what is the difference between the bouncer soft and babysitter?
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Hello, I had the same question and found this answer on the page for the Bouncer Balance, hope it helps:
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these are sold at target. if one is more comfortable than the other and you can afford it then go for the bunny sleeper. one thing though, the support piece that your child will lay on is VERY hard so what I did was, I place a very fluffy and comfy blanket over the top of it and under the top piece. There is velcro at the top where the two detach from each other and a blanket can be shoved in there. this will ensure that your babys head isnt lying on a hard surface.
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No but my 7mos old loves this & can stay in it for a while. There's no actual "bouncer" but she is def bouncing up & down! Since the keys sound off when she steps on them, she goes at them hard. And there are a lot of things to distract her on top that she is constantly entertained.
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I do not know about the difference, but this booster is great. My hranddaughter is a big one year old and it is terrific. It is easy to attach and easy to take to other places. We will take the tray off and use it directly at the table soon. She loves it. It is also very easy to clean.
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I am not exactly sure what a bouncer pad is...but the frame doesn't move. The plastic is rigid.
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I'm sorry but I too am not familiar with the other. I love this one. You can set it so the ball rolls right out between his legs. Easy to put together and he loves it.
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The age range is 3-12 Years, but the most important aspect is the total weight limit of 500lbs. Because this is a residential grade bouncer, there is a weight limit of 100lbs for each user and a total weight limit of 500lb.
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Yes absolutely. And once my son figured out that by kicking his feet or rocking, he could get the toy bar to move, it was hilarious to watch him gather up all of his strength and coordination to do it! Conversely - the other bouncer we had - the fisher price deluxe bouncer - my little snugabunny - my son couldn't get that one to move at all, it's very big and the legs are very stiff.
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a great play gym -- 4 month old has been using it at various levels for a month now (at this point, grabbing toys and rolling over). Soft and cute, attention keeping for baby. I bought this for my daughter as a gift (baby's mother). For Grandma's house I have the Fisher Price with lights and music (baby likes nature sounds). Both are great -- one "no-tech", the other mildly stimulating with sounds and soft lights. Really just depends on what you like... I thought the Skip Hop was little pricey, but baby does love it and it is well-made (toys on this are super-cute, and soft. Mostly hard plastic on the Fisher Price one). Hope this helps! a great play gym -- 4 month old has been using it at various levels for a month now (at this point, grabbing toys and rolling over). Soft and cute, attention keeping for baby. I bought this for my daughter as a gift (baby's mother). For Grandma's house I have the Fisher Price with lights and music (baby likes nature sounds). Both are great -- one "no-tech", the other mildly stimulating with sounds and soft lights. Really just depends on what you like... I thought the Skip Hop was little pricey, but baby does love it and it is well-made (toys on this are super-cute, and soft.... » Read More a great play gym -- 4 month old has been using it at various levels for a month now (at this point, grabbing toys and rolling over). Soft and cute, attention keeping for baby. I bought this for my daughter as a gift (baby's mother). For Grandma's house I have the Fisher Price with lights and music (baby likes nature sounds). Both are great -- one "no-tech", the other mildly stimulating with sounds and soft lights. Really just depends on what you like... I thought the Skip Hop was little pricey, but baby does love it and it is well-made (toys on this are super-cute, and soft. Mostly hard plastic on the Fisher Price one). Hope this helps! « Show Less
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i have not purchased the soft Sophie so i cant really compare , but my daughter does not seem to like soft teethers so far and shes almost 6 months now. she really enjoys using this hard version. I hope this helps you choose :) .
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The only difference is the toy tray. I purchased one for Grandma and Grandpa's house and one for home and haven't had to purchase a highchair. My daughter is now over a year and a half and still using both. The toys were short lived, but they did entertain her for a bit. I definitely recommend either. They are great space savers!
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Yeah, pretty much the same. Very little bounce. Good for sun bathing and "king of the hill" battles with the kids. How this helped.
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Not sure but the Sophie the giraffe teether is much softer than the Vulli So teether. We have both and love them both.
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They are the same, but the RXT comes with more support pillows. If your child is young/small, you might be better off with the pricier version.
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Hello. This baby is snuggly soft, not as soft as the tidoo (water) baby though.
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my daughter has the yellow newborn Rock'n play sleeper and she loves it and I do not know what the deluxe bunny sleeper is
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3 of my grandchildren have this sleeper & all 3 still loved their bouncer as well . I think the bouncer is good when they are awake as they can kick their legs more & play with toys etc .They use the sleeper more for sleeping & absolutely love it ! � Hope this helps you.