BabyBjörn Toy for Bouncer, Googly Eyes Black & White

Adding the Flying Friends toy bar to our BabyBjörn bouncer was a great decision. My baby's love for their bouncer grew even more once this was attached. The rotating toys are brightly colored and immediately caught their eye, and the spinning motion is very engaging. It's a simple, low-tech way to keep my baby entertained for a solid stretch of time, which is a big help when I need to get things done around the house. The bar itself is well-made and sturdy, just like other BabyBjörn products, and it clips securely to the frame, so there's no risk of it falling off. It's also safe for my baby to grab and mouth, as it's made from non-toxic, wood-based materials. It's a fantastic accessory that helps with sensory development and keeps my baby happy and occupied.

We got this for our Baby Bjorn bouncer and are really happy with it. Slots onto the bouncer fairly easily, it's quite a tight fit but means it's very secure. Baby can't yank it off. He's still very young but already has become interested in the shapes. The colours are lovely and bright, the shapes are fun and overall it looks and feels really good. The quality is there, and I love how durable the wooden and thick plastic materials feels. I look forward to seeing him interact with it more and more. A little pricy for what it is, but I think the quality of the product makes it worth while.

I didn’t want to buy this because I think it’s over priced but it was worth it. My baby actually really loves it. It’s made really well, it’s not cheaply made. Pops on easily and it’s creepy but cute. So now that I have it, I think it is worth the price.

I went back and forth on getting this toy bar for my daughter and never ended up doing it. Having recently had another baby, I saw that it was on sale and decided to go for it. Now I wish I’d had it all along! My 3.5 month old absolutely loves this thing and gets so concentrated on spinning the toys that it usually keeps her occupied for a while. It’s also very easy to take on and off (it’s one solid piece that just snaps right on) and seems fairly durable. I love that it’s all wood instead of plastic, too!

This toy bar is a must have for the Baby Bjorn bouncer. Its highly durable and my baby plays with it for a long time. Its very good quality and provides entertainment and skills for my little one.

The BabyBjörn Toy for Bouncer, Googly Eyes is definitely on the pricier side, but honestly, it’s been worth every penny. Our baby lights up every time we hang it on the bouncer — the bright colors and fun textures really grab their attention. It’s sturdy, easy to attach, and perfectly sized for little hands to reach and play with. We’ve noticed it keeps our baby entertained longer during bouncer time, which is a big win for us parents! If you don’t mind spending a bit more, this toy is a fantastic addition that your baby will enjoy.

Great add on for bouncer chair

Aside from being ridiculously expensive, I don't have any complaints about this BabyBjörn wooden bouncer attachment. It's a very high quality toy made of wood, plastic, and steel. One reason for the high price is that it's actually made in Sweden (in Bredaryd, southern Sweden to be precise), where wages and standard of living is quite high. You might be forgiven in thinking it's made in China, like the flood of basically... well, everything we buy these days, but I'm happy to say that's not the case here. I have no doubts as to product safety (having lived in Sweden myself, I know how committed they are to safety and social responsibility). The wood is smooth and lacquered very well. It installs easily by just clipping onto the side of the Bouncer. Then it can be slid up or down to adjust to baby's reach. There's no wrong way to install it. Since the toy is symmetrical, there's no "front" or "back" side. The eyes roll and the flowers make noise when spun. It's a lot of fun. If you're thinking about getting one, but are on the fence because of cost, put it on your baby registry like we did. Someone will buy it for you! I'll report back in a few months when my son arrives and he's old enough to interact with it.