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Tippitoes baby bouncers - what age can they be used from?

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roberta · 12/06/2003 14:25

I've just bought one of these door hanging bouncy thingies from a second hand shop. Anyone got any idea from what age it's suitable to use?

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codswallop · 12/06/2003 14:33

when their head is suiper srtong and before they crawl ?6 months?

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elliott · 12/06/2003 14:43

I had a Lindam one and started using it at just over 3 months (I'm sure that was in line with the instructions). They need to have developed enough head control to keep their head upright - ds was fine by this stage and really enjoyed it. In fact once he could sit unaided (just before 6 months) we stopped using it.
Its recommended they don't use it for longer than 20 mins at a time.

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Bozza · 12/06/2003 14:56

I think on mine it said five months but I started at about 4 months.

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Bozza · 12/06/2003 14:56

I think on mine it said five months but I started at about 4 months.

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Lollypop · 12/06/2003 20:30

I agree with Elliott it depends on head contrl, DS is very strong so I put him in at 3months. I only let him stay in for 10mins max.

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roberta · 13/06/2003 09:11

Thank you all. He's four and a half months and has very good head control so I'll give him a short go today. Hope he likes it!

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