Jumpers

btm013 · October 2015

My son just turned five months and someone asked if he uses a jumper. It gave me pause bc I thought he may be too young for it. They said their son was in one around 4 months and loved it. He can hold his head up however can't sit up on his own unattended - unless in the bumbo and high chair. Does anyone else use them? I don't want him to miss out on the fun!

YouAreMySunshine15 · October 2015

Yes! My LO is 19 weeks and loves her jumpers. We use the Graco door jumper and an activity center. She goes crazy in them. He doesn't need to be able to sit up on his own, just has to have good neck/head control. Try it!

aj1327 · October 2015

We have an activity center/jumper and he loves it! He's 20 weeks but we started using it around 17 weeks I believe. Maybe earlier. At first he wasn't sure what to do but now bounces away and grabs at everything.

hudson202 · October 2015

Mine loves hers!!!!we just prop her up with a blanket behind her because she's pretty wobbly in there.

caitlincunn · October 2015

Just turned 4 months on the 17th and just started to use her sisters old jumper! She can reach the ground depending on how she sits and we kinda wrap a blanket around her to fill in the seat

HoosOnFirst · October 2015

Our doc told us it was ok around 4.5 months because she has good head and neck control. But she said no more than 10 minutes at a time. So we put her in it a few times a day and prop her with blankets.

house86 · October 2015

My daughter loves her jolly jumper!

KaLikeAWind · October 2015

I'm going to hijack this thread briefly (sorry @btm013 ). My MIL purchased and sent a jumper that works with the doorframe. But our house is such that there really are no doorframes in any of the areas we actually spend time in. Does anyone know if there is a way to use it without the doorframe? Like, are there usually instructions inside for other ways to use it?

mishmardhiono · October 2015

We cut the chain on our doorway jumper, (jolly jumper) and attached it to the outside veranda with a new chain. We have out 2 screws in the wood to link the chains into and then secured the end by clamping it down on another link. The beam takes all of the weight rather than the chain

munchkinsmama · October 2015

@mellymar they make a stand, DS old babysitter found one on Craigslist, it's pretty big though. https://www.walmart.com/ip/40294019?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=70&adid=22222222228028323172&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=60659505489&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=95820384249&veh=sem

KaLikeAWind · October 2015

munchkinsmama said:
@mellymar they make a stand, DS old babysitter found one on Craigslist, it's pretty big though. https://www.walmart.com/ip/40294019?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=70&adid=22222222228028323172&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=60659505489&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=95820384249&veh=sem

Thanks!

aj1327 · October 2015

hoodoll82 said:
Our doc told us it was ok around 4.5 months because she has good head and neck control. But she said no more than 10 minutes at a time. So we put her in it a few times a day and prop her with blankets.

Oh no. I leave mine in longer than 10 minutes for sure. He's so happy in that thing!

Marcantonio · October 2015

Same we have a jungle jumper that is selfsuspended and LO loves it. She's not bouncing super high in it yet but bopping around playing with the toys and of course sucking on the side. We don't time her b ut do notice that before her first nap or after her last nap she's kinda sleepily for it a d tends to do more sucking than playing...

HoosOnFirst · October 2015

amccoy129 said:

hoodoll82 said:
Our doc told us it was ok around 4.5 months because she has good head and neck control. But she said no more than 10 minutes at a time. So we put her in it a few times a day and prop her with blankets.
Oh no. I leave mine in longer than 10 minutes for sure. He's so happy in that thing!

Honestly we do too, as long as she's not flopping around!

devyns2nd · October 2015

house86 said:
My daughter loves her jolly jumper!

Ahh too cute! I want to use mine now.

btm013 · October 2015

So I went to a consignment shop and bought the Fischer price jumper and after five attempts (and meltdowns) it seems like he is warming up to it. However, he hasn't gotten the hang of bouncing up/down too much yet.

alcrimmins · October 2015

We were gifted the FP step'n play piano and it's great...kind of. I like it, but I wish we would have gotten one that allows her to jump and bounce. She kicks her feet and plays the piano keys, but she can't really jump.

jesscmv · October 2015

The girls are starting to jump. I really want an exersauser too, just haven't splurged yet. The johnny jumpers were only $20!

krystleshel · November 2015

Grandma went & got LO an exacauser & door jumper today! She napped for a while this afternoon!

queequeg09256 · November 2015

Mine has a jumper as well she mostly twirls around haha. It says it safe for 4+ we put her in her door frame and then shift the baby monitor to watch her. She does like it but doesn't know how to bounce I think once she learns that she will be in it all the time because she is constantly moving her legs.

virginiaunicorn11 · November 2015

Tried one today, and LO kind of twirls and hops a little. My mother bounces it for him every now and then, and you can see him kind of learning how to jump. Looking forward to watching him learn it!

It's an over-the-door piece, a hand-me-down from my 7 year old niece. Love being the last in the family to have a baby!

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