Jolly Jumper Baby/ Baby Jumpers: Don't Let Your Baby Use This!

[@emmahubbard6675]

Thanks for watching. Let me know other fun ways you like to entertain your baby in the day!

[@EmmaHubbard]

When my little ones loved the rocker chair in the afternoon and during the witching hour.

[@hotcheesesoup9776]

I think you need to jolly up Karen

[@videogamevlogs3765]

@@hotcheesesoup9776 wuh???

[@saniya_meldre]

@YAJUN YUAN because babies are not ballerinas, maybe?

[@MathewBT81]

Great video! Can you recommend walking techniques for a 11 month old?

[@paige-95]

My 5 year old used it. She absolutely loved it and it was lots of fun. Never had any issues with it and pediatrician never said anything negative.

[@kaylajade9478]

My dad had a jolly jumper with all 4 of us kids because we loved it and never late on a milestone, my son has one now and he loves it, his feet are always flat on the floor not on his toes.

[@donna-mariechambers4608]

That was a very informative. Jolly Jumpers as been around for 40yrs+ and baby's enjoy them. My kids now 30 & 25 years old have used it; nephews and nieces have used it, granddaughter has used it and no problem. I just ordered one for my daughter baby girl for Christmas 🎄. - when baby is in jumper make sure feet touch floor flat and knees are bent. Jump away baby 👶🏽👶🏻👶🏿👶🏼

[@EmmaHubbard]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@BonyFingers1969]

I bought one for my first daughter back in 1974...So they have been around for 50+ years that I know of...I liked your tip about the height...

[@alexandrafogarty9725]

My baby is just fine using her fisher price jumper, uses it for 20 minutes at a time, absolute max. And she is ahead of all her milestones!

[@videogamevlogs3765]

I think this video is mostly about "they are not as healthy as they are said to be" than "they are bad". They are not bad if used in short terms for fun as properly supervised.

[@kaydiddo573]

Yeah I disagree about not owning a jumper at all. Of course I will do the recommended tummy time exercises and have her sitting most of the time but a jolly jumper once a day for maybe 15-20mins isn’t going to delay my daughter as much as your say. I agree with you saying not to be using it constantly but for 15 mins after she’s completed her daily tummy time quota it’s fine. We do tons of tummy time every wake period.

[@40shadeofbeauty16]

I agreed

[@jhobaugh45]

Agreed, here is a video I think gives some information that could help you use one safely: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4DOqmV9pc-Koas

[@evilbilla]

Also I used one for all 5 of my kids even my kids on the spectrum weren't delayed in walking my youngest crawled at 4 months and ran at 8 never had an issue

[@noriishere]

I have a jolly jumper for my boy. It’s great. He loves it. Jumpers have been used for 45+ years, if they were so bad they would of discontinued them a long time ago.

[@rebeccashields2321]

There wasn’t the research on how bad they are 45 years ago, like there are now. Just because there sold doesn’t make them safe, there are tons of unsafe products that continue to be made and sold such a sleepy heads and crib bumpers there Increase sids.

[@hannahayhens9176]

@@ksenia5199 wrong. That’s suffocation risk. SIDS doesn’t have a cause.

[@NpgSymboL]

@@hannahayhens9176 English please?

[@shadesofpurple7283]

My boys loved their jumpers, they were jumping from 8 weeks old (they were big sturdy babies tho lol). This jolly jumper was hung from a door frame. I understand your concerns still, especially because your intention is good.

[@steebies6990]

Thank you so much for putting so much information in your videos My son is almost 3 months and I've really been trying to implement your tips and tricks Thank you so much God bless!

[@SmileforaSecond]

I love this. Even though a jumper might not be terrible in small doses, I would rather just not get something at all if it could be harmful for development.

