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Highchairs and baby seats

Read our round up of the best highchairs for babies and toddlers.

Babybjorn Bouncer

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shop1909 · 20/09/2012 10:43

Baby due anyday now so getting round to taking everything out of boxes!! I know it says suitable from newborn (8lb) in instructions I just wondered how old anyone's baby was when they started to use it? It is suitable for a true "newborn" or should I be waiting a while before putting him in it?

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iloveshortshorts · 20/09/2012 17:29

hi
i put my DD in when she was newborn she must of been around 6lb, but she looked tiny in it and not comfortable (she also cried) so i waited until she was about 4 weeks and she looked much comfortable and even slept in it too.

i think it depends how big your baby is.

it comes already built so you can take out of box and store any where really as its really flat when closed.

hth x

shop1909 · 20/09/2012 17:49

Thanks, will just play it by ear then I guess! Thought as much just scared midwife etc will turn up and think I'm insane if baby was in nice to know other peoples experiences.

Yes we discovered it's pre-built - it was a gift from my mother in law and she was really keen for us to unpack/build it etc -think was a bit of an anti climax for her when we removed the plastic bag and we were done! Love how flat it goes as our parents both live quite a distance away will be brill to chuck in car without taking space up :)

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iloveshortshorts · 21/09/2012 06:13

thats exactly why i bought it, to take with me when visiting family. Smile

Scatterplot · 21/09/2012 06:22

We love ours. When you start using it put it on the flattest setting of the three. Our DD was in it for short periods from a few weeks old, usually just after a feed to keep her slightly tilted.

The standard wooden toy bar is pricey (£25?) but a good addition and well made. At first our DD just lay there, then started to look at the toys, then flailed at them, then began to play with them, then began to rock the chair herself (4-5 months).

shop1909 · 21/09/2012 09:01

Thanks, we have the toy bar too (again thanks to MIL as I don't think I would ever have been able to justify the cost of the bouncer let alone the toy bar!) but had figured that would be when he was a bit older. As it was a gift want to make sure it looks like it's getting as much use as possible - think will have it out and just keep trying him in it every now and then until he's happy :)

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rooted · 21/09/2012 09:05

We used the chairs from about 5/6 weeks with my two. They were excellent and we certainly got our money's worth, the girls were sitting in them until they were over two! Still in good enough nick to be used for another baby or two!

notMarlene · 21/09/2012 09:19

They are the best bouncers in existence and you can slide 'em under the sofa. My DC were both very, very happy in there! I think we started using it at a few weeks old, just the thing for gentle bouncing between feeds on those mad evenings when they just wouldn't settle.

SavoyCabbage · 21/09/2012 09:21

Best bouncer ever! My sister's is at this moment bouncing it's sixth baby (not all hers).

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