My daughter will be 19 weeks Saturday. I don't even have a jumperoo/exasaucer yet. I was just looking into buying one. Anyone start using one for their LO yet?
My daughter loves to jump once she consistently started jumping on my lap I introduced the Jumperoo. She could support her own head by that time. She's been jumping since 14 weeks.
Today she realized that the seat can rotate so she started turning it 360 degrees to see all the different toys. She didn't complete the full turn but almost.
20 weeks here and we just bought the Exersaucer Triple Fun World Explorer (soo many pieces so I haven't put it together yet). BRU had an older model on sale for $80 instead of $130 (online for store pickup), but no stores actually had it available and it looked completely identical to the current model (only it had a different BRU code) so I went into the store and said that I thought they had made a mistake and wanted the lower price unless they could explain the difference. They couldn't so I saved $50!
At 18 weeks we started putting LO in his jumperoo and he absolutely loves it! He likes to be able to look around and jump. He has never been particularly fond of tummy time, so this is working really well on developing his head and neck muscles.
My LO loves hers. She's been in it for about a month now. She'll be 19 weeks on Saturday. She loves the noises and to jump. She is a peanut and can't touch so we put a pillow under her feet.
My LO (20 weeks already!) loves her exersaucers but hasn't started jumping yet. She does spin a bit to see the different toys. We also have a jumper that fits over a door frame and she enjoys hanging out in that and spinning/swaying.
Me: 30 DH: 31 Married: 2012 BFP #1 Sept 2014, MMC Dec 2014 | BFP #2 May 2015, DD Jan 2016 | BFP #3 May 2017, MC July 2017 | BFP #4 Jan 2018, MC Feb 2018 | BFP #5 July 2018, fingers crossed
Our DD is 19.5 weeks and we just got one, my DH put it together yesterday. She immediately had this amazed look when we put her in it and started touching everything. She's a little thing so it'll probably be a little longer before she gets the hang of bouncing.
I seem to be in the minority, but we are skipping it. :-X I've heard it's bad for the development of their balance, hips, and legs. I've also heard it delays their ability to stand and walk on their own. Those really aren't the main reasons we are skipping it though - since she is an only child, I don't feel it's necessary. I can hold her and have her do something similar on my lap or the floor. We could buy one and use it sparingly, but it just isn't a necessity right now. Maybe if I have a second child. ;-)
I bought the Finding Nemo one from Babies R Us. Griffin loves it, but hasn't quite figured out how to jump in it. He will move a little bit, but I think he's still uneasy about his balance. When he's in it, he almost looks so focused on making sure he doesn't topple or sway side to side in the seat that he's too busy to do anything else in it, lol. He does love the toys, sounds and lights it has on it.
We have the same jumperoo as @BabyArnold2016 & she lights up everytime I go to put her in it. She's obsessed with that blue tree frog & now she's started to spin the others toys. I love the whole fisher price rainforest line. She's so great at reaching & using her hands. Her motor skills & hand eye coordination I really think this fisher price equipment helped that a lot.
@teachmegs817 I know you mentioned before you were getting it! I'm glad your little one likes it too! My babe has figured out the turning around part still yet to master the bouncing either! Haha
Nolan loves his. We put him in it around 15 weeks, when his toes juuuust barely touched the ground. He kept his legs pulled up, though, so we limited the time he spent in it. He now puts his toes down to the floor and has figured out how to sway side to side. He still hasn't figured out how to spin the seat, though. Instead he just leans to the side to reach the toys.
I'm torn. She loves to sit up. Of course she can't on her own yet. I don't know wether to get a walker so she can be mobile or a something she can bounce in
I'm torn. She loves to sit up. Of course she can't on her own yet. I don't know wether to get a walker so she can be mobile or a something she can bounce in
Walkers are full on banned in Canada because of all the accidents that have occurred in the past. For that reason, my vote is bounce baby bounce!
Re: Anyone start using a jumperoo yet?
Today she realized that the seat can rotate so she started turning it 360 degrees to see all the different toys. She didn't complete the full turn but almost.
Married: 2012
BFP #1 Sept 2014, MMC Dec 2014 | BFP #2 May 2015, DD Jan 2016 | BFP #3 May 2017, MC July 2017 | BFP #4 Jan 2018, MC Feb 2018 | BFP #5 July 2018, fingers crossed
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