[@rfphill]

My grandson can be in a foul mood that instantly changes if any of us hold him up to a standing position and he madly pumps his legs to "jump". He squeals and smiles and loves it. I call him Tigger because bouncing is his favorite thing eva! So we wanted to consider getting him a jumper because he just seems to love jumping so much (and our arms get tired!). I think we'll still get him one but just limit the time perhaps...

[@IrrelevantParanoia]

Yup 🙋🏽‍♀️! My son is literally the same lol I got him one thinking I wouldn’t use it but he absolutely loves it

[@ukr4ever]

First time dad to 6 month old. All our relatives "buy it, buy it, buy baby jumper" its so easy, they run around and safe. Lol, guess my common sense thoughts just got explained. They funny part is that I will get a lot more crap from everyone for refusing buying one. What people dont undestand is that some kids are growing up under horrible circumstances and beating all the odds. A good pearenting strategy is to maximize development process while minimizing unessessary dumb risks.

[@unarmedblackguy]

I love how she replies to only comments that support her views in the video, she doesnt respond to anyone who disagrees with her, people who use logic and common sense.

[@NpgSymboL]

Well if you disagree with her. Are you qualified? If you aren’t then why do you disagree? If you question things and ask nicely I’m sure you would get a reply

[@unarmedblackguy]

@@NpgSymboL first of all, qualified for what? Being a good parent? Our Dr is blown away at our daughters progress, literally( not over exaggerating) everyone who sees her comments on how strong and beyond her age in strength and intelligence she is... Is the lady in the video qualified? Secondly, people did ask question and she didnt answer them. She only answered comments that praised her. None that questioned agaisnt her views. Lastly the baby bouncer is amazing when used properly and not as a tool to have a break from your baby. Its like going to gym, if you over use dead weights, you will cause problems and not get benefits. Its the same concept. Our baby girl, 1 month premi. Shes has been sitting up on her own and pulling herself to a stand since 3 months. She has even been walking aided since 3.5 months. The only training she has ever had is the bouncer and myself and her mother helping her. Our dr is blown away. Dummys can be very bad for your child when used to just shut them up..but when used properly they can be very handy, for example, used when your baby has sore gums from teething, they can bite on it which helps. Our daughter doesnt even suck on her dummy, she only ever wants it for biting. What Im saying is people are using these baby tools wrongly. Which yes causes problems. Used correctly they are very beneficial.

[@MD-supernova]

She presents her information based on her professional experience and qualifications, there’s really no need to respond to people who want to negate her info.

[@mastramsoren7970]

Life is all about balance (stability)

[@Bbb-qt8th]

Babies enjoy the movement and view provided by the jumpers. Unfortunately alternatives you mentioned do not entertain them as much/at all. I wish parents had an option other than their sore arms.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Same here!

[@videogamevlogs3765]

Kangaroos 😁

[@Schmanne23]

How about baby wearing?

[@Bbb-qt8th]

@@Schmanne23my back is too weak and my baby is too heavy (+8 kilos) for that.

[@NpgSymboL]

@@Bbb-qt8th my baby is 2 months old and over 7kg’s. If your back is too weak wearing your baby a little is a chance to finally strengthen your back

[@salmasosa2936]

I walk on my tippy toes all the time and I never had a jolly jumper lol

[@alfnitro6104]

Developmental delay? What the? My son absolutely loved his jolly jumper. He’s a straight A student in school and coincidentally is the biggest and strongest kid in his year and has competed at a National level. Jolly jumpers rock if you install them correctly, supervise and don’t leave your baby in it all day.

[@kaitlynburke1584]

Truth.

[@moniquegarcia4957]

Developmental delay, in this case, means that the child will learn to walk later that they should or with some issues as walking on tiptoes. It does not mean that your child will have learning problems or they won’t go to Harvard.

[@alfnitro6104]

@@moniquegarcia4957 Have your kids used a jolly jumper? And are they walking on their tip toes?

