Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Who even knew that a 10 week old could even "play"? We have a number of toys for our baby that are supposedly for newborns and up, but really our baby has had no interest in these toys. Pros: - Easy to put together - Hanging toys are actually cute, brightly colored and could be used apart from the gym. - Turtle's feet make a crinkly sound that the baby responds to. - The poles have high contrast black and white that infants eyes are drawn to. - The poles are very lightweight and flexible so that the baby can kick them, which causes the hanging toys to move. - Lightweight and easy to move. Cons: - Not machine washable. - Putting balls into turtle's head is a bit time consuming since you really can only put one in at a time. I haven't set up the ball pit, but already the gym has exceeded my expectations. My baby really seems to enjoy the gym. It also looks much better than in the picture. Update: After 5 1/2 months, my baby is still playing with the gym. I also use the hanging toys apart from the gym. They are convenient as stroller toys and at my diaper station. She can't sit up on her own yet so I haven't set up the ball pit. Update: At 7 1/2 months we've converted it to the ball pit, though we haven't put the balls in yet. I was concerned that there was no information on the materials of the balls. Sometimes ball pit balls can be made of PVC. I contacted the company and they told me the balls are made of LDPE (low density Polyethylene). As far as I know, LDPE is considered a safe material for babies so soon the baby will have a ball pit. Currently it serves as a kind of toy box. I still put her in the pit with all her toys and she's pretty happy in there.