Leapfrog Learn and Groove Activity Station - ?25

By slm120
June 10, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted June 10, 2015

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Posted June 10, 2015

Excellent condition Leapfrog Learn and Groove Activity Station for sale - ?25 ONO

Great alternative to a jumperoo

- Helps your baby develop fine motor skills through play.

- Featuring a seat unit that rotates 360 degrees, your baby will instantly have access to any activity they choose.

- Suitable for babies from 6 months to a maximum weight of 11kg (25lbs) and no taller than 85cm.

- 2 different modes - 'Learn mode' and 'Music mode'

- Music mode features real instrument sounds and various musical styles. The "dance step" piano keys have sparkling lights that flash in sequence and the disco ball spins as baby turns.

- Seat unit features a machine washable cover and adjusts to 3 positions as baby grows.

- Folds flat for easy travel/storage and includes an integrated travel handle making it simple to carry.

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