[@moniquegarcia4957]

@@alfnitro6104 no, my baby does not have it or need it. And anytime that someone say that their kid is Einstein despite they used this type of external support, I would say that this recommendations are based on statistics. One case where nothing happens are statistically irrelevant and it doesn’t mean that are safe.

[@NpgSymboL]

Mate development delay could mean a week delay in walking. They have tested these theories on babies and on twins. It doesn’t mean the child will be stupid..

[@youarewelcome2939]

My son loved it . My daughter used couple of times .

[@EmmaHubbard]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Weird_1]

There are dangers to anything with a baby or toddler. You can lay them down in a baby gym and a dog can sprint across their face when someone comes to the door or something too. It’s purely for fun. Not to strengthen their legs 😂

[@harisavdic-h5r]

What if you don't have a dog?

[@cathykrueger4899]

Jumpers are not a good way to have fun. I once held a baby that had spent so much time in a jumper that when you held him he continued to jump up and down while standing in your lap. He wasn’t interested in anything else. In a group of mother’s friends no one wanted to hold this baby. It was just too strenuous. Just don’t use jumpers. If you have one, swallow your pride and get rid of it. We all know you would never intentionally harm your baby. Parents have to learn to admit mistakes instead of making excuses for them.

[@saniya_meldre]

Emma: warns against baby jumper providing sufficient evidence and reasons against using them.. People in the comments: my baby loves it and I let her jump for 2 hours only 2-3 days a week. or My five kids used it and loved it and they are fine! I mean, seriously, if there is a chance that your baby might be injured, is it worth using it? What if your cases is just an exception rather than a rule. You never know. Not going to risk with my baby for fun that he won’t even remember. There’s literally hundreds of other fun activities. Thank you for this video! Really helpful.

[@jhobaugh45]

Agreed, but here is a video I think gives some information that could help you use one safely: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4DOqmV9pc-Koas

[@TheGdqueen]

I was literally just thinking this. I mean seriously what is wrong with people.

[@austinwilliams1228]

You see lots of people saying their kids use it and are fine. And you DONT see any comments saying their kids used it and got hurt.

[@Schmanne23]

I wear my son when I want to do some vaccuming. This would put him asleep as an infant and I try to make a game out of folding and stuffing his diapers.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Great idea.

[@kristinemacule4948]

I also used to wear my son in ergobaby, He just wanted to be attached to me at all times. If was fun for both of us, lost baby weigh so quickly 🤣

[@maesingsmaeplays3407]

Not a mum yet but I just started working in child care, mainly in the nursery (6wks-2yrs) and I love your channel! So interesting.

[@eminemilly]

What schooling or etc did you need??

[@unerevuese]

I love the high chair idea! I just purchased one and will be using it with my baby.

[@kyrstenstoddard9851]

So they can’t use them for fun?

[@marysaad4020]

Hello Emma , Thank you for sharing this video. Can you tell us please if these these reasons are applicable on baby activity centres too ? Or only the jolly jumpers ?

[@ISIandMINAH]

Is baby activity center good? If yes which do you recommend

[@theroadless]

Is the baby jumper good for vestibular input for self regulation?

[@evilbilla]

So what if he's already walking around the furniture at 7 months and he needs a safe place to be and if he's not held and when he is he's jumping since 5 months he's screaming he's got to be right by you or u right by him while he's walking around the furniture around him

[@SunshinePearl]

My baby loves her baby gym! She plays and rolls for hours reaching for her toys 😊

[@norakubi8469]

Sorry but NO. when you have wog energetic baby boy and they can’t keep still at all unlike the “frozen” babies who I’m very jealous of at times who just eat and chill..the jolly jumper is god sent when you have a super energetic Bub and I can’t believe I’m saying this but I definitely don’t agree with you on this one! I love your content but this is too much! Let the kids have fun and get there energy out! Your being the party police in this 😅

[@manasam1371]

Is fischerprice sit to stand activity safe? Thanks in advance

[@briangraham9939]

BS using a jumper is totally fine all the stuff she was saying only would effect the baby if you left him or her in the jumper for a hour or longer. It’s just for fun it’s not for a workout 🏋️‍♀️

[@mechellsclassroom5596]

Discovering your channel has been amazing!!! Thank you!

