Do I need a baby bouncer and a walker?

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What in the heck is the difference?

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I prefer bouncers (or exersaucers) because they are stationary. I mostly use it to keep baby safe while I do something where I can't wear them: showering, cooking, chasing kids outside, etc.

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Walkers can damage hips and can be dangerous. They also tend to delay development. Baby will walk when they’re ready,

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We never bought either and have zero regrets 🤷🏻‍♀️ they're really not needed in my mind. Plus you have all these parents who insist they're horrible for babies (this isn't the reason we didn't buy them lol we didn't buy them because we didn't see a need for them).

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I bought both, and actually use both.

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I’d personally skip the walker. They’re too dangerous in my opinion and doctors have said they’re bad for the hips... we had the baby Einstein’s activity jumper and my daughter loved it.

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Neither

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I feel like it depends on baby, my daughter walked on her own at 8 months so the bouncer kept her safe while i was busy, my son wanted to walk so bad by 7 months he hated the bouncer but loved the walker because he could walk without bring scared to fall.. I waited till they was 5-6 months to decide which one to buy

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When my son turned 4 months, we bought him a jumper and it is his favorite thing ever! I have to shut him off some days because he will jump and jump until he falls asleep. I limit his time to 15 minutes tops at a time because he’d be in it all day if I let him. We do have a walker as someone gave us one. I don’t see a purpose for it. I honestly don’t even know if we will ever use it, it’s just sitting in my laundry room. Jumper all the way, though!

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Neither. They’re bad for baby’s spine and physical/mental development

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You want somethin stationary because walkers can cause scoliosis or something like that. I loved the activity seat personally. My son jumps in it like it’s a bouncy, but if you don’t like those I would go with the bouncy seat.