Any recommendation for my baby boy 7 month old ! Buy a jumper or not?

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Cause the pediatric says not but he loves jump when I stand up in the floor !!

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If his paediatrician is telling you not too maybe follow their advice. See what toys they would recommend instead

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My son loved his starting at 5 months, but completely outgrew it by 8 months. He was too tall to safely use it at that point. Might be better to spend your money elsewhere.

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Got mine for my daughter at 5.5 months, bought a $110 one for $35 used. She loves it and is crawling/almost walking and is nearly 10 months old

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At 7 months I would say no. We had one at 4 months but by 7 months you should be encouraging more for the child to learn how to crawl and the jumper won’t really do anything it’s also not a good place to leave the child unattended so it’s not even useful for that if you need to go something and leave them unattended for a couple minutes. So I would say at this point it serves no point

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My kids started using their jump-a-roo at about 4 months old. By 8 months old they were bored with it because they were to busy crawling and trying to walk.

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We never bought any of those things. They're really not good for their hips and your pediatrician already advised against it (as many do). It doesn't do anything for them developmentally.

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well i did for my kids, and thwy were both walking by 9mo.. i asked my doc he said both had good legStrength, i just want to think ,that helped them 😁

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I agree when they reach seven months they become bored of it. My daughters jumperoo had to be put away at seven months as she was happy to play on the floor they reach a point where they do not like being contained.

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At 7 months I wouldnt. My son was bored of his by 8-8.5 months so it wouldnt have been worth it. He used an activity center and door jumper from 4m-8m and loved it.

Any recommendation for my baby boy 7 month old ! Buy a jumper or not?

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