Here&#;s what to know, including how long to wait before starting your baby on a jumper or bouncer.
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But how familiar are you with the safety recommendations around jumpers and bouncers? And more importantly, do you know why some pediatric experts don&#;t always recommend using them?
Ask many parents of babies about must-haves, and you&#;ll probably find that one of their essential items is a jumper or bouncer. These can help keep little ones occupied so moms and dads can catch their breath between tummy time , diaper changes, and feedings .
A bouncer can be used early, but a jumper is meant for babies over 6 months. However, don&#;t allow your baby to sleep or feed in a bouncer or jumper due to the risk of SIDS.
While jumpers and bouncers are great for giving parents a break, they&#;re not always an item that you can use the minute you bring your baby home from the hospital.
Baby bouncers have angled seats that usually are designed with a stationary frame and include restraints to ensure that your baby is safely situated in the seat.
Either through the baby&#;s motions or power &#; typically via battery or a power outlet &#; it gently rocks your baby and works as a soothing mechanism.
Because babies are securely strapped in, and the seat usually extends past their heads with full neck support, even a newborn can be placed in a bouncer for short periods under supervision.
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Sleep positioners and wedges are not recommended while feeding or sleeping. These padded risers are intended to keep your baby&#;s head and body in one position, but are not recommended by the Food and Drug Administration due to the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
By definition, a jumper is designed for a much more active baby who has met specific milestones before you start using it.
Even though jumpers typically feature padded seats and sometimes come with a sturdy frame if they&#;re freestanding models, they&#;re designed without neck support. This gives your baby a bit more freedom to do as the name suggests &#; jump.
Before you set up a jumper, make sure your baby has mastered neck control and no longer needs assistance to keep their head up. This usually happens around 6 months of age, but it can occur sooner or later depending on your baby&#;s developmental timeline.
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