My son has been in his exersaucer since he
was 4 months old, and we both love
it...sometimes. He is now 6.5 months old
and is too big for it, he exceeds the
maximum height of 30 inches. I was
wondering if anyone knew why exactly that
restriction is 30 inches? Dad suggests so
he doesnt topple over. Which is
deffenetly a good enough reason, i was
just wondering if there was any official
information anyone knew of? Or some
different points of view...?
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Bridget
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Posted: 11-13-07 09:20am
i think it is because it can tip over. the
last few times my son was in it before i
packed it away, he could tip it very far
to the side and always looked like he was
trying to jump out.
wow, 30 inches at 6 months! tall boy!
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Vron
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Posted: 11-14-07 08:49am
Well he's 28 inches, and 7 months, a
little more time has passed then I
thought, he's not a baby anymore lol. They also say
that as soon as the baby can stand flat
footed on a certain setting, its time to
move it up. It's on the second setting
now, and he still REALLY enjoys it, he can
stand flat footed. But hes on his legs
all day, and cries if hes not, he wants to
be walking around, if you let him hold
your hands he'll walk all over the place!
Do you remember this being a concern?
lol. They also say
that as soon as the baby can stand flat
footed on a certain setting, its time to
move it up. It's on the second setting
now, and he still REALLY enjoys it, he can
stand flat footed. But hes on his legs
all day, and cries if hes not, he wants to
be walking around, if you let him hold
your hands he'll walk all over the place!
Do you remember this being a concern?