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kingvozzo Forum All-Star
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Posted: Feb 19 2007 at 3:24pm | IP Logged
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Has anyone used one of these? I'm intrigued...but don't have any experience with them. I'd love to hear pros and cons.
Thanks!
__________________ Noreen
Wife to Ed
Mom to 4 great kids and 10 sweet ones in Our Lady's arms
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Cindy Mac Forum All-Star
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Posted: Feb 19 2007 at 3:39pm | IP Logged
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I just got one for my almost 3 month old. We haven't used it yet, but have heard WONDERFUL things about it. I'm counting the days until he can hold his head up on his own.
__________________ Cindy - wife to Chris, mommy to my 4 sons!
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Maria B. Forum All-Star
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Hi Noreen! Yes, we have a Bumbo Baby Seat. I love it! My 5 month old dd's physical therapist recommended it to us. With nine older kids, you would think I heard of these before, but I had not. The seat allows a baby who has head control, to sit up in a seat without head support. In other words, the back of the baby's head is not leaning against anything. My dd has plagiocephaly (a flattened skull due to her torticollis). We try to avoid having her lay against anything unless she is sleeping in her crib. But even without this problem, the Bumbo chair is great. It offers another "position" for your baby without being held. Of course, you cannot leave the baby in the chair for long periods of time or by themselves. I sit the chair right near all of us during school time when we are working together on the floor or at the table. Lucy sits there with some of her toys and loves being at our eye level. I love it!
__________________ Maria in VA
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momwats8 Forum All-Star
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I have never used it but one of my close friends has and she loves it! Let me know if you decide to get and like it. When we have another baby I want to get one.
__________________ Mary- Wife to Mike and Mother to Austin(92), Mikey(95), R.J.(97), Benedict(98), Kolbe(00), Ignatius(02), Christian(03), Margaret(05),&4 angels in heaven
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5athome Forum Pro
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Posted: Feb 19 2007 at 7:30pm | IP Logged
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I bought one for my 6 mo old but he does prefer sitting in his exersaucer.
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ElizLeone Forum Pro
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Posted: Feb 19 2007 at 7:51pm | IP Logged
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We have one which we used for our youngest. It worked best from about 5-9 months for us. The thing I really like about it is that it is so lightweight that I can toss it in the back of the van and have a much better alternative to a bouncy chair or just the car seat when we're at Grandma's house or elsewhere.
__________________ Elizabeth in Wisconsin
7 kids, 1 little saint
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teachingmyown Forum All-Star
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I loved mine!!! Unfortunately, I got it too late. She is a big baby, so she had outgrown it by seven months. But it was worth every penny for the time we used it. We took it to restaurants, co-op, other people's houses, all those places where you end up holding your non-sitting baby the whole time (not that there is anything wrong with that!) because you don't have the right equipment.
__________________ In Christ,
Molly
wife to Court & mom to ds '91, dd '96, ds '97, dds '99, '01, '03, '06, and dss '07 and 01/20/11
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