Fisher-Price Baby Gymtastics™ 3-in-1 Rockin' Gym™ | 
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| Brand: Fisher-Price
Category: Toy
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $47.38
You Save: $2.61 (5%)
New (8) from $47.38
Rating:  31 reviews
Sales Rank: 6598
Fragile: No
Batteries: 3
Batteries Included: No
Age: 9 months - 3 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9.5
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 26.2 x 16
MPN: J4185
Model: J4185
UPC: 027084319972
EAN: 0027084319972
ASIN: B000C295E8
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Brand new one at great price. Ship fast within 24 hours. tracking number will be provided!Sorry can't ship to P.O.Box/any military address or international order.
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| Features:
| • | It’s a floor gym, a musical rocker, and take-along musical fun—all in one! | | • | In the gym mode, baby can bat at the two hanging toys to start the lights and gentle music | | • | When baby bats at the toys, there is a sound and light response to reinforce cause and effect | | • | When baby is ready, mom easliy converts the gym into Rock & Play Mode, where baby sits on the rocker and moves to start the lively lights and music | | • | As baby continues to move to the music, the music continues to play through 5 additional songs |
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Product Description
This Rockin' Gym is an infant floor gym with a "grow-with-me" conversion to a rocking ride-on for toddlers. In the gym mode, baby can bat at the two hanging toys to start the lights and gentle music. The gym plays five songs continuously for up to five minutes of music. When baby bats at the toys, there is a sound and light response to reinforce cause and effect. The toys are an elephant and lion characters, both spin on an axle. When baby is ready, mom can easily convert the gym into Rock and Play Mode, where baby sits on the rocker and moves to start the lively lights and music. As baby continues to move to the music, the music continues to play through five additional songs. Baby will hear single notes as they play the xylophone keys. The xylophone detaches for convenient take along fun as well.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 26 more reviews...
Good Item November 1, 2008
Lisa Beck
This item is for the most part a decent item... I have only used the baby setting on this where they lay under it but it seems very easy to change to the rocking toy. The only complaint so far I have found is that the toys that the baby hits you have to hit it pretty hard and just right for it to trigger the music.
 excellent toy!! October 25, 2008
mommy2lilpreemie (Orange County, CA)
My son has played with this for months!! He loved laying under it, turning the animals, watching the lights and listening to the music. He didn't use the stage 2 very much but we just converted it to stage 3 this week and he loves it. I'm sure he'll enjoy it for several more months. Highly recommend.
 Baby not interested July 4, 2008
Bookworm
My little girl was never interested in this toy. However, when we had to remove the two little hanging toys to convert it into a rocker, she liked putting the little toys into her mouth. The lights on the keyboard sometimes intrigues her, but doesn't hold her attention for very long. I'm hoping she'll enjoy riding it as a rocker, although it doesn't seem to rock much.
Great attention getter June 18, 2008
Debra Fusilier (Rayne, LA United States)
This toy is the next best thing to having a baby sitter. My grandson is 3 and a half months old and he loves it. He kicks the 2 toy animals with his feet and watches the lights move. He also enjoys the music, it helps put him to sleep when he's tired. Before I got it, I was concerned with the fact that it might be flimsy and fall on him; to my surprise, this toy is very stable and sturdy. I also love the fact that it turns into a rocking horse when he'll be older. I would advise anybody to buy this toy.
Fairly enjoyable gym April 30, 2008
Deja Hanson (Bellingham, WA United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I love any toy that can be adapted as my baby grows, and the detachable keyboard is great for travel. However, my little girl isn't quite ready yet to grab and push the dangling toys, so I use it in front of her feet when she's in her bouncy chair, and she kicks them instead. It's too bad that it doesn't change the order of the songs or play more of them, after a few rounds she gets bored and is ready to do something else.
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