Baby Einstein Discover and Play Activity Center.. anyone own this?
I am wondering at what age did your baby start using this toy? The box states when baby can sit upright by himself… there is no age indication.. my son almost sits alone but he’s not quite ready yet. He’s 2.5 months. Thanks.
We have it and she started to use it at 5 months of age and yes she was sitting up unassisted.
She loved this toy. It is still set up in the family room, mostly because we are too busy to put it in the attic until the next baby comes along. She likes to play the music on this. Great TOY!
Fun with the Baby Einstein Discover & Play Activity Center
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