Noah is forward enough,if his mother didn't think he was "okay" enough to be put in there then she wouldn't of put him in there,I see noah day in day out and that little boy is so forward..and he loves it in there sits there smiling and laughing,I don't see why there is so much hate🤷‍♀️

@mariapb Ladies I understand your concern but I honestly wouldn't dare think about putting him in here unless I was 100% certain he was strong enough.
He's a very strong and clever little man, even the health visitor has said he's doing things at the rate of a 6 month old.
He holds his head up perfectly, no floppiness at all, he sits up just holding my hands, he even pulls himself into his feet and last night he almost rolled into his tummy

So thank you ladies for your concern but trust me, I know what I'm doing and if I wasn't certain he was capable I wouldn't even think about it

I'm just as shocked as anyone about how strong he is @vixster @gem_1618 @georgina-ox @mummyto2tinyhumans

@zoeslater1704, I can’t get over how much he has grown. To think we both due at same time. He amazes me every time you post, he’s going to be one tall boy 😊
Just take everyone’s comments on board and I’m sure no one is attacking you, just worried for Noah.

As long as your confident and seeking professional advice then do as you see fit for him 😊

Can you ask him to slow down tho as he’s so goddam cute x

I completely agree that it's your baby, your choice. But from the sounds of it Theo was very much like Noah. Always pulling himself into the standing position using our fingers, sitting himself up in the bouncer and rolling from front to back by 12 weeks. I mean he came out holding his own head up 😒 All of which I hated him doing because it used to scare the crap out of me.
But over use of a jumparoo isn't good for kids, even at 6 months. Don't get me wrong we used one, occasionally from 6 months. So I'm definitely not judging anyone for using one. But they aren't good for the hips, the knees or the tendons in the ankles. Especially at such a young age. I understand what you're saying about being 100% confident in his abilities and this isn't to make you feel bad or put you down, it's just some friendly advice from everyone on this app. Your health visitor definitely should not have said that he's ok to go in there. When they see them at your 6 month visit they make comment about how they shouldn't spend to much time in them. I would honestly be questioning any advice she gave me if she said that Theo could go in a jumparoo at 11 weeks. We may not know you personally but we do care!

Why put baby in jumperoo if he can do other things like tummy time with toys. Read him a book etc. Theres just no need to rush into this things he may be devoloping quickly etc. But newborns are just too soft and fragile to be in that position. And i didnt even use a jumperoo with my second atall as i didtn like the idea of her hips beeing in that position so forced x

Your little one makes violet look tiny 😂 she would proberly fall through the legs in these.
I used one of these when Noah was about 5 months old, if you are going to continue to use it, just limit the time he has in it, as same as others have said there bones are just not developed enough for these products yet, and trust me you want them babies to stay babies while you can haha xxx

Not here to give anyone a hard time, i don't know your baby but regardless of how strong you think he is, from a physiological point of view his body shouldn't be doing these sort of things, his bones and muscles just aren't developed enough to take the strain, regardless of how well composed he might seem. I'm just giving advice, not a hard time. People are only commenting because they care so hopefully you don't take any of it to heart 😊

Noah is forward enough,if his mother didn't think he was "okay" enough to be put in there then she wouldn't of put him in there,I see noah day in day out and that little boy is so forward..and he loves it in there sits there smiling and laughing,I don't see why there is so much hate🤷‍♀️

@mariapb Ladies I understand your concern but I honestly wouldn't dare think about putting him in here unless I was 100% certain he was strong enough.
He's a very strong and clever little man, even the health visitor has said he's doing things at the rate of a 6 month old.
He holds his head up perfectly, no floppiness at all, he sits up just holding my hands, he even pulls himself into his feet and last night he almost rolled into his tummy

So thank you ladies for your concern but trust me, I know what I'm doing and if I wasn't certain he was capable I wouldn't even think about it

I'm just as shocked as anyone about how strong he is @vixster @gem_1618 @georgina-ox @mummyto2tinyhumans

I don't want to dampen the mood, but he's still only 2 months old and as everyone else said it's recommended for 6 months but my boys were in there by 4 months as they were kicking off there feet and had good head control please please just be careful x

Looks happy enough in there bless him x

Just can’t get over that he’s 2 months old 🙈 he looks like he fits that so well like a 6 month old aha bless him ☺️

Really not good for his spine and neck 😬 he’s still newborn. Need to be laid flat the majority of the time still x

You’re brave, totally wouldn’t risk any of my kiddies being in the jumperoo before 6 months 😬

I don’t want to be “that” person but please be careful putting him in this so young. They’re not really recommended until 6 months until they’re core muscles have built up a bit and they have proper head control.