Ever watch a baby in her bouncer seat? I’m stunned at how incredibly hard they can kick their little legs. When my daughter was an infant (and even before she was born), she would kick so hard, I thought for sure she’d either become a Rockette or the next Mia Hamm. (We’re still waiting on the outcome). I know if she was a bit younger today, I’d opt for the Combi Pod Bouncer. It has sound and vibration features that you can set manually, or just watch your little one kick to her heart’s content. This bouncer has all the bells and whistles you’ve come to expect in a standard seat: 3-point harness, removable toy bar and multi-position recline. We’ve seen plenty of bouncers out [&hellip
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If you or someone you know has had a baby in the last decade, you probably owned a Gymini. Name ring a bell, but you can’t quite picture the product? It was a colorful playmat with an arch of toys that kept your not-yet-mobile little one occupied in one spot. I remember when my daughter couldn’t yet “roll over” (why did it sound like she was a dog?)…the Gymini was her favorite place to lay around and coo and bat at her little toys. But once she was able to sit up, the days of the playmat were over. Lucky for today’s kids (and moms), they don’t have to outgrow the Gymini concept so quickly. Tiny Love’s Gymini Bouncer replicates that same playtime experience for [&hellip