Baby gym????

[Moomin1000]

Hi, what baby gym would you recommend i'm lost with all the choices??? I need one that folds easiliy ideally
Thanks

[knitterati]

You're probably best posting this under the Products forum.

Hope you find an answer

[fuckityfuckfuckfuck]

In all honestly, the cheapest one you can get. Don't go to a shop and waste the 50 odd quid they are asking. Look for secondhand, they are all pretty much the same anyway.

[BloodandSCRUMatron]

i bought this for a friends baby and she still plays with it 2 years later.

I had one of those fabric baby nests bought for my dd2 and it was rubbish. she only went under it a handful of times.

[pootlebug]

At our local NCT sale there tend to be loads in great condition for a fraction of retail price.

If you want one that folds down easily this style is good www.elc.co.uk/Tiny-Love-Gymini-Animal-Concert-Play-Gym/132343,default,pd.html

The arch bit goes flat and folds in so you just have two long pieces side by side, and the mat isn't over-padded so just rolls or folds up (and washes/dries easily and quickly too, for the inevitable vomit moments)

[AKMD]

I got the same one as pootlebug (I think, the link didn't work) and DS loved it. I got it second hand from eBay and it's still good enough to pass on after several washes.

I would say look for something cheap but not something where the toys are too high for a baby to reach. My mum made that mistake and it was pointless for a while as DS just frustrated that he couldn't hit the toys. eBay is definitely good for bargains!

MN products forum is here