[@EmmaHubbard]

You are so welcome!

[@dariasemikina6433]

I am just curious that if these devices have proven evidence that they are so bad for babies development how are they allowed in the market ? Why there is not even a sign on these devices to bring awareness ? Usually markets are regulated in a way that if a device or product might induce bad result in short/long term that information shall be on the package. Like cigarettes or alcohol. And have never noticed a warning sign that , let’s say, a bouncer , could delay babies development.

[@LisaLightning]

When I watched a little girl we used her jolly jumper one time per day for 10 or 15 minutes and she got so much joy out of it. We never left her alone. I think, like someone else commented, the trick is to leave baby flat-footed. A lot of babies naturally try to walk on their toes by the way, I’m a nanny and I have seen several who tiptoed before they walked. And they did not have jolly jumpers.

[@boxhead7180]

Can't see anywhere where she says they're not fun....🤔

[@missbbabybblue]

Hi, I'm really hoping you can read this request; could you please make a video about the Spin and explore baby gym, I believe it's only commercialized by Lamaze. Is it recommendable? Is it true it helps the development of muscles required for crawling and rolling? Thanks

[@carrow2250]

I disagree. Our 8-month old LOVES it. We do limit her time to 20-minutes 2-3x a day. She’s supervised the whole time and we have the framed style, she also cant reach the spring, and there’s no one around to push her. She jumps the entire time and is super happy and looks forward to it.

[@Ladyresin0978]

I didn't get one for development. I bought one for fun :)

[@streetballazzz]

Hi thank you for the video From what week is a baby rocker chair safe to use? We would get the cYbex lemo Thanks

[@Sappyswati]

Hi Emma, we not using a jumper but my mother puts her arms around my 6 months old n then she jumps for more than 10 mins. Is it bad for her? She hasn't started sitting independently yet

[@amandadavis139]

Bumbo seat...your take?

[@falongreen350]

What about if you limit the time in the jumper to ten-fifteen minutes a day, just because they have so much fun in it?

[@videogamevlogs3765]

Yes!

[@caseythomas9261]

Yes I agree only 10 15 mins while you do a quick job like prep dinner or unpack the dishwasher is fine. My son loves it and didn't delay any walking etc. You will know when he has had enough.

[@thiami576]

my baby loves jumping though. we wanted to buy a jolly jumper but then i saw this. I guess i will just keep holding her with my arms to support her while she "jumps"

[@Thedirtylittlesecret]

It’s just play time, a toy don’t abuse it and baby will be fine. I think she is directing this to abuse of time on jumper.

[@MsMusiqueManiaque]

What’s your opinion on activity centre? I’m thinking the skip hop interactive play center with 3 stage grow functionality. It doesn’t have bouncy ground; more ‘slippery’ (solid surface hangs above ground for baby feet). For 6months old baby. I’ve heard this is better than the bouncy ones?

[@JamieKorsgaden1]

I wanted to ask about the skip hop play center as well! So far my baby absolutely loves it. However I do notice that she hangs quite a bit in it as well, that makes me worried about hip dysplasia..and she does lean forward/use her toes when standing as Emma describes

[@raramartha]

What if, we use it just for baby entertainment, like use it for 30 minutes, and not for everyday use. Do it still bad for babies? Cause we mom need some time out too

[@gingersnapsbc]

I use it for 15 min max but didn’t start until she could sit completely by herself and had full head/neck control. This was approved by my paediatric PT

[@michelle161186]

I have jolly jumper written recommendation. 30-40minutes twice a day is recommended for 3-4months Old baby. For 4months above, baby can stay Up to 60minutes.

