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thread: Jolly Jumpers - Yes or No??

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2004
    Perth
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    We have a jj and a stand that it attaches to. Used it HEAPS for #1, she loved it. #2-#7 have rarely used it though. In fact i forget that we have it. So i guess that says alot about what i think lol.

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    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    Apr 2006
    Winter is coming
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    Mine have all been in a jumperoo but not a JJ. IMO the jumperoo is better - has its own stand and things too look at and play with so jumping isn't all they can do. The Jumperoo seems to have less jump in it than the JJ, so they can't get as high so less impact. My kids have never really jumped in it at all actually, then just stand and slowly rotate to play with all they toys. I have put mine in it from about 10 weeks old with a pillow under their feet so they weren't on tip toes (they were all weight bearing and could hold themselves up well by then).

    An exersaucer is another option if you want him upright but not jumping.

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