Bright Starts Playful Parade Door Jumper for Baby with Adjustable Strap

The Bright Starts Playful Parade Door Jumper opens the door to fun and marches playtime right in! Your silly kiddo will jump straight into a fit of giggles during this bouncing bonanza. Wherever you go, the jumper fits right into almost every doorway and stays right in your sight. Heading to grandma’s? Moving to another room? The lightweight frame is easy to remove and take on-the-go, whether that’s down the hall or across the country.

Watch your baby wiggle and giggle with plenty of room to move around and stretch those little legs. The jumper is made for more playful moments, and the attached Taggies tags add an extra dose of entertainment. You’ll be amazed how your baby is drawn to those little fabric tabs. Tiny hands love to grab, tug and play with the colorful Taggies tags! As your bouncing baby grows, adjust the straps to keep him snug and secure.

• Busy feet and big smiles! This compact and easy-to-store baby door jumper fits securely to most doorways (wall thickness must be between 4 – 5” with trim thickness of at least .5”)
• Enjoy when baby can sit up by himself or herself (approximately 6 months old); baby must weigh less than 26 lbs
• Clamp and go — no tools required! Use only on recommended interior door frame; ensure the product is properly secured in the center of the door before use
• Jump into playtime almost anywhere you go; lightweight design is easy to store and transport
• Taggies tags give baby extra tactile entertainment while they jump for joy; includes link loops to attach other favorite toys

More Joy in Every Moment

Bright Starts exists to bring more joy to every moment. We believe a sprinkle of silly has the power to turn crazy days into kitchen dance parties. We see confetti in the chaos, and we know there’s nothing a belly laugh can’t fix. This is when the magic happens. When time stands still, and little moments turn into lasting memories.

Play to Learn

We use the power of joy to introduce babies and toddlers to important concepts and help them practice developmental skills. Meet animals, colors and numbers, exercise fine motor skills like grasping, and make LOTS of space for socio-emotional bonding. You’ll know they’re stretching in new ways – they’ll just know they’re having fun!