Using jumpers/ stand up equipment?

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probably another case where knowledge ruins fun LOL ....
did a little bit of research into this today and now I'm second-guessing. Share your thoughts please

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I agree with Jake lol. That's how I see a lot of things. I'd say 10-15 minutes at a time, not the whole day. If you gotta do dishes and that's the only thing that will keep baby happy then do it. But they are not ment to replace bonding and you personally encouraging them to stand and walk. Not saying that's what you are trying to do but some people rely on baby gear way too much and that's the problem. Everything in moderation. And if you do more research and choose at that time that you don't feel comfortable letting baby use it then that's your choice to make. Some people will bash you for using them. Some people will bash you for not using them. Whatever works for you and baby is best

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This is her favorite

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As others have said, moderation is key. I limit my sons time in this to about 20-30 minutes per day max. It lets me wash dishes or make lunch for myself or fold and put away laundry if he’s fussy on his playmat. He loves it. I think if you set your kid in this for hours then that could pose a problem.

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It's honestly fine. Just like anything else- moderation. Just don't leave them in there 24/7. :)

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Her favorite thing ever

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People might try to make me feel bad for using it, but my LO loves his jumpy chair! He SCREAMS to get in it and cries if I take him out. I have to take it down and put it away or he will want to jump ALL DAY LONG. I’m glad he loves it but I’m not kidding. All day.

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Our pediatrician said they are fine for 10-15 minutes at a time. We usually only do 2, 10 minute sessions per day if that.

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Kinsley loves her skip hop. 
It has a wobble board on the bottom and that’s been great for her to learn how to place her feet flat.
Like all things: I think it’s fine in moderation.
I’m a retired ballerina. I have an extensive background in injury prevention and recovery as well as a few Pilates certifications. Posture and foot placement has been a huge thing for me throughout my career because I had a lot of ankle injuries as a child. 
And unfortunately it looks like my daughter may have inherited my one supinated one pronated foot.
I noticed almost immediately when Kinsley started pushing off things she would supinate one foot really really bad. So even before she began practicing standing I would try to get her to push off my hands in the proper position.
 It’s something I continue to work on with her and actually when she’s in her skip hop I try to work with her on proper foot placement as well. She’s too busy playing to really notice when she’s pushing off I’m helping her foot placement, but it’s been helpful for me to have free hands for it (That’s when I also noticed she was pronating the other foot).

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My fiance's answer to everything is like this lol

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The issue with devices like this is people use them excessively. It’s a container for a baby, and people use them so they can get things done. 
Most of the time they don’t recommend seats or jumpers until the baby can sit unassisted. 
But if it’s just for a few minutes at a time, there shouldn’t be an issue.

Using jumpers/ stand up equipment?

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