We used one for both DD1 and DD2 and they were great, kept them active and stopped my arms from hurting so much!
We used one for both DD1 and DD2 and they were great, kept them active and stopped my arms from hurting so much!
We eneded up buying a Fisher Price Jumperoo. (on special at Target for $150...well worth it IMO)
More for the reasons that they didn't take up as much room as a JJ if in the stand and I personally didn't like the idea ofa it hanging in a door frame.
DS loves his Jumperoo with all the fun toys he can play around it![]()
I used a jolly jumper for DS2, he LOVED it!! DS3 has been having chiropractic treatment since he was a few weeks old for some neck problems so I asked the chiro about them. The gist is that they're not the best, they support the baby in the same way as as say a Baby Bjorn does (all in the pelvis) which isn't good for their developing spine, also they put strain on their legs, so he recommended that they're not so good for babies before they can weight bare on their legs themselves.
Shame as DS is like your little one wants to be held and jump all the time!
As long as they aren't in there for longer than about 30 mins at a time it's ok - but OMG did DS and DD have fun in them! I loved the JJ, it's a crackup to watch their little legs bouncing away.
My kids loved them! We had ours in our Kitchen Doorway, so I could cook dinner and they weren't upset. DD loved it more than DS, but they both still had a ball in it, and like others have said no longer than 30 mins!
My kids have loved them too. I wouldn't put them in for longer than 20 minutes at a time though but they loved the time they were in it for.
Got one for DS1 and he didnt really like it, we got an exersaucer and he loved that!! DS2 has only been in exersaucer and loves it.
But as others have said short periods only.
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