Baby Einstein Curiosity Table Activity Station vs Baby Einstein Neighborhood Symphony Jumper

The Curiosity Table Activity Station runs on 3 AA alkaline batteries (not included); the Neighborhood Symphony Jumper, 3 AA alkaline batteries, not included. The Curiosity Table Activity Station is 96% plastic, 3% metal, 1% fabric; the Neighborhood Symphony Jumper is 50% plastic, 45% metal, 5% polyester.

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Baby Einstein Curiosity Table Activity StationBaby Einstein Neighborhood Symphony Jumper
TypeActivity center or jumperActivity center or jumper
List price$84.99Not listed
From12 months6 months
Up to36 months12 months
Stop using when (maker)Not stated on the maker's pageNot stated on the maker's page
Power3 AA alkaline batteries (not included)3 AA alkaline batteries, not included
Converts toStanding activity table; legs removable for floor playNot listed
Size27.6" (H) x 24.1" (W) x 17.4" (L) (as listed)36.7 W × 36.7 D × 34 H in
Material96% plastic, 3% metal, 1% fabric50% plastic, 45% metal, 5% polyester
Toys includedNot listedbongo drums, spin piano, guitar with beads, tambourine mirror, removable toy station
CareWipe clean with a damp cloth and mild soapSeat pad machine washable; toys and frame wipe clean with damp cloth and mild soap
Maker's warningsNot listedFour height adjustments; 360 degree rotating seat

Baby Einstein Curiosity Table Activity Station

A two-sided activity table with spinning gears, lights and music. The legs come off so the tabletop can sit on the floor.

  • Legs are removable
  • Three-language vocabulary option
  • Needs 3 AA batteries
  • Not a seated activity center

Baby Einstein Neighborhood Symphony Jumper

A stationary jumper with a rotating seat, four height settings, and a music-themed toy set including electronic bongos.

  • Machine-washable seat pad
  • Removable toy station for floor play
  • Rotating seat
  • Narrow 6 to 12 month range