Could this be used to spin a baby's mobile?
1029031
I'm sure it could. I don't know how heavy your mobile is. The things I have on mine are a couple of pounds and it has no problem. It is also very quiet so it won't disturb the baby if it is napping.
1029032
I think it would...it's a very slow spinner, so that seems perfect, as you don't want a baby mobile whirling madly around! So with a light-weight mobile, I think it would be fine. You might consider hanging it where it could never fall into the baby's crib--I don't know why it WOULD fall down but I wouldn't want it dropping into the crib or play yard or onto a changing table with a battery popping out or something. Let us know how it works out!
1246792
Probably, but it is not wide enough. I think the baby would be in danger of rolling off if you should be inattentive for even a second.
989795
Yes, definitely! That's why I bought it. It has a harness, so you can strap the newborn down so they don't slide around.
801163
Im sure it would make your older baby happy. My grandson is 6 months old, and he lays there so entertained watching it. I tap it to make it spin while hes laying there, and he loves it..
1796571
Not really, it just changes your center of gravity, so it's a little harder to steer, especially with a bigger baby (mine is 17 mos. old) he loves it though!
333616
Not without involving some other contraption. If you look at my little video, you'll see how I had to arrange a crate to hold it. you might be able to hang something onto the crib and then attach the mobile to that. tiny love also has a smaller portable mobile would attach to a solid crib. It isn't nearly as fascinating, but it does the trick and by the time the baby is 7 or 8 months old you won't need the mobile anymore anyway since the baby will be physically able to "get" it by then.
1837481
I suppose if your toddler is tall. My daughter is a little over 3 feet and was just recently able to get her feet to do the rotation with the pedals a couple months ago. I think it would be possible.
2047832
Yes - a baby can turn 360 and play with all of the different toys on the Exersaucer. I like this one because it has no electronic sounds (aka no repetitive noise makers that will slowly drive you insane!).
144579
No it dosen't , it also dosen't light up and the mobile dosen't turn; it just rocks from side to side and the seat lifts off,not really much fun for a baby over 5 monthes old.I think it is mostly for newborns or for babies that can't handle to much stimulation.
533760
I suppose it could work if the baby is quite small. It's thick enough but it is rather shallow. Hope that helps.
1948486
I wouldn't recomend it. It spins around a lot and it's not safe for a kindergartener
1381859
While I've not tried this, I would think yes for a little while. And it depends on how squiggly your little one is. The base isn't that heavy and there is nothing to anchor it to the ground. If its on a carpeted surface maybe that would add to its footing.
112798
Sure, you can. The wheels connect onto a shaft that goes threw the axle so the wheels will turn. The only thing is the chassis is kind of fragile with the small diameter plastic they used. So if for a kid, especial like mine, the chassis will break after sometime! Hope this helped. Edit sorry didn't see the other reply's before I replied.
1118059
Yes it can, it is perfect for that. Sturdy, comfortable and adjusts as your baby grows. We love it!
1110113
I think so...I've got it on hardwood and the baby can move it a little, but not enough to be a concern. I think it'd actually work better on carpet.
1825244
It could, if it was not on a carpeted floor and the person was quite small. There are no brakes on the wheels, and the mechanism is very smooth.
1436517
It's pretty small. Depending on the size of the baby, it could work. You have to assemble it.