We originally bought this in 2015 for our first child. The first time we put him in it he gravitated right towards the globe and spun it like a wildman. It makes a pleasing noise, as do most of the toys. He always loved how each toy did something different and the noises and lights were a real hit. He loved the faces on the animals and how everything is within reach & sized for tiny hands. We now use the same Exersaucer for our twin girls and are purchasing a second because they love it so much (and insist on having all the same toys). Clearly it lasts well and ours will be enjoyed by many babies in the family for years to come. Us parents love having a place where the littles can be upright and playful instead of reclined or on their tummies. They love to interact with us while playing in here and it's also easy to keep them entertained while doing a quick chore. All of our babies loved to bounce in here, and it's great that you can adjust the height as they grow. The ONE DOWNSIDE is that they battery life in two of the toys is absurdly short, specifically the scrolling screen & the elephant/car piece. Generally the batteries for these die within 48 hours, even when the toys are turned off after each use. With our son we would remove the batteries and add them back in before he used it (a pain as they are velcro'd on and the battery compartment requires a small screwdriver). We finally gave up and he didn't care: the elephant still moves up and down and the car still makes a pleasing sound without the batteries. We put a set in once with the girls and gave up when they died the next day. Interestingly, the other battery powered piece - the tall arch with the helicopter/balloon - lasts for a really long time without being replaced. This toy is a favorite and really makes the activity center as fun as it is, so thank goodness for that. All in all a great buy and a fun piece that our babies and relatives' babies have loved and will continue to get good use out of!

I bought this because I love the concept a toys that grow with you child and help with each milestone. It a big money saver in the long one . I am a parent also work with infants and toddlers it help with introduce colors , shapes, hand skills , body movement , cute and quick to change to next level Finally easy to clean .

I love this Activity Center. It keeps my daughter entertained so that I can get my house cleaning and cooking done. I really like that it grows with my child and she will be able to use it til she's around 2. I would definately recommend this to other moms I know.

My son absolutely hates it! He gets very angry and upset after one minute of being it it. He is 6 months old and each day I dread trying to put him in it. The seat does not spin it’s very stiff and there is no music that plays on a long time basis which is so boring.

Stage 3 is AWFUL!! Not sturdy, pieces sticking out. Wish I had paid attention to these reviews before I bought this but definitely before I broke a sweat to convert to stage 3. I would've just sold the exer saucer.

My son loves his exersaucer! He would stay in it all day(if I let him). It has colorful toys that are great for fine motor skills!

My little one absolutely loved using this product while I had it set up as the exersaucer part, but when I took it apart to where he’s supposed to be able to stand with it and play, it’s VERY UNSTABLE. It’s not meant for a child to be pulling up or standing with, he was trying to play and it all collapsed on him and he fell forward with it. I just have it sitting on the floor now for him to play with. When put together with the seat he was great and fine, but taken apart for the third stage is not safe.

I was actually coming on here to check if I set up stage 3 correctly but judging from the other review I did and as the other person stated it is not very good! Stage 2 is by far the best because that’s when they are actually interested in the toys. Stage 3 is awful...it’s very unstable and they tell you to make sure the legs are locked but they barely lock and then the plastic pieces that are supposed to lock the legs stick out (which the directions tell you to make sure stick out). They probably try to get away with it by saying stage 3 is for walking age and older but even kids that walk will put weight on the table when they play with the toys! Also the stage 3 shape is weird so it has to be away from the wall so kids can get around to the other side to play with the toys.