[@gingersnapsbc]

@@michelle161186 physiotherapists go against these recommendations just FYI

[@zoomfadel8170]

The problem with the walker is that babies use all their power to walk and suddenly hit a wall or something. Honestly I never liked the jumper, it didn’t make sense teaching babies to jump instead of standing/walking. And 4 months is too early for that. The reasonable activity center for me is Skip hop 3 in 1 which I ordered a few days ago after a long search. The baby is standing, feet on the floor, ankles in the right position. I shall try and see

[@elizabethshemenski7515]

What do you do now if you had already got the jumper and your baby does all the stuff their not supposed to.

[@jolaola1987]

My baby 6 mo loves it and can jump for 2 hours straight. I knew already that it isn't best for development but I use it only 2-3 times a week just for short fun and variation from other activities or when I really have to do something else with free hands.

[@jhobaugh45]

Agreed, supporting info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4DOqmV9pc-Koas

[@destraw6221]

I, as anyone would, loved my Jolly-Jumper when I was a kid. I came to watch this video to see what kind of filthy anti-Jumper propaganda this was and instead found out why I'm so stupid and my legs are weak.

[@huliamulia3088]

Is the skiphop activity gym just as bad as a jolly jumper?

[@summer6324]

My son is 6 months old and I never leave him alone when he’s in his jolly jumper. He’s always within arms reach. I have tried tummy time with him but he has no interest in it, or crawling. He has just started pulling himself up on the side of the couch to stand and wants to walk

[@priusa8113]

Emma, cant open the milestones link, it says there is an error... can u please fix it? Thanks

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hey Pri thanks for letting me know! I have fixed the link so it should work now.

[@rashn2065]

Hi Emma, I am so glad I came across this video. Was almost thinking of buying this for my baby since all youtube moms promote it on their videos and ut actually looked fun. Can you also pls review baby carriers, how old baby should be for using one and any safety guidelines one should observe while using one? Thanks 😊

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi Rash glad you found this video helpful. I will definitely think about making a video on this topic. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@jhobaugh45]

Agree with your plan for using it for fun, here is a video I think gives some evidence that it could be used without harm: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4DOqmV9pc-Koas

[@justinebourke2811]

Thanks for this info..I was actually looking for some reviews before I bought one.. they just look like they are having so much fun when they are in them! I guess a go in one for a few minutes every once in a while would do no harm but who's gonna buy one not to get any use out of them - I'm sure they're expensive and take care and attention to install safely so - no ...once installed I'm sure they are used a lot. Anyhiw I won't be getting one for my grandaughter now. I want her to learn to walk and balance the way nature intended.

[@nextgenerationnutrition4274]

Thank you for this video and the free PDF!

[@EmmaHubbard]

Your welcome.

[@chriss5515]

@@EmmaHubbard *You’re

[@priusa8113]

Pram is a stroller??

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hey Pri, yes a pram is a stroller.

[@johnniefihaki2627]

Thanks for the information Emma ! I want to ask, would it be better for my baby to use the jolly jumper later when she's about 1 or 2 years old? Or should she just not use it at all full stop? I just came across this video after buying the jolly jumper recently . My baby is 6 moths old and she's used it about 5 times in total since I bought the jumper a month ago.

[@PartyLikeTasha]

Jolly jumper says to stop use when they are able to walk, so id say no

[@priusa8113]

My baby hates tummy time even in a Boppy pillow... she quickly rolls over lol and sabotages the whole thing!! What to do instead? She is 3 months old but holds her head really well when not in tummy time, like while on my chest. Thanks

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hey Pri sounds like she has made so lovely progress with rolling since you last message last month. Very exciting! If your little one is lying on your chest when you are lying down (so in chest to chest tummy time) you could gradually reduce the level of recline you are in to be lying flat and hold her elbows and then talk/sing to provide entertainment and motivation to stay in this position.

[@SweetPeachannel]

Wow that’s fast progress

[@EmmaHubbard]

It is amazing how quickly babies learn new skills.

