Fisher-Price Moms Top 10 - My Little Snugabunny Deluxe Bouncer #FPMomsTop10

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

You wake up in the morning, it's a quarter to four and your baby starts to cry some more.

You bang your head.

You know that feeling? That "I am slowly going crazy" kind of feeling? Yeah, that's the one. With my first-born, I felt like I had lost my sanity on more than one occasion. We had just bought a house, moved out of our apartment and into my in-laws' home, and spent the next six months renovating our new place. It was a stressful time to say the least and it didn't help that my daughter didn't sleep well at night or have routine nap times that I could rely on. When my son was born, however, it was totally different. He would sleep for about ten hours straight each night as young as one-month old. Plus, he would nap frequently during the day. And whenever I placed him in his Fisher-Price swing, it was almost a guarantee that he would fall asleep within minutes. I couldn't blame him. The seat was so soft and cuddly, just like mommy's arms, that I could always rely on it for a Mommy Moment and take a breather. The seat design was very similar to the adorable Fisher-Price My Little Snugabunny™ Deluxe Bouncer, which you will currently find on MomsTop10.ca.

A while back, I participated in a survey in which I shared my list of top Fisher-Price Toys and Baby Gear that helped special Mommy Moments happen in our home. I wasn't surprised to find that many of them made the final list of Mom's Top 10 - Baby's First Blocks, the Laugh & Learn Smart Stages Chair and the Rock-a-Stack, to name a few. These trusted toys have played a large part in adding a little bit of magic whenever I would play with my children and now my niece and nephew, too. It could have something to do with the nostalgia Fisher-Price toys can bring when you make time to play with the little ones. And once baby is ready for some down-time, it's nice to know that Fisher-Price has you covered with a variety of must-have baby gear, such as their Snugabunny Bouncer.

The Fisher-Price My Little Snugabunny™ Deluxe Bouncer is covered in an incredibly soft fabric and is designed to contour baby and support the head, neck and sides. It includes a three-point restraint and non-skid feet so you can rest assured your baby will be safe and sound while you invoke your inner yogi and meditate over a much-needed cup of coffee. And while you catch up on the latest gossip on Twitter, sweet little birdies will float overhead to engage and delight your wee one.

If baby needs a little extra comfort, the Snugabunny Bouncer plays eight soothing songs and nature sounds, and also provides calming vibrations all at the touch of a button. The new easy-touch control panel gives parents with direct access to selection and volume control as well. Now, I know what you're thinking. What if baby experiences a nasty diaper blowout while lounging in the bouncer? Luckily, the seat and inserts are easily removable and machine washable. Is it really any wonder it made its way onto the Mom's Top 10 list? Also featured on www.momstop10.ca are a selection of special #fpmommymomments shared on Twitter and Instagram. Your Mommy Moments could be featured there, too, just by sharing them on Twitter and Instagram using the #fpmommymoments hashtag!

For those of you who have a newborn or a baby on the way, you can purchase the Fisher-Price My Little Snugabunny™ Deluxe Bouncer from retail stores such as Walmart.ca. It can be used from birth until baby is able to sit up unassisted, up to a maximum weight of 25 pounds. The suggested retail price is currently listed at $89.99 and one lucky Toronto Teacher Mom reader will win their very own. It's all in celebration of Mom's Top 10 list of Fisher-Price toys and baby gear inspired by real Mommy Moments! To be eligible to win, please complete the Rafflecopter form below. Open to Canada, except where prohibited.

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Disclosure: In exchange for this review, I have received special perks in the form of products and/or compensation. All opinions on this blog are my own.