We got this for our son when he was about 7 weeks old. Although he couldn't reach out for the toys yet, he enjoyed watching the lights and listening to the rainforest sounds. He didn't like the music until he was a little older. It plays Brother John and Skip to the Loo and 2 other songs. I love that you can move the toys around, but I do recommend buying a pack of rings so that you can hang the toys lower or add other toys. I like the Sassy ones because they have different textures. The mat could be a bit thicker, but if you're using the playmat on a carpeted surface it's fine. It was easy to put together (requires a small phillips head screwdriver). The arches connect to the mat with large button-like bottoms. It has 2 volumes, which really comes in handy when baby is sleepy. My son has fallen asleep in it several times after playing for awhile. The baby-activated setting is a bit confusing. My husband thinks that there is a sensor that detects baby's movements and that's what activates the music, but it doesn't say anywhere on the packaging or instructions what exactly causes the music to be triggered. I've used it everyday for 3 weeks and haven't had to change the batteries. The music or sounds play for 20 minutes and shuts off automatically. I love that it has soft and hard toys and you can actually see yourself in the mirror, unlike some "mirrors" that just reflect a blurry image.Get more detail about Fisher-Price Rainforest Melodies & Lights Deluxe Gym.
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