Thank God Christine likes all 3 of the toys I chose. *beam beam*

The Baby Einstein Jumperoo is something familar to her. She sees them in the Baby Einstein series that she watches everyday. So now that it has become "real" to her, she's quite amazed. But she's not into jumping, errr.... yet, so she just sits in there and amuses herself with all the attachments. I reckon it will probably hold her interest for last for a mth or two only until she can walk steadily on her own (she's now holding onto furniture) then she'll probably want out to explore on her own. (Thank God its rented, else I wun want to spend that kind of $ (selling at one site for $255) and still have to worry abt storage later.)

As for the Winnie the Pooh Learn and Discover Activity Centre, I find it quite a power pack. A lot of function in one little toy. Interestingly the narrations is in a man's voice. Normally you hear all the female squeaky high pitched voices (apparently the books say bb's prefer that kind) so the man's voice is a refreshing change. The various melodies and activities is very suitable for her cos she likes to "nuah" in bed. After she wakes up, she'll just roll around and play with her crib toys. Now she swings her hand and whack Winne and listen to all the sounds it makes and amuses herself.

Christine likes the Tumble Bug most cos she likes to pick things up and slot them into place. Somebody gave us a pack of those same balls long ago so again its a familiar toy. I dinno the balls are actually part of a bigger toy. Actually I dunno a lot of bb stuff, I dun like to shop & I dun get to go out much these days. Anyways, when she receives the Tumble Bug, she instantly pick up the balls and inserted them into the opening and amuses herself when they swing from cup to cup and then fall out.