Best Exersaucer Reviews 2020

If you want to go for an accessorized exersaucer for your little one, then you should be prepared to spare a few more bucks because the more accessories, the pricier the product. How about cheap exersaucers? Oh no! They are boring for kids, and we strongly advise you to avoid them. For a working budget on exersaucers, the price of a good one will usually fall within the range of $60 and $200.

If you have an infant, and you want those short breaks from babysitting to get some personal work done, then getting an exersaucer is a no-brainer. But, before you make a choice, you should be able to answer the following questions:

• Is it suitable for your child’s age?
• Is your child’s safety guaranteed?
• How long before it hits the trash can?
• Is the sound level excessive or just OK?
• How much of your storage space will it take?
• Can it entertain the child too?
• Does it require power input?
• Will you need a handyman to assemble it?

Nobody needs an exersaucer that gives assembly headaches. You probably just want to fasten a few locks in place and get it ready for your toddler to have a swell time. And we couldn’t agree more that you shouldn’t have to place your toolbox in standby mode while you wait for the delivery of your order.

Having a stress-free exersaucer will also assure you that, if for any reason you have to be away from home, the older kids can actually get it up and ready for their youngest sibling. Since assembly is so simple, this will give you time to do other things on your to-do list.

Power input is another point worthy of note. You should know by now that lights and sounds such as those from pianos on an exersaucer will require power from a battery. So you may want to check that the exersaucer comes with batteries. If it does not, you’ll need to place an order for those as well. Also, you’ll want to keep tabs on the batteries as this will help you plan better for when they run out.

An exersaucer that occupies a little fraction of your storage space is a plus. But you must note that this depends largely on how rigid or flexible it is. If it’s foldable into a compact size, perfecto! Otherwise, it may take a significant portion of your space. Compact and lightweight means you can move it to any location you want it set up. It also says a lot about how portable the exersaucer will be.

Babies grow! They increase in size and weight. So while you are making a choice, ensure that the exersaucer can deal with the increase and will not break under the child’s weight. It should also come with height adjustments to accommodate the increase in height as the child grows.

What’s an exersaucer without the entertainment that its lights and sounds offer the baby? In fact, it should also come with some toys that will keep the infant engaged for a while. Nevertheless, with sounds, the onus is on you to gauge the sound level your child is comfortable with and check to see if the sound that the exersaucer produces is suitable for him or her. Some kids might freak out and end up in tears when they hear strange or loud noises.

For all it’s worth, a great exersaucer shouldn’t be a nuisance to the baby or the grownups in the house. If it is the type that makes many sounds at once, there’s a high chance it may disrupt other activities that may be going on around. Sounds like this may not sit well with someone who is studying or someone who is perhaps trying to have a yoga session.

As a parent, you should also ensure that the exersaucer is suitable for your child’s age. Most are designed for babies who can assume a sitting position without aid. So if your child can’t sit on his or her own, you may need to try the ones that have lying mats for babies who can’t sit yet.

Many exersaucers have seats that are machine washable. To clean the rest of the product, simply use disinfecting wipes. And then make sure to rinse with water so your baby does not ingest anything toxic.

Last, but certainly not the least, safety! If the exersaucer is not safe for your little one, then please don’t bother with it. In fact, we recommend that you go for those that are certified by the juvenile products manufacturers association. This organization ensures that the product is safe and also looks out for parts of the product that may be defective or harmful to the child.

Be sure no part is a choking hazard, and the playing space provided for the child to bounce and jump offers no allowance for the child to get out of the facility on his or her own.