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Fisher-Price Miracles & Milestones 3-in-1 Gym | 
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| Brand: Fisher-Price
Category: Toy
Buy New: $329.99
New (1) Collectible (1) from $69.99
Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 76917
Media: Baby Product
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 1 - 1.5 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 24 x 2.9 x 16
MPN: H8096
Model: H8096
UPC: 027084266429
EAN: 0027084266429
ASIN: B000B2I1PS
Release Date: October 1, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 6-10 business days
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| Features:
| • | The Smilestones Play-a-round Gym is the first opening price point gym to offer 3 modes of play that help develop your baby's arms, legs, neck, and torso muscles. | | • | There are also 3 removable toys to stimulate baby's visual development. | | • | In gym mode, toys are hung overhead to stimulate vision and encourage reaching and batting. | | • | In tummy-time mode, gym is laid flat and toys can be positioned in front of baby to encourage tummy-time play. | | • | In sit-at mode, baby sits in the middle of the gym surrounded by the toys. Senses are stimulated by the flecce mat and toys (black and white face, mirror, giraffe with clackers and textured teeth able feet, and a soft lady bug rattle). |
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Product Description
This delightful and versatile gym will let you provide just the right stimulation as your baby grows and develops. Use the overhead gym as Baby lays beneath it on her back. With the arch up over Baby's head, you can place toys in different ways. Put some to gaze up at and others within her reach. When little hands bat, the toys will move and bounce. Has Baby moved on to tummy time? Place her on her tummy and move the toys down into slots on the fleece-covered floor arch. Position toys to encourage reaching and grasping, and place the mirror where it will reflect Baby's image. When Baby is able to sit up, you can move the upper arch down, add toys in various positions all around. Fill all eight slots to surround Baby with stimulating fun. Measures 32.5"H x 24.5"W x 3.5"D when open; measures 24"H x 24.5"W x 3.5"D when closed.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
 Fabulous December 2, 2008
K. Smola (Perkasie, PA United States)
This toy is fabulous. My son loved it. He started playing with it at about 3 months and still plays with the items they just aren't attached anymore. It is annoying that the material bunches up but we just took it off or put a changing mat underneath if we needed additional padding. I would definitely recommend this toy. It is one of the better gyms out there.
 Disappointed after the first few weeks November 27, 2006
K. R SIEDLECKI (Minnesota)
I bought this baby gym with a giftcard for the birth of our second child. I was estatic when she, at 6 weeks old, seemed to love to lay under it and look at the dangling toys. That excitement was short lived, however, as while the gym is set up, the toys bend with gravity toward the floor, making it very difficult for the baby to see and play with. I would even go so far as to remove them each time she was done so they could "morph" back into their true form, which never really happened. After awhile the gym part was put into storage and the toys simply scattered on the floor for my baby to play with.
I would NOT recommend this gym to new parents - go for the link gym instead. I have one of those from my cousin (10 years old) and was able to hang all kinds of toys from it with links I purchased at the store with MUCH more and longer lasting success.
hours of entertainment November 9, 2006
D. Draper
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I researched gyms for the best one and this was it. I got it thinking my 2-month-old would just stare at it but by the second day he was in it he started moving and grabbing at the toys like I had never seen him do with any of his other toys. He has picked favorite toys on the gym and moves according to where I put them. It has been over a month and he still loves it, playing with it for literally hours. I'm excited to see how he'll play with it when he is sitting up.
Great fun! June 2, 2006
S. Anderson
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My baby is now 7 months old, we've had this for about 5 months now & he still loves it. My husband was skeptical when I bought it, thought it was an "unecessary purchase" (what isn't, really?) but this proved to be our baby's FAVORITE place to hang out. His 5 month old cousin loves it so much that her parents are purchasing one for their home.
A great toy for the price! May 29, 2006
G. Hublall
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was surprised when I read other reviews for this playmat. Our 3 month old daughter absolutely loves this! The toys are removable, and have come on trips with us (when we didn't have room for the whole playmat). She just loves the mirror/funny face and the ladybug! I can lay her down on the mat and fold laundry without worrying about her injuring herself. The mat does have a strong edge and one end which helps with the "bunching" issue under the baby....and while my daughter wiggles a lot, the mat stays mainly in place. For a less-expensive playmat, I think this one is a success!
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