Jumpers & Walkers: Infant, Baby Einstein
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Anyone Used the "Baby Einstein Musical Motion Activity Jumper?"
Asked by J.S. from New York
on May 1, 2010
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My 5 mo old is very active and gets needs constant stimulation. I play with her every chance I get but once in awhile when I need to get something done, I put her in ...
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- Hi! I have an active baby as well. You can put the baby in the activity jumper as soon as she can sit up. My daughter loved it until she figured out how to walk with s...
- Try a doorway jumper. It hangs in any doorway, and is fairly easy to put up and take down. My daughter would spend so much time in hers! I put it in my kitchen doorw...
- Just get her a jumper that fits in the doorway, and practice going between her and your activity to give her new toys. too much stimulation is not a good thing. You mi...
Walker or Jumparoo?
Asked by M.. from Detroit
on August 18, 2011
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I LOVE when babies are in walkers! Its so cute! I love them being able to fly around the house and crack up in their walker. Both my other kids used to chase in me...
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- A jumperoo, walkers actually are bad for them and delay walking.
- You have to have both!! Buy second hand :) Jumparoos are the BEST... but walkers give them mobility and encourage walking (despite what peds says!) I have 3 kids an...
- Both!!! Our daughter loved both.. But the Jumparoo while we played music was hilarious!! She would laugh and laugh.. She did not use the walker for very long, she ...
Infant Baby Activity Walker
Asked by I.T. from Los Angeles
on August 13, 2010
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hi moms, can you please help me? i have 6 months old and want to buy infant baby activity walker but i dont know which one is good. thank you
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- I recommend a good Exersaucer (Evenflo or Baby Einstein) to help develop the core muscles and strengthen the spine stably. You can get these on Craig's List. Then, a...
- I think the advise is not to use activity walkers anymore. We got a stationary activity center that she could stand and play in. As she grew and her feet reached the b...
- Hi Kika, We have the Safety 1st - Sounds 'N Lights Activity Walker from Walmart. It was one of the cheapest ones and both of our boys love it ;-)
Walker V. Exersaucer
Asked by L.A. from New York
on March 18, 2011
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Ladies,
our five month old loves to "stand" and to "pedal his feet". He isn't happy in his swing, insists on being upright, and hasn't managed a crawl. I'd love a ...
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- The issue with the walkers isn't just stairs; it's that the baby can literally wheel himself into trouble - like over to the coffee table where a hot drink might be si...
- I would recommend an exersaucer. We had both a walker and an exersaucer with both of our children. I didn't really have safety concerns. And with the short amount o...
- Hello, we chose an exersaucer over a baby walker because the AAP does not recommend walkers: http://aapgrandrounds.aappublications.org/cgi/content/extract/3/1/1 an...
Necessary to Have Both a Jumper and an Exercise Saucer?
Asked by M.S. from Chicago
on August 1, 2008
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I'm a very practical person, so when I became pregnant with my first son, I checked with friends to see what I could get second-hand before registering for new product...
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- Hi M., If I could do it all over again, I wouldn't invest any money into those products. They outgrow everything so fast and they barely use it. Even with 3 childr...
- Hi, when my daughter was that age i used the fisher price jumperoo and she just loved it. They are pretty similar so i would just recommend you getting one there is no...
- Every baby is different, but my daughter loved both of these. They do two totally different things. The jumperoo (in my opinion) helped develop my daughters legs in st...
Overly Needy Infant?
Asked by A.V. from New York
on December 8, 2008
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I have a beautiful 4-month old boy and while he is relatively easy to soothe and calm down, he becomes intolerably fussy within 2 minutes of being put down anywhere. I...
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- A., LOL You did the same thing I did with my 4th child, he is spoiled. I walked around with him at my chest in the Snuggly. Finally I had to start putting him down or...
- Hello, You got a lot of advice about this. My favorite book was The Baby Whisperer by Tracey Hogg, very easy non-judgemental reading. Although it may be too soon f...
- My son is the exact same way...The Dr. said he could be getting ready to teethe. But I do feel your anguish, I have days of migranes from this!!!! I don't think it's b...
Exesaucer, Jumperoo, Walker ??
Asked by S.K. from Minneapolis
on December 14, 2010
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My son is 7 months old and doesn't enjoy his swing and bouncer as much as before.He wants to bend/reach and grab things and mostly put everthing in his mouth.
He only...
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- I have 3 kids who are all beyond this stage and have never used any of these items. My children loved playing on the ground more than anything else. They played most...
- I had the best excersaucer, it allowed for jumping/bouncing and had tons of toys, but they do not make it anymore, sorry. All kids are different. My oldest loved both ...
- We had a really cool exersaucer that enabled the child to turn all the way around and it had different toys/activities that we could snap on or remove and just have a ...
Best Baby Jumper Type Bouncer
Asked by C.B. from Dallas
on June 14, 2011
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I didn't post my last question properly. Who has a baby jumping/excersiser type thing that they reccommend?
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- I liked the bungee baby bouncer. It's a doorway jumper than has a harness rather than a seat. Baby has lots more freedom of motion and lots more control.
- Both my boys loved their Jumperoo and we have even passed it down to their cousin who now loves it too. http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/181-###-###-####-###-###-...
- My DD loves her Exersaucer and the Baby Einsten jumper. The exersaucer is good for younger babies (4mo+) while I wouldn't do the baby einstein bouncer until 6mo-7mo (...
Fussy Baby
Asked by J.R. from Fresno
on October 25, 2007
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My 7 month old was a great baby up until now. Recently he seems to get extremely fussy for no reason. Anytime I walk out of the room he starts screaming. Unless I am h...
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- Hi J., I have a 6 month old and for about 4 weeks she was waking up every 2 hours. I thought it was just my fault for going and getting her but....then I declined he...
- J., I completely understand. My son is 20 month's old now but he was always fussy when he was younger...maybe it is "boys". It seemed he was gassy or teathing or ...
- Hello! I couldn't help but giggle when I read this. Not to laugh at what you're going through, but just the coinsidence. My first son out of two boys (also named Bl...
When Did You Pack the Baby Swing Away?
Asked by S.H. from Green Bay
on December 1, 2011
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My 7 month old definitely grew into the swing, and he is getting to be squirmy if he sits still for too long; however the swing is still safe for him. The only time w...
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- My son is almost 8 months, and the swing has sat unused in the corner for a couple months now. Once he was big enough to sit up on his own he prefers to sit on the fl...
- That thing is still sitting in my parents' living room even though the kids are 4 and 2 because Mom and Dad are expecting another grandkid, so it's been there for 4.5 ...
- For my first 2 kids, the swing was the hardest thing to get rid of because they loved it. But as they got bigger the swing really slowed down to the point that it was...
