Door bouncer?

[blake12336]

How old do they have to be to go in the door bouncer?

 

[MiniKiwi]

I think it's ok from the time they can support their head, around 3-4 months and I think they're allowed a max of 15 minutes a day

 

[blake12336]

Thanks, my LO is 3 months and has been able to hold his head up since a few weeks, can't wait to try him in it he loves being bounced around so I think he will like it

 

[bookreader]

LO got one for Xmas, he was 5 months at the time, but yes, we could have got one earlier for him.
The guidance states no longer than 20 minutes at a time.

He absolutely loves it.
Enjoy!!

 

[blake12336]

He loves it! I only put him in it for a few minutes.. Wish I could post pics off my phone!

 

[Lollipopbop]

We tried LO when he was about 4 months and he liked it but he really started enjoying and bouncing around at 6/7 months x

 

[blake12336]

I think my LO just likes the freedom of being upright on his own! He constantly wants to be held standing up or sitting up, hates lying down!

 

[jd83]

I put my older son in one around 5 months. Just wanted to add a caution, because my son was a vigorous jumper. He jumped so hard in his that he ended up swinging it into the door frame and cut the whole side of his face open. After that I put towels or blankets around the door frame to pad the area. Just be careful with them!

 

[socitycourty]

mine started using it at 4 months....i asked her doctor first though. she said it was ok but not for longer than 30 minutes a day

 

[April76]

My boy loves his, he is a very small 10.5 months and he can still fit in his.

 

[KittiKat76]

I sell them at work. 3 months or as soon as they can keep their head up. Box recommends max. 30 mins at a time