When can you start putting your child in the jumperoo? How many months do you think you can get use out of it?
1172135
I started mine at almost 3 1/2 months. I had to put a blanket down at first but a few weeks later no blanket was needed. He was alittle fussy the first few times we used it but he got the hang of it with in a few days and with in a week he loved it. Now he will bounce for hrs he will even fall asleep in it. That is by far one of the best investments so far. I have even tried to move it to the 2nd stage but when I did he could not reach it so he is still in stage 1 and he is 25 1/2 inches when I got it for him he might had ben 24 or 24 1/2 inches.
1172136
Our son started using it close to 5 mo. At first he was tip toeing a little so we put a pillow underneath him. Now he's at 17 pounds and close to 6 mo. I guess takes a little learning from the little one to get use to it. Now, he jumps in it like crazy and he has learned to swivel and turn. He can stay in it for about 30 minutes then gets bored. I'd say it's a good pre walking gym to have. Develop those leg muscles etc etc. However I think when little ones get to start walking I don't think they'll care much about jumpers. So I'd day you'd get a good 6 mo out of it give or take. Hope that answered it... and its just my opinion. Aloha and happy babying. Our son started using it close to 5 mo. At first he was tip toeing a little so we put a pillow underneath him. Now he's at 17 pounds and close to 6 mo. I guess takes a little learning from the little one to get use to it. Now, he jumps in it like crazy and he has learned to swivel and turn. He can stay in it for about 30 minutes then gets bored. I'd say it's a good pre walking gym to have. Develop those leg muscles etc etc. However I think when little ones get to start walking I don't think they'll care much about jumpers. So I'd day you'd get a good 6 mo out of it give or take. Hope that... » Read More Our son started using it close to 5 mo. At first he was tip toeing a little so we put a pillow underneath him. Now he's at 17 pounds and close to 6 mo. I guess takes a little learning from the little one to get use to it. Now, he jumps in it like crazy and he has learned to swivel and turn. He can stay in it for about 30 minutes then gets bored. I'd say it's a good pre walking gym to have. Develop those leg muscles etc etc. However I think when little ones get to start walking I don't think they'll care much about jumpers. So I'd day you'd get a good 6 mo out of it give or take. Hope that answered it... and its just my opinion. Aloha and happy babying. « Show Less
1172137
Depends on size/weight of baby. Max weight recommended is 25 pounds which 'most' babies won't hit til a year or more. Also once babies start walking, they'll lose interest in the jumparoo. Depending on your baby's current age, I'd say you could probably expect them to be out of it around 10-11 months. I went ahead and bought it knowing I was going to cut usage short on mine because my lil chunk at 4 months was already 20 pounds, but for me, it was money well spent.
1172138
3 1/2 to 4 months old. He's still using it at 6 months old and since he isn't walking yet I foresee him using it til he's a year old. Definitely keeps him contained and entertained! Strengthens his legs with the jumping. I'm not a big fan of the johnny jump ups -- I don't like the hanging mechanism.
1172139
We started at 6 mos,putting a pillow underneath so she could touch and be able to push. Depending on the size of the baby and the agility, I am sure at least when a year plus. When the child starts walking on their own, then it 's not needed.
1172140
You should be able to put him in the jumperoo when they are able to support their head. My son could sit in a bumbo pretty well when I start using it so around 4 months. He couldn't jump at the beginning but enjoyed the toys. He started jumping around 5-6 months. He is 9.5 months, and we will use it on a daily basis. I would imagine he would enjoy it even after he walks. He really enjoys jumping.
1172141
Around 6 months when he was able to do unassisted. He used it until he was about a year, so about 6 months.
139261
Officially, it's for use up to 6 months. Our kids were small, though, so we were able to do up to 9 months.
1223676
I think ours started using it at around 6 1/2 months. It doesn't prop the baby up. But she's strapped in well and won't slide out.
479679
It can be used up to about 6 months or until the baby is able to reach it! My grandson loves it!
975349
We purchased the jumper when he was 4 months old. He'd be happy for about 10 minutes at a time. At 6 months he enjoyed it much more. He'd be happy for up to 30 minutes, either watching his brother play or me cooking etc. By then he could turn in the direction he wanted to see and manipulate the toys much better. At 7 months it's still a favorite spot for him and he gets crazy height on his bounces. Fun toy!
733354
we put our baby girl into this jumperoo at more than 4 months(4 months & 8 days exactly). she could jump lightly the next day.she was around 16 pounds and 26 inches at that time.
2037437
We steered about 2 months and still use it with my son at 6 months old. You can use it as long as they need to be elevated. They may just move around more.
355708
My 15 month old can still get in hers but honestly, we've hardly used it since she started walking 3 months ago. So if you see your son walking soon, maybe not worth it unless you're going on a trip somewhere and don't have anything else.
2115564
My son is 14 weeks and is starting to play with it. So I guess starting from 3 months
194225
We used it from 4 months and still use it every now and then (my son is currently 11 months old). It is definitely a go-to toy when I just need to be hands free for a couple of minutes, but he's outgrown staying in it much longer than 5 minutes at a time. At 8 months, we probably used it several times a day still, but it might not be worth the $ at this point. I would be more concerned with the height. At 30 inches, my son is at the last height level, and I'm pretty sure that's the maximum recommended height, too. We'll probably pack it up right around his birthday...
733360
My son was 4 months when we put him in it. It wasn't until 5 months he figured out how to spin in it but he loved it all the same. His little toes JUST barely touched at 4 months (24 inches if i remember correctly) but as soon as they hit that next growth spurt you pretty much need to bump it to level 2.
737472
I'm currently using this with my newborn. And depending on the size of your baby and how they grow, I would assume you'd be able to use this until about 6-9 months.
1909703
I purchased this for my then 3 month old now 4 month old and it is perfect for 3-9 months I would say. As long as they have pretty good head control. The reason I say 9 months because my other two children started walking around 9 months and I can't imagine that they would sit in it once they were on the move.
1685820
i put my baby in at about 5 months. once she was sitting alright. it reclines so it really could be from whenever you feel. it has an attachment for carseats too so really, you can use it since birth.
2088690
As long as your child can sit up because there is a safety belt I would say 16 months and up
573044
I would say no. Mine is small (preemie) and is approaching 9 months. Almost too small for her. She's using it, but not Mich jumping room anymore.
1685041
I think it's most usable until they start trying to crawl. In our case, it is most usable from 0-7 months. Now our baby seems to want to be off the mat to practice moving around on the floor. Before that, we used this every single day, multiple times a day and even took it camping and used it outside. It has been one of our most used items. I'm hoping once he crawls, he will want to sit on it again.