How how does this raise up? My 7-month old daughter is getting too tall forr her current jumper.
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Don't know if you got my answer but use the chain and change the links to adjust to her height.
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The Jolly Jumper is adjustable. The chains are very strong and double secured so that you don't have to worry about your child while using it. All you have to do is change the links to your daughters height. It is very simple and you can change it one link at a time. I apologize for the late response but do hope that you find this review helpful. My daughter loved this jumper and I plan on using it again with my new born son!
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It has a chain that's double secured from the top middle that you can raise up one link at a time with a clip
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My 7-year-olds are finding it just big enough. They are both about 4'2 or so. Depending on your child's height, it probably is too small.
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My Xohi is a jumper also, and she can't jump out of it when I have the lid unzipped a little. she jumps close to about the same height as the hut and the same weight as you mentioned.
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My daughter was at about the same growth percentage and she wasn't quite able to touch her feet to anything. At about 14 months she was finally able to touch and uses it all the time now.
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Yes! This is such a great jumper. I got it for my 6 mo old grandson and he is starting to work his way around it, exploring all the toys and jumping. He loves it.
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No. You can use the red handle on top to pull the straps up as baby gets taller. There is a button near where the feet are that you push and then pull the straps as long as you need them. You use the same button to pull the straps tighter.
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My daughter is right there with your son and she seems to enjoy it. I know it only goes up to 25 lbs so I'm not to sure how much longer she'll be able to use it. But she it on the 1st setting for the height.
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I would say no. My 7 mo old is on the talk side weighing almost 19lbs. And while she does still sit in it, she prefers the side to side motion vs the the front to back and her legs hit the rail. I just wouldn't invest in it this late in her growth. Was awesome from newborn up.
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My daughter just lifts her feet up off the ground, usually by bending her knees and having her feet go behind her.
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I doubt it, Every 6 month old is a different length and weight. The 6 moth old we have is not even close to "growing out of it" He is already 25 lbs , and chunky. He LOVES this, you should see the little one jump. What a great life saver when the other twin is crying and needs to be fed or changed. Oh, the other twin is only 20 pounds, and no where near ready to be too big for this jumperoo. He is more the weight ad length that your son is. Have fun jumping!!! the kids sure do.
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I bought one for my 7 year old daughter, who is a little tall for her age, and it's perfect. You might need to get a strap, especially of your child is petite.
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Once your LO is tall enough to stand flat footed, it's too small. My daughter is 10 months old, and small for her age, and is almost too big. Plus, once they're walking, they won't be as interested. I got this one for the reconstructive feature. But if I had to do it over again I would have gotten a walker and an activity center. My daughter really does love it, tho. Especially the alligator :)
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My 2.5 year old twins climb it. One is very coordinated, the other not as physically coordinated but he still navigates it safely. I still get nervous seeing them scale it high up. But having a soft landing around the structure would help nervous parents. I'm 5'5" and if I raise my hands in the air over my head I can just reach the top. So it's a bit of a distance to fall for a toddler on a hard surface.
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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.
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Totally depends on your baby! My son was 17 pounds at 3 months (98th %), so I'm sure he's a bit earlier than average. We is got this for him at 3 1/2 months and we started using it for short periods so he could get the standing up feeling and start learning the toys for cause and effect. Now, at 4 months, he loves to jump! We still have it on the setting that keeps him closest to the ground because he's average on height (25 inches now). His feet are almost flat, but the next setting is too high. In any case, we should be able to use this until he's walking, so many months of use. :)
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My daughter is also tall, but only 40 lbs. its a tough call because I felt like the 4-6 top still was loose but the arms were tight. so maybe the 7-8 is better, they can always grow into it.
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I am thinking she would be a little too small for it to support her. Also there is a learning curve to keep yourself upright using this and I am not sure at 10 months she would be capable of that. Of course you could always try it, just stay very very close + keep your hands on her. She will grow into it and they are a wonderful tool even if she is not quite ready for it at this time.