[@edinaoconnor5561]

Great tips!!👍

[@EmmaHubbard]

Glad you like them!

[@leah-michelle5872]

Jumpers are also terrible for their hips and may cause delayed walking.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Great points and important for parent to know.

[@cisnerosfamily4528]

Yes! My son was in his for 20 minutes or so a day and loved it!!! but he's now 15 months and still not walking and may need physical therapy 😭 my girls walked at 10 months or so. I didn't use any jumpers for my 3 prior so I feel like the JJ had a big impact on it

[@creationsbykaf3221]

Hi Emma, Can you please suggest something else other than playgym, swing and highchair.. My 5 months old doesn't sit very well so i am afraid of high chairs for now. As for swing and playgym until last month he was playing in both.. now he is not interested in both of them. Your suggestions will help me alot Thank u

[@RainaWirta]

I’m in the same boat! Did you find a solution?

[@creationsbykaf3221]

Hi, Yes i did, I got him a ring stacker he loved it played for hours with it. And Cloth book(Faces was his fav), Peek a boo by nina laden a board book. My son loves that book till now. Also i bought Viga wooden knob puzzles, Soft blocks from infintino for him. And Highchair. It was a nessecity and life saver. After that, i was able to eat in peace. I sing rhymes to him to keep him calm.

[@paigebehan3364]

I feel like the only “appropriate” thing you can do with your baby is just put them on the floor and do tummy time. Like we need to just let them do things sometimes. Of course don’t leave your baby in there but I don’t see how it’s a crime to let them be in these things…with supervision and not a lot of time. 🙄

[@ashleyheggins6886]

Okay but if my baby wants to jump? You’re squirm there are not any toys to support this?

[@claytonproctor1239]

Hey Emma! Thank you for making this video! I was wondering if you feel the same about the merry muscles jumper?

[@haazz6979]

Stee clee!

[@kaitlynbaldwin2638]

So many people buy these!! All my mum friends have one but I didn't want to feel like I'm shaming them by saying they're not good lol

[@EmmaHubbard]

Glad the information was helpful and made you feel at ease with your choice.

[@lainduong5675]

Hi Emma, my 7.5 month doesn't like to be on her tummy and she sits really well so she spends most of her wake time sitting or on her back. She is probably on her tummy for 5-15' a day max. She loves to stand and walk and already pull on us to do so. She can even stand by herself for a few seconds... Should I be worried about her spine development? Is sitting discouraging her tummy muscle to develop? She doesn't like being in her knee either so she can't crawl yet, but she can pivot to different directions on her tummy.

[@kimberlyrayas8075]

Following. My baby also hates tummy time. Our pediatrician said 15 minutes a day is still better than nothing so we’ve kept to it.

[@metoo6507]

Huh? I'm confused, why were you worried about her spine?

[@aimandar3341]

Is it okay to use jolly jumper at all? If yes how much it can be used as I have bought it and wondering if it is safe to use? Would using 1-2 times in a week be okay?thankyou

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi, it is not something I would recommend using because of the safety risks. There is also a risk of developmental delays, which generally occur because of daily use for long periods of time. If you do want to use it then a few times a week for a short period of time should reduce the risk of developmental delay.

[@michelle161186]

I have jolly jumper written recommendation. 30-40minutes twice a day is recommended for 3-4months Old baby. For 4months above, baby can stay Up to 60minutes.

[@holeycheese9429]

I'm a young girl, what am I doing here? 😒😒

[@NpgSymboL]

Young girls usually eventually go on to have children so I think it’s good that you’re here lol

[@nf9413]

Why I don’t receive the email with PDF after enter my email address?

