bitter about plunking down $120 for plastic that will, no doubt, end up in a landfill someday? <
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>I also agree with the above reviewer about the table option that Evenflo gives this item. I totally agree that by the time my baby is able to walk and go about his life as a MOBILE human beiing, I think the last thing he'll want to do is hang out by this lame exercaucer and play with the same old toys he played with when he was barely standing. My baby will probably be onto bigger and brighter things, like our knife collection in the kitchen. (Just kidding)...but you know what I mean? <
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>I also know what you are thinking? Nodody forced you to purchase this $120 toy for your baby, but I did...why? I have no friggin' clue, but I bought it because I have heard about a million other mothers ask me, "Have you purchased your EXERCAUCER yet???" ughh, give me a break. I didn't have this when I was a baby and I am sure babies in our day and age can do without them as well. This will teach me a lesson that I don't have to buy things just because all the other soccer-moms out there do the same thing as well. I also refuse to have my kid zombie out in front of the TV watching those idiotic Baby-Einstein videos, because I know they are useless...but that is another story alltogether..... <
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>All my baby needs is a mother that stays at home (we have that), instead of hours upon end in a daycare where they are ignored for hours, parents that give him/her ample attention (we do that), and love and compassion and I think the baby will turn out just fine. This will be the last time that I purchase a huge chunk of cheap plastic to try to stimulate my baby's brain. After all, all he needs is us.....

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Baby enjoys this exersaucer!
My baby got this toy at 6 months. He never used the first stage where you bat at the toys, but he definitely loved the exersaucer stage. He loved to spin and bounce in it too. Beware it makes a lot of noise when baby bounces. Interesting toys that interchange locations. Runs on rechargeable batteries well; it takes a lot of batteries: I think 9! <
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>At about 10 months old we changed it to the 3rd stage. He likes it because he's in more control, he's able to cruise around the 'S' shaped toy. Be careful, in the 3rd stage baby will hold onto it for support and more than once it's given way a little. Not the sturdiest thing in stage 3. <
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>Overall a good investment. Get it as early on as you can so baby can utilize all 3 stages.

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Awesome!
We just got this, it took about 40 min to put together, and it really is awesome! My experienced friends in love with it too! So many toys, also removable to change things up. My 2 month old can sit in it already with a blanket tucked behind her (she's really strong though)