YES! While I can’t speak for everyone but for myself and many of my friends who own one, we love it! Matthew has been having so much fun in it that we probably should cut down his usage. At 7 month old, he can now turn and play with each toy in the exersaucer. He looks at the mirror and smile at himself. We love it because it allows us to do other things worry-free of Matthew.

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After a long debate, we decided to get an exersaucer. For a while, I didn’t want to spend on another major toy thing that Matthew may out-grow quickly. At 5 months old, he is very active and always wants to be held standing up. I just get very tired especially since he is growing heavier and heavier. Plus: + Easy Assembly – When I opened the instruction book, I thought I was in trouble. It looked so complicated. Then I followed each step one by one and after about half an hour, there it is. What a colorful thing. + Many Toys – There are many musical interaction points on this exersaucer it will be sure to keep your baby’s attention. Matthew loves it and he gets excited going in there. + Adjustable Height – This product should have some longevity unlike other thing Matthew has quickly out-grown. Minus: - Bulky – Perhaps not qualified to be a negative factor since all exersuacers are bulky. I would say this one is medium size compared to the smaller Bright Starts Bounce Bounce Baby Activity Zone which could be an option for you.

Buy.com: Evenflo ExerSaucer Mega

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This A through Z multi-textured 50 piece foam alphabet puzzle set is such a colorful tile set. I put it out in Matthew’s room and it’s the perfect play ground. Each foam tile piece is soft and strong and not to mention it’s great for pictures. Matthew loves doing tummy time on it. Each interlocking square is 12X12 complete with boarders. The mat when put together covers 24 square feet. It should come handy when Matthew learns letters.

Walmart: Edushape – Alphabet Tile Letters, 26 pack

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This activity gym isn’t my favorite but it was relatively cheaper compared to Fisher Price and Baby Einstein. In a way, I’m glad I didn’t buy the more expensive ones becuase Matthew enjoyed it for only about a month or so. This gym didn’t come with the bells and whistles that others do including sounds and music. Overall, he played in it and was drawn to the dangling things. Although it could be used for tummy time, I was able to do away with a blanket and a small pillow. Given the space this activity gym takes up, I’d say it’s not a must have.

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