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi have you checked your junk email? It might be there

[@kierstynbrooks8957]

I disagree with you

[@Ayyooitsdustaan]

Agreed, walkers are strictly banned in Canada for a reason. I bet she’s sponsored, could be why she’s debunking jumpers so hard.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi @Dustin Nguyen thanks for this message. I love that Canada has move to ban walkers. Nope not sponsored but I did choose to include a lot more facts in my video on walkers (which I did after the jumpers video) to give what I was saying more weight rather than appear as therapist who just disliked jumpers, walkers etc. Everyone has the right to choose what they want their baby to use, just feel it is important to know the facts as the advertising for baby products can sometimes be misleading.

[@lauramantis5826]

Why would we stress babys into a possession they would not naturally attain yet? Even if they seem to have fun... I think it's terrible

[@irisbarca123]

Are cot bumpers goos

[@NpgSymboL]

No don’t use If the child’s face goes to the edge it needs to be able to breath. Bumpers are a sudden infant death risk

[@rehgina9903]

Die deutsche Übersetzung stimmt nicht. Das ist kein BABYPULLOVER sondern ein BABYHOPSER😵

[@ashl1749]

Hi Emma, do you recommend stationary activity centres? Not the jumper type. For eg the 3 in 1 fisher price activity centre. Thanks!

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi @Ashlynn I had a look at this product and it is a bit like an exersaucer which is better then a baby walker but still not ideal. In this video I go through the pros and cons of exercausers kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKjSi62qfpqKac0 It might be helpful!😊

[@Apple561989]

Thank you for your video. Can u review the bumbo seat pls?

[@EmmaHubbard]

No worries. The video I am releasing next week is actually on baby floor seats including the bumbo. So great timing

[@carlialbeno1202]

Hi Emma I came across your video and I would love to chat with you because my team and i are working on a device for babies and would love your feedback as a professional OC. Would it be possible to have a little chat? Best, Carli

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hey Carli, if your happy to you can email me to give me more details about your product and we can talk about if I can help.

[@ellie170-i9m]

Hi! First time to actually ask a question from you. If I may ask, how old can I use high chair for my baby? Thanks!

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi Elisha it really depends on the high chair you have. Most babies can sit in a high chair at 6 months or once they start siting independently. If your baby is not yet sitting independently and your high chair has the ability to recline you should be able to use the high chair with it in slight recline for play. If you are looking at starting solids with your baby in the high chair make sure your baby is sitting upright- so the high chair is not in recline (lying back) as this is safer.

[@ellie170-i9m]

@@EmmaHubbard Thank you for your response! Will take note of that! 🥰

[@EmmaHubbard]

No worries. I will be making a video soon on how to provide more support in a high chair to help little ones sit up for mealtimes which you might find helpful.

[@ellie170-i9m]

@@EmmaHubbard I'll be waiting for that video 😊

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hope it helps!

[@TheKaniamania]

Thanks God I did not buy that... Save my money. Lol

[@dannyoberthier3053]

Party pooper.

[@icarus3604]

Can’t believe what you’re saying.. No one buys the jumper for strengthening muscles etc.. it’s a bit of short term bouncy fun for the babies.. you invented points just to counter them.. ridiculous!!

[@taylorskouris3548]

Just because you have a British accent and read one “article” doesn’t mean you know it all.

[@elenagerhardy2636]

She’s a paediatric occupational therapist, so she’s speaking from her professional expertise, not just regurgitating an article. Also, that’s an Australian accent, not a British one. Do you have any supporting evidence to refute her claims?

[@NpgSymboL]

Way to make assumptions Taylor! And all are wrong also! We know what type of person you are lol That’s for sure!

[@mrshonourable]

She doesn’t have a British accents. It’s with Australian or New Zealand accent 🤣🤣🤣

[@liviavadoc8676]

Omg second video I watch and I don’t agree with it. I put my baby non stop on tummy and he is 9 months old and not crawling yet. Don’t do only tummy time it doesn’t work !!!! I wish I knew that I have to do more things to help him develop more, I am absolutely buying door jumper and I m waiting for a physical therapist to see for a second opinion.