| | |  | Musical | Home » » Chicco Duo Gym Activity Center | | | | | | | Description: | | Chicco Duo Playgym Features:
-Modifies from a lying-on-the-tummy position to a lying-on-the-back position
-Attaches to your baby's crib
-Melodies and sound effects to stimulate musical and audio skills
-Light effects and other features to stimulate visual skills
-Multiple features that target motor skills - even activities for your baby's feet Chicco's Duo Playgym is an electronic toy that will keep your baby busy. The Duo Playgym will stimulate your baby's musical and audio skills with its melodies and sound effects while also stimulating your baby's visual skills with features like the revolving sphere and the light effects. The Duo Playgym targets babies’ motor skills with the swinging detachable toys, the revolving sphere, and other manual activities. It even has activities to stimulate your baby's feet movement. The Duo Playgym easily modifies from a lying-on-the-tummy position to a lying-on-the-back position. You can even attach the playgym to your baby's crib. For children ages 3 - 18 months
Requires: 2 x AA batteries (included) | | | Features: | |
• Helps to develop baby's coordination and movement skills
• 2 playing positions lying on the tummy or on the back, and an activity to stimulate the movement of baby's feet
• The ladybug and flower activate merry melodies and an entertaining light display
• Central electronic activity panel features various activities that stimulate baby's manual, audio and visual abilities
• It can also be fixed to a suitable crib side
• Recommended for ages 3 months
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 20.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 18.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 17.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 6.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 20.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 18.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 4.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 6.9 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 21 reviews |
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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Piece of PlasticJun 02, 2008
By Channon C. Goins
I previously owned the Fisher Price Kick and Drive Gym which my first child used. She loved it and played with it for quite some time. I loved that the kick pad actually made the toy come on. It was also very easy to move from the lying position to the sitting position. The wheel does make a noise that could scare some children if they are not used to it but it was no problem for us.
The Chico gym is a joke. The foot panels do nothing more than squeak like a dog toy. It is not electronically connected to the rest of the toy. Also, you have to disassemble the gym in order to simply move it down to the sitting position. I wish I had never sold the Fisher Price one. I can say that it is attractive and does do the job as far as a toy goes, but don't count on getting any time for yourself out of it.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 For short or legless babiesSep 26, 2006
By Running Mom
Like many overhead gym type toys, this one turns out to be for short or legless babies. When my daughter kicks the kickplates, she kicks the toy right away from her (and this is on carpet), and when we brace the toy against something, she kicks herself right out from under the toy. We have found the same to be true for a number of similarly designed toys. Now that we have looked at the box more closely, the baby in the picture has his/her legs bent really hard in order for the baby to fit under the toy. Our daughter is 3 1/2 months old and is already too big for this. On a positive note, this is a very well made toy in all other respects. Looks durable, as are all Chicco toys, and the music and lights are pleasant. Another negative: you apparently have to push the two hanging toys to get them to activate sound and lights, and most babies want to pull them. Might be good for a tummy toy, but we're not waiting for that--we'll try the Chicco 3 in 1 gym instead, as it appears to be a much better bang for the buck and does not have a kick plate.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 My baby loves this!May 07, 2010
By Cara M. Chambers
My 3 month old baby loves this toy! They have one at her daycare and she loved it so we bought her this one for home. She thinks its fun that she can make the toy make noise and light up. I love that she can use it when she is on her stomach as well. She hates tummy time but this makes it so much better for her because she is distracted enough w/ the noises and lights and doesn't cry as much. I would definatly recommend this to a friend.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Only if your baby is 12 inches tallMar 05, 2011
By Sharra M. Luke
"smluke"
Totally not worth the price we paid for it. The kick panel is only interesting if the baby can use it! Unfortunately, our 3 month olds legs flop over it and when she does manage to kick, the toys above her head fly down to belly level meaning she can't see the lights OR touch the toys anymore. BOO. Not a good product.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
too small in height and width - kick just generate smal squeakNov 15, 2009
By Z. Shaikh
"zahid-java"
I bought this toy for my 1 and 1/2 month baby boy - expecting it to be similar to playskools kick gym (not available now) - which my daughter used to play a lot(when she was 1 month old).
In playskool toy the height and width was good - and the kicking space
was huge - besides it used to play song and move the hanging handles on kick(ie encouraged
kicking).
In this one -first of all the height and width is too small for even my 1 month baby(9 pounds).
Its hard to kick it (as small foot space) - and it only makes small squeaking noise(no lights or moving of top hanging handles) on kick.
The only good thing is the top hanging parts on moving - makes some lights and song. So maybe it will
be good toy for baby to use with hand- rather then kick toy.
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