Jolly Jumper with Stand

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Little testers loved all the interactive entertainment, and parents liked the free-standing design that doesn't require a particular doorway and can sit anywhere. From the best baby gyms that keep your baby busy to the best baby swings that are calming, even top-ranked baby bouncers, and more. The Jolly Jumpers with a free-standing frame score the lowest because they take up a large amount of floor space, are not travel-ready, and are not as easy to move around the house. I was nervous at first and sat right there, but eventually I realized it was safe and she wasn't going anywhere.

My son is also on the taller side for his age and this was the best jumper to accommodate for his height compared to the activity centre type of jumpers. One cute feature: A clear panel lets your baby stare down at their own feet as they step on the toy piano and activate it. In our series 10/10 Would Recommend, we're giving the final word on well-known products that we fully stand behind.We don't want to see any exposed metal parts, nor any toys that are too difficult for a young baby to operate. Little testers enjoyed the firm ring support to lean against when getting tired, and parents liked how easy it is to use and clean. Designed for babies from approximately 3 months of age (when baby can hold head up with full neck support) to just before walking age. Jumpers, like baby swings, bouncers, and almost anything else for kids, can be a point of contention. If you want a similar jumper but would prefer a stand to hang it from, the Jolly Jumper with Super Stand would be one to look at because it comes with a free-standing stand.

This leads to their calf muscles getting tight, while gluteus muscles don’t get enough exercise, which can lead to toe-walking later.Once this jumper is off the stand and on the floor, your toddler has access to all of that, plus the toys on each side and the back, including a shape sorter.

Use a jumper only when the baby has complete head control and discontinue using it at the appropriate age. While that configuration is perfect for backyard use, we needed something with a smaller footprint for our somewhat cramped 1960s ranch home. Available either as an over-the-door clamp or in a freestanding Super Stand setup, the Jolly Jumper frees up parents' hands for a few minutes while entertaining your baby like nothing else.They have sturdy and reliable hardware and machine-washable fabric, and all components feel as though they will endure through every last bounce. I also liked how portable it was, we brought it to a hotel in whistler, we brought it to grandmas when we went there for a weekend, etc. This stand is expertly crafted for both indoor and outdoor use, providing an expansive world of fun for your little one. The Graco Doorway Bumper Jumper doorway hanging jumper is suitable for babies who can hold up their heads unassisted.

Jumpers with stationary frames are relatively safer than the type that is attached to a doorframe in which the baby can swing and may hit against the doorframe. we live in private rented accommodation and didn’t want the risk of damaging the door frame by hooking the jumper on it so that’s why I went for the one with stand. This doorway hanging product has ample bounce thanks to a center spring and a supporting harness with a somewhat stiff seating area to better support the baby's spine.

If you have a mover and a shaker who loves the challenge of building skills, then these options hold great potential, especially for older babies. As the stand is convenient and easy to transport, the stand can be used outdoors, taken around when travelling and visiting friends, relatives, as well as to the baby sitter/day care centre. We're impressed that this jumper has five height adjustments — more than most — so a short baby will fit into it, and even a tall baby should be able to use it until about their first birthday. The jumpers with all the different toys and the option to hang more toys are great," said Good Housekeeping Institute Executive Director of Textiles Lexie Sachs, a mom of two young kids.