would you recommend this over the bumbo?
308943
I would say yes, my baby is bigger and bumbo doesn't work due to her chubby legs and this works great for our bigger baby
308944
I think I got it too late because my girls did not use it that much. But when they did it was nice, only if you needed to make sure they wouldnt get into any trouble. They were not able to move around at all. Hard for them to get the toys hanging in the front. In bumbos they can at least move around and grab stuff, the Sit me up is limited... So all and all I would say the bumbo is more functional.
308945
Hi! I wouldn't recommend *over* the bumbo, no. But I would still highly recommend, as my LO loved it. I love both seats for different reasons. The bumbo has been more practical for things like feeding, and small item play to practice finger dexterity since it has the tray, etc; whereas this seat can really only be for play or movie/tv watching. :)
308946
Every child is different but my child really did not care to sit in this. I tried the Bumbo, the Mega Seat and did not have luck with either. The bumbo did not fit my little guy's chubby legs and the mega seat was okay but has a bump up in the front where the legs are so they are sort of elevated upwards slightly and I worried about his circulation. I finally had luck with the Summer 3-Stage SuperSeat. It has the cushiony support of the bumbo, can fit his legs just fine and he actually likes to sit in it and play with the toys! Wish I had seen this one first! You can remove the tray if you just want the seat. I really like it. I would skip the Sit-Me-Up. Every child is different but my child really did not care to sit in this. I tried the Bumbo, the Mega Seat and did not have luck with either. The bumbo did not fit my little guy's chubby legs and the mega seat was okay but has a bump up in the front where the legs are so they are sort of elevated upwards slightly and I worried about his circulation. I finally had luck with the Summer 3-Stage SuperSeat. It has the cushiony support of the bumbo, can fit his legs just fine and he actually likes to sit in it and play with the toys! Wish I had seen this one first! You can remove the tray if you... » Read More Every child is different but my child really did not care to sit in this. I tried the Bumbo, the Mega Seat and did not have luck with either. The bumbo did not fit my little guy's chubby legs and the mega seat was okay but has a bump up in the front where the legs are so they are sort of elevated upwards slightly and I worried about his circulation. I finally had luck with the Summer 3-Stage SuperSeat. It has the cushiony support of the bumbo, can fit his legs just fine and he actually likes to sit in it and play with the toys! Wish I had seen this one first! You can remove the tray if you just want the seat. I really like it. I would skip the Sit-Me-Up. « Show Less
308947
I'm not sure I would recommend this over the bumbo. For me they kind of served different purposes. My son wasn't ready for the amount of strength and balance the bumbo required. I used this chair as an intermediary chair. It is definitely more stable than the bumbo, but it does not require the baby to sit up as straight.
308948
I absolutely would because the Bumbo can force their legs into an unnatural position, which is bad for their hips. One of the main reasons we chose this over the Bumbo was because our daughter was born with hip dysplasia, so we have to be careful to make choices with hip health in mind.
308949
Yes, I bought this to replace my Bumbo. My issue was leg space and this was much better.
308950
Yes, I would most definitely recommend this over the bumbo. I work at a daycare and we love it here! I feel like the kids are more secure in this chair making it all around more safe. Highly would recommend it :)
308951
Yes! It's sturdier than the Bumbo. You don't have to worry about it tipping over. Also it fits the baby better.
85927
The Axial glide mechanism has alot of advantages to it. You can't go wrong with it. If have access to one, try it out. Good luck!
928667
I think you should really check out the globe bantam board. It's really sturdy too and works just as well. My friend has it and he really likes it. Its just a few inches longer but it makes no difference. It just might make it easier. Trust me. >.<
1764195
I think they are worth the cost. I have never used Bummis or Bumpkins but these are much trimmer than Econobum prefolds. As for size, it really depends on how big you little one is. We are still using the small on our 7 month old but the medium works as well. With our daughter, who potty trained at 23 months, we never used bigger than the medium.
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I've used both and found them both to be great products. The only reason I quit using the Walkydog and bought this was because the Walkydog requires the bike seat to be raised enough to allow it to be installed under the seat. I'm short, even the inch and half two inches of extra seat height caused me to feel uncomfortable on my bike. I basically had to "fall" over a good deal before my feet hit the ground (even with the seat the entire way down, I have to lean a bit to hit tippy toes)...but it kept the dog away from the bike and absorbed any pulling. I gifted it to a taller friend who also has a "crazy" dog with big exercise needs. The Bike Tow Leash is now installed on my bike and me and my dog love it. She is a German Shep mix and has requires an insane amount of exercise. This allows us to get out and explore the world. If I just say "bike" she is at my side ready to go. The one advantage the BTL does have over the walkydog is that the dog can get out of the way of obstacles on the side of the bike a bit better. Technically the lower center of gravity should be better for pulling not affecting the rider, but I never had an issue with being pulled "too" hard on Walky Dog either... So if riding a lot on narrow trails, I'd lean towards the Bike Tow Leash...Other than that, I think either would work for big dogs. It just depends on the type of bike/brakes you have and if you have the ability to raise your seat enough for the other.
1259379
I like Bumble and Bumble. It is easy to use and not as messy as bed head. My hair is very fine and it seems fuller with b&b.;
143733
yes, I'd say so. It doesn't squish down nearly as much. maybe you want to go for a thicker one though?
2070114
I wouldn't say it's overkill.. its a great tool! Having said that, you can EASILY get what you want out of one of the bamboo tablets or the Intuos (non pro) tablet for half the cost :)
1011425
I would think so. The Jungle Gym alone has good handlebars and foot support. Looking at the closeups on the XT, the foot support looks much better. Also you can anchor the Jungle Gym to a single point while the XT requires two separate points. Hope this helps.
196400
Like you, I'm trying to decide between the two. There's someone on the Britax reviews that has used both. Apparently this one slides out of place everytime the kid gets in and out.
1989524
I was looking at your reviews, before deciding on whether to buy one myself. thanks for your input.
1072801
What a great loaded question for me to answer! I like the kazam bike, if you want the scooter style foot board it's a decent buy. Our bikes are built to ride like bicycles, they look like bicycles! The quality on our bike is second to none, you would need to spend close to $200 to find anything that compares to our bike when it comes to finish and parts. For a really great review http://www.twowheelingtots.com/the-best-balance-bike-for-your-dollar/
77346
Yes, I agree with B. Pease, if you have the option to purchase a more capable tablet, then go for it. But if you're like me and trying to stay budget and don't mind a little bit less performance in some more graphically demanding applications, then this Coby Kyros would suffice. If you don't find it on the built in app website, I recommend downloading the 1mobile app from 1mobile.com from your tablet, it's really nice.
1351489
My Little Guy is three and loves the InnoTab. The innoTab has a huge assortment of programs in varying age ranges. I think at the age of 8 I might start my Little Guy out on the laptop though and keep a close eye on him. That's just my opinion though.Leslie
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Not officially, but if you're really interested in strength I'd highly recommend the Stealth PBO. It's far, far stronger, and also much smoother. It's maybe $150 more, and well worth it.
815390
I like this a lot... More than bumbo chair for sure. Mine is 2.5, quite chunky but her legs fit fine with insert still. Nice little tray for snacks, drinks..
1079804
I love my Sebo and I have had uprights - Dyson etc, I believe my Sebo is the best I have ever had!