Is there a minimum weight that baby must reach before using the bouncer?
1843587
No we put our newborn grand baby in it.. It reclines very nicely well built sturdy different options to use hanging tree or not has a nice seatbelt etc
2191024
There is no bouncer platform, but baby can certainly jump up and down and there are three adjustable height levels so your child can grow with it, as well as make 365 degree turn in chair. It is an excellent and well made product.
1514277
Not that I'm aware of. We used it from the beginning with a 5lb. Baby and loved it. It was nice to be able to pick up and set the baby down without disturbing them.
311268
Hi Peter: The My Bouncer line of bounce house products were designed targeting users(kids) age 6 and younger, however, The Bouncer House can support up kid weigs up to 75 lbs(or heavier), and a few of the products also provides a mix of playing surfaces(ball pit area), which had no weight limit. Please check the following Amazon listing: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AG8CWAW ; as well as Amazon listing: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BJTFAX8 . Please keep in mind, the ball pit area DO NOT provide a bouncing surface, and will require a good supply of 3" balls, such as Amazon listing: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0072VZLHM . We WOULD NOT recommend Amazon listing: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006KDW2GG , as the sliding part of the structure may not support older kid(s) with heavier weight. If you have any additional question, please feel free to contact us by phone or by email, please provide us with your callback tel# and the best time to return your call. CMS
1075363
I think up to twenty pounds. Although I would say by the time your baby I that big they will no longer want to jump!
957907
I don't think there is a minimum weight, but you should wait until the baby can sit up on his own (when he won't need as much head/neck support) before putting him into an upright stroller.
3178
If your child can touch the ground then it can jump. As for bounce...there are no springs.
1755997
Well when my daughter was 4months old she could touch the floor. It has 3 height adjustments and it grows with them! She is now 7 months old and on number 2 height. It's one of the best bouncers I have bought! Highly recommended �
1514276
I do not believe there is a weight minimum, just a max of 16 or 18 lbs (and by that weight our son was getting too long for it, anyway). Best of luck to you all!
634282
So far it has supported our granddaughter who weighs 31 pounds, for a short one-week visit. She was not jumping around in the bed, so we are not sure how it would support a bouncing child! Of course, the bed must be set to the lowest position, as a child that heavy will be able to stand up at the rails! The bed can be used with the attached casters, or locked into position so the crib does not move.
905474
up to 25 lbs but it should not be used once the baby is able to pull up. :)
439995
They just indicate the maximum safest weight limit of the baby it can hold. That is 30 lb for click connect 30 and 35 lb for click connect 35.
2014587
the swings does not bounce, it is a swing only. The only reason I would say it can be used for small infants is because it is so well designed that definitely will not fall. However, my son did not love it when he was small.
2132519
I know it was hard for my Daughter to bounce until she was at the 2nd setting. I would recommend putting your foot at the edge if she is facing you and bounce her or gently tapping the top portion if she is facing away from you. If you have a favorite toy bar that defiantly worked for me.
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I believe that there is a weight minimum and maximum for it (maybe length as well?) specified on the box, I am so sorry I didn't keep it so I could tell you. We did not start using it until our little one was about 4 months, but I have seen others using it with babies less than a month old. As far as the quality and comfort, we absolutely LOVED ours!
575973
Yep, I think the minimum weight requirement is ~5-7 lbs. It also come with inserts that help keep it snug for small infants.
1106550
Our grandson is 45 pounds and he could get it to bounce a little. I'd think you want to be about 60 pounds to really make it bounce.