I love the concept of the bumbo however it never really worked for my daughter.She would always end up flopping over to one side in search of a toy that she dropped so I could never get her to stay in it for more than a few minutes at a time.I tried to add the tray (which is not easy to get on)thinking that would help with the problem but it didn't.I know friends whose kids loved the bumbo so my advice would be to borrow one from a friend first to see if it is worth buying your own.Every baby is different and this is definitely one baby product that can be really useful or just another colorful thing to collect dust and take up closet space.
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Product Description:
Bumbo Baby Sitter The Bumbo Baby Sitter is a revolutionary new concept with world wide patent rights, uniquely designed according to the baby's posture. It is certainly a different take on high chairs and boosters. The baby seat will allow baby to independently sit upright from as young as 3 months up to an age of approximately 14 months.The baby Bumbo seat provides a snug and cozy environment for the baby.For parents looking for something other than non-traditional boosters such as the Fisher Price Space Saver or Edushape Hi Seat, the Bumbo Seat is for you. The Bumbo infant seat is manufactured to the highest safety standards from low-density foam material, which helps make these baby seats lighter and more portable.The seat is soft and comfortable for the baby.The Bumbo Baby Sitter is safe, hygienic and non-toxic with an integral outer skin of durable, easy to clean material. The Bumbo Baby Sitter baby seat is versatile and does not require any uncomfortable straps or fasteners and is designed so baby's own body gently keeps it in place.The Bumbo Seat should only be used on a flat ground level surface and should not be used until your baby is fully able to support its head. Depending upon the individual development of the child, some babies will be able to climb out of the Bumbo seat so never leave the child unattended.
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