VTech 7-in-1 Touch & Feel Sensory Play Gym | Grow with Baby Developmental Gym | Suitable for Ages 0-24 Months, English Version

Bought for grandson. Seems to enjoy it. Certainly gets his attention.

Every baby full entertainment but it I'd very small

Bought this for my granddaughter it looks amazing set up. Got on here for £50 it’s £80 Argos.

The media could not be loaded. This is excellent quality. A lovely large soft play mat that can be adapted as your child grows. Really nice bright colours, sensory fabric for your child to touch. The mat can be converted to a play arch and has tethers, soft sensory crinkle toys, a mirror and book you can attach. There is a tummy time cushion and a musical keyboard/xylophone that can be led flat or propped up for baby to explore. As your child grows the corners of the mat can be secured making a square pit. The arch can still be attached for additional fun or the included balls can be put inside to play with. Nets in the side to insert the balls into.A really good play mat/baby arc with alot of sensory touch, feel and listen parts encouraging baby to explore and learn

My six month old baby grandson loves it. Only negative is there's not a lot of cushioning on bottom of mat so needs to be put on carpet or rug.

At first, I found this a bit expensive, but once you get it all together for your baby, you'll see that it's worth the price.First of all, the quality is very good and completed to very satisfactory standard. This is important, as you do not want something breaking while a baby is playing with any parts of it.Second, the colours are bright and colourful, which has been found to aid children's brain development.Third, there are plenty of accessories, and a large variety, each with a different "function" in that it serves a different purpose for a baby to have fun.Finally, the mat can be folded up to create a little play after that babies won't be able to easily get out and end up hurting themselves.£80.00 is comparatively a lot more expensive than alternatives, however, the quality is much better, the colours are much better and the number of accessories is higher.A lot of things can be cheaped out on, but for a baby, you definitely don't want to do that, even amid the cost of living crisis.Highly recommended sensory gym.

I consider this to be the best play mat there is out there for babies.The last one I had for my baby boy, he became tired of it quickly but this one is far superior and there's always something that brings him back to it.It's all very well made and completely worth the price.It's easy to assemble and keeps your little one occupied as you get the dishes done.Happy mumma.

Pro: 1) lots of ‘features’ and can change functions as little one gets older.2) the kick keyboard is very good quality3) sloth bag is handy to keep balls in along with other toys/ features when in changed.Cons: 1) feels like cheeped out on connectors. ALL are loops and tabs (material) and such a faff! would be easier and less time consuming/ fiddly if it was using push tabs, zips, Velcro or poppers. Had we known it was such a nightmare to fiddle about with we would of gone for a different make. Considering this is one of the most expensive on the market it is disappointing.2) smaller than the pictures make out. My little one is 5 months old and if sides are up and LO lies flat LO’s head and toes are touching the sides. Really cant see LO using this past 9-12 months as will be too small.3) very thin. We have hard floors and would expect this to be better quilted/thicker/thermally lined than it is. We have to pad it underneath to ensure little one doesn't get a chill.Overall if we got this 2nd hand Id be happy but as we got it new its disappointing for the price. Our travel one from Lidl is more user friendly and thicker.