What Is A Bumbo?
The Bumbo is a baby seat -- but it's not a carseat, and doesn't swