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DanaRenee
Fitness Junkie!
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Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
Is everyone getting both of these? I have both on my registery but its a lot of "stuff" to have to keep in the house....my condo is only so big!
Do you think I need both?
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Posted 6/8/07 12:04 PM  |
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
I am only registering for the FP Rainforest Jumperoo. I am not getting a walker.
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| Posted 6/8/07 12:12 PM |
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hbugal
Lesigh
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
I dont think both are necessary...I picked out a Baby Einstein Jumparoo type thing...
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| Posted 6/8/07 12:19 PM |
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Bklyngrl
luvmyfamily
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
is a jumperoo almost the same as an exersaucer? is one safer than the other?
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| Posted 6/8/07 12:23 PM |
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imyself
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me
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
My personal experience is that the baby will be able to use the exersaucer longer. Babies tend to tip the jumperoo at an earlier age. I have found the exersaucer to be a lifesaver when I need to get work done. The little one I watch is too big for the jumperoo.
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| Posted 6/8/07 12:31 PM |
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DUCKS2001
Then there was 2
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Christine
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
yup i registered for the fisherprice rain forest jumperoo and the evenflow exersaucer
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| Posted 6/8/07 1:30 PM |
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Eleanor
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Member since 2/06 2223 total posts
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Ellie
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
I heard that the jumperoo could be bad on their knees? But I have no evidence to back that up. I was very happy with my exersaucer (not a walker)
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| Posted 6/8/07 1:34 PM |
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jms100303
Luv my munchkins
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Jennifer
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
I don't plan on registering for a jumparoo.
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| Posted 6/8/07 2:10 PM |
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jms100303
Luv my munchkins
Member since 5/05 4789 total posts
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Jennifer
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
Posted by Eleanor
I heard that the jumperoo could be bad on their knees? But I have no evidence to back that up. I was very happy with my exersaucer (not a walker)
I heard the same thing, which is why I am staying away.
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| Posted 6/8/07 2:11 PM |
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Lillykat
going along for the ride...
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
I registered and got the RF jumperoo - I did not register for an exersaucer b.c I read in a few places that they can be dangerous and are no longer sold in Canada.
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| Posted 6/8/07 3:03 PM |
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Selden78
I lvoe the fall :)
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
that 1st Item looks realy busy
I would just get the jumping thing
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| Posted 6/8/07 4:32 PM |
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butterfly20
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Re: Jumperoo & walker/sit & step
im a little confused by these items??
The jumperoo I googled online and can not seem to find any knee problems with it....
however the old jumper that use to hang in a doorframe- those have injuries, the baby can bang their knee into the doorframe and the attachement to the doorframe can possibly fall off.
The exersaucer- the walker style one is banned in Canada, but not the non walker one, althought the nonwalker one there are a bunch of people with reviews on amazon.com saying how there is some sharp plastic thing which scrapes the baby when they take the baby out if it
so id think the jumperoo is safe but does anyone know where the bad article is on it??
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| Posted 6/8/07 8:33 PM |
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