This Jumperoo was purchased from the internet when Ian was barely 4 months old. When it just arrived, Ian's little feet could hardly touch the ground. He did not really appreciate this huge toy which his parents have bought for him after much contemplation.
However, as Ian grew and started to explore things with his hands, he found love with the spinning lizard rattle. He could spend a while there, just spinning the lizard. He loved the red parrot that hung over his head on the canopy and would stare at it.
Now he still loves the lizard rattle and will spin and spin and spin it. He still loves the parrot and will reach out to catch it. He has also found his love for other toys on the Jumperoo - those that can spin. Since he is now able to stand with both feet firmly touching the ground, he has discovered he can jump in it.
Finally, our 'investment' seems to have paid off - he enjoys being inside and has spent time exploring the toys and jumping around.
However, as Ian grew and started to explore things with his hands, he found love with the spinning lizard rattle. He could spend a while there, just spinning the lizard. He loved the red parrot that hung over his head on the canopy and would stare at it.
Now he still loves the lizard rattle and will spin and spin and spin it. He still loves the parrot and will reach out to catch it. He has also found his love for other toys on the Jumperoo - those that can spin. Since he is now able to stand with both feet firmly touching the ground, he has discovered he can jump in it.
Finally, our 'investment' seems to have paid off - he enjoys being inside and has spent time exploring the toys and jumping around.
2 comments:
Looks like he's having lots of fun in the jumperoo!
We did consider getting one for our child too but worried he might get injured if he jumped too much. Did you put any padding/carpet below to ease his feet's impact?
No I didn't put anything below.
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