Exersaucer,Jumperoo,Or Walker?

So what should I get to help my daughter to start help

Help her what? How old is she?

Wut.




My kid loves her jumparoo. Gets bored in all the other smurf.

Sorry she's 7 months she can sit up almost by herself but I want to get her entertained with a toy she can sit in and still have fun in

Exersaucer or Jumperoo. Walkers aren't recommended anymore. They teach kids the wrong way to walk and aren't particularly good for them.

Jumperoo and walker. Exersaucers are pointless and wate of money. Dont get discourage from walkers is usually because people abuse itand dont supervise their kids.

Jumperoo!

I am a childcare provider, and take SEVERAL courses on infant and child development every year. Exersaucers and Jumperoos and walkers are all acceptable, but the time used should be supervised and limited. A baby develops from the inside of the body, outward. Strengthening their core by good ole tummy time is the best for them to be 100% honest. This is information I JUST got AGAIN at my last inservice training, that was taught by an infant development specialist.

Quoting Tracy Bursch:" I am a childcare provider, and take SEVERAL courses on infant and child development every year. Exersaucers ... [snip!] ... This is information I JUST got AGAIN at my last inservice training, that was taught by an infant development specialist."

While that's true, a 7 month old isn't going to spend too much time on their tummy when they can move around and play lol.

I have never used a walker because I didn't think they were very safe. We do however have a jumperoo and an exersaucer and have had for all 3 of our kids and they love them, my 2 girls prefered the jumperoo and my son preferred the saucer  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Denise87:</b>" I have never used a walker because I didn't think they were very safe. We do however have a jumperoo ... [snip!] ... and have had for all 3 of our kids and they love them, my 2 girls prefered the jumperoo and my son preferred the saucer  "</blockquote>




Walkers are safe as long you dont use them for babysitters for the whole day. You have to supervise your child even with other toys not just the walker.

Quoting ☮Sugar Magnolia:" While that's true, a 7 month old isn't going to spend too much time on their tummy when they can move around and play lol."

If she is 7 months, and cannot sit up on her own, she still needs tummy time. This will also encourage rolling, scooting, crawling, and pulling up on things. This was my only point, and that too much time in saucers, etc, is not good for their hip joints. It is an activity for them, not a substitute for a babysitter as most have mentioned.