Product Description

The Bright Starts Bounce ‘n Spring Deluxe Door Baby Jumper provides hours of bouncing fun for the baby. The 4 playtime toys including a plush zebra and giraffe, tethers, and a mirror, will entertain while the baby jumps. The straps are
adjustable for use as the baby grows, and the soft prop pillow provides extra support for smaller babies. The lightweight frame of Bright Starts Jumper makes transport easy. The seat pad is machine-washable. The fun comes first. The
features age range of 6 to 12 months with the infant age group.

About This Product

A sturdy door frame clamp provides a secure fit into doorways
Padded seat ring for baby’s comfort
Includes 4 repositionable toys: mirror for self-discovery, leaf tether, and 2 plush toys
The soft pillow provides a perfect fit for the baby. Age Range: 6 to 12 months. Maximum Weight: 26 pounds
The strap allows adjustment according to the baby’s height
Busy feet and big smiles! This compact and easy-to-store baby door jumper fits securely to most doorways (wall thickness must be between 4 – 5” with the trim thickness of at least .5”)
Enjoy use when baby can sit up by himself or herself (approximately 6 months old); baby must weigh less than 26 lbs
Clamp and go — no tools required! Use only on recommended interior door frame; ensure the product is properly secured in the center of the door before use
Jump into playtime almost anywhere you go; the lightweight design is easy to store and transport
Includes 4 repositionable toys: mirror for self-discovery, leaf teether & 2 plush toys

More Joy in Every Moment

Bright Starts exists to bring more joy to every moment. We believe a sprinkle of silliness has the power to turn crazy days into kitchen dance parties. We see confetti in the chaos, and we know there’s nothing a belly laugh can’t fix.
This is when the magic happens. When time stands still, and little moments turn into lasting memories.

Play to Learn

We use the power of joy to introduce babies and toddlers to important concepts and help them practice developmental skills. Meet animals, colors and numbers, exercise fine motor skills like grasping, and make LOTS of space for
socio-emotional bonding. You’ll know they’re stretching in new ways – they’ll just know they’re having fun!