Fisher-Price Climbing Jungle Gym Play Set with Toss Game

My larger than average 2 year old looks funny on this bc it’s so small and the age range is odd. I’d say it’s for 1.5-3 years max, and that’s a 3 year old on the smaller side. He’s also already bored with it. I wanted something for cold weather indoors and to increase his confidence on the larger playgrounds. This isn’t it. It’s also quite flimsy and cheaply made.

I like the toy, but my child got bored with it so quickly. He’s a climber, but there is not much to it. The slide isn’t that great, so I did away with it and put the play set in a giant ball pit. Lol. I love the idea of the squeaky stairs that way I know he’s climbing them.

I agree with other reviews that this item is not sturdy enough and is too small for most children over 24 months. My son just turned two, and he was able to take the slide and steps apart all by himself and with very little effort. When going down the slide, he was already standing before reaching half way. I'm not sure why the product says it's made for 2-6 year olds when my just turned two year old is too big for it. I will be exchanging this for a sturdier and larger option. Hopefully this review will help others not waste time and money on installing, uninstalling, and returning a product that does not provide the correct suggested age group.

My 16month old is obsessed with this! Definitely recommend for these colder months that we don’t get out much! I will say the “bean toss” she doesn’t really care much for yet! Mostly to climb in and out , and go on the slide! It is small but perfect for toddlers

This is max age 14 months. Small and cheap material. Save your money!

This is junk. It falls apart, the plastic is the cheapest money can buy. Not worth the price. Can’t believe it’s a Fisher Price product.

Kids love it! Easy to assemble great for toddlers under 3

My 1 and 3 year old love it. Very sturdy.

Christmas gift haven't opened yet but I know my babies will love it

bought for my one year. he started to climb furniture so I needed something that satisfied his new need to climb. we have had for a week and it has done the trick. I put it together myself. took about an hour, but I had to undo a couple pieces during the process. everything snaps together. very sturdy when finished. he is enjoying it. it is small, but it is safe for him to climb on and not far off the ground if he were to fall. we have it inside for now.

My 2 year old loves this.

We have a 19 month old and she absolutely LOVES this jungle gym. She plays with it more than any other toy. It is the perfect size and allows her to climb independently, but not so big that I have to worry about a nasty fall! It is light weight so it is easy to move across the room, if needed, but sturdy enough that it stays put during play. Putting it together took less than 30 minutes & it was fairly simple. One thing to consider: you’ll need a mat or some type or carpet / rug under the gym or else it will slide around!

Absolutely love this play set. It says 2-6 but I would definitely only recommend maybe 1-3. Perfect for indoors on rainy days but also perfect for outside! Very durable and keeps my girl occupied for a while!

The jungle gym IS small, but it’s significantly more durable than expected so it gets 5 stars from me. We purchased one for our 1 year old twins and ended up buying a second because our 6 year old twins and 3 year old all climb on the thing. I would probably only purchase for a child between 1 and 2, or a small 3 year old, (because there are more options for big kids) but for whatever reason all of our kids love them. Before we bought the second, all 5 kids would literally clamber on the 1 tiny gym all at once and it had no problem supporting them (120-150lbs combined) distributed across the slide platform and the bars. Photos of 1 year olds on the gym for size reference.

The playset is small it supposed to be for 2 to 6 year olds but I feel is more for ages 2 to 3. Wish it was bigger. It was confusing to put together. My toddler liked it so we are still deciding if it was worth it.