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Stationary baby walker activity thingy!

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Cinderellascarrieg · 10/12/2004 19:50

I'm after one of these for parents to give to ds for Xmas - I'm sure someone posted a nice Mothercare one on an earlier thread? Which of course I now can't find.

It has a padded seat & baby has a sort of bench of activities - think you can also get ones that twirl thro' 360 degrees...does anyone know what I'm talking about? Confusing meself now! Wink

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popsycal · 10/12/2004 19:51

think they are made by little tikes...
could be totally wrong though..
I do know though that the mothercare walker ones can be made into standing still ones

GeorginaAdventCalendar · 10/12/2004 19:52

I'm looking at these too and can't decide whether to get one or not for ds2 (7 mths) - he absolutely ADORES the one at playgroup but can't decide how long they would be enjoyed for.

Here's the links I found:

\link{http://www.mothercare.com/invt/ll5089\Mothercare Walkaround Exerciser}
\link{

GeorginaAdventCalendar · 10/12/2004 19:52

oops.... second link should be:

\link{http://www.kiddicare.com/invt/entsa1playplacel\Safety 1st Bouncing Baby Play Place Entertainer}

nicnee · 10/12/2004 19:52

Graco do one too for about £60 I think. Seen it in mothercare world and babies r us

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Cinderellascarrieg · 10/12/2004 19:57

Wow, that was quick! The Mothercare on's the one I've seen - but I reckon the other is even better. Thanks all especially Georgina!

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GeorginaAdventCalendar · 10/12/2004 20:07

I still can't decide - I bookmarked the links a week ago and am still in a dilemma!!! Has anyone used one - do they last beyond when they're mobile?

tillykins · 10/12/2004 20:10

My little boy has the Graco one and he is 13 months and has been walking a while now. He still enjoys being in there and its really good for when I want to do the ironing or when we are eating. It opens out into a sort of desk too, when they are too big for the seat. He loves it and its got lots more on it than the others

GeorginaAdventCalendar · 10/12/2004 20:17

found the graco one: \link{http://www.babycare-direct.co.uk/rockers_and_bouncers_-_2.html\Graco Funcentre}

GeorginaAdventCalendar · 10/12/2004 20:18

(on that link scroll down - it's the one underneath)

GeorginaAdventCalendar · 10/12/2004 20:19

Think the Safety First looks the most interesting, but the Mothercare the most comfortable... argh dilemma!

HosannainexsAilsa · 10/12/2004 20:34

DD2 loved playing in the one they have at her nursery. I think you can get away with one until ds's start climbing! (DD2 has been climbing for about 6 weeks or so now, she's a demon for climbing the stairs.

GeorginaAdventCalendar · 10/12/2004 20:45

You've swung me then, Ailsa. Have ordered one from Kiddicare!

Had some money left over from the Naming that his great grandmother gave him... so I can give him it as soon as it arrives rather than wait for Christmas so I can actually get some housework done Grin

ChristmasBOOZA · 10/12/2004 21:23

They're brilliant. I never had one for DS but a neighbour has lent me hers and DD goes in it everyday. We've been putting her in it for 2/3 months now and you can put other toys on the tray. We gave her bouncy chair away when she was 5 months because it had become superfluous. Only trouble is it is kept in the space we usually allocate to the Christmas tree.

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Cinderellascarrieg · 12/12/2004 00:04

I've ordered the Kiddiecare one too - am actually getting quite excited waiting for it to arrive because it DOES look like loads of fun (how sad is that! Grin)

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GeorginaAdventCalendar · 12/12/2004 07:45

Very - we can both be sad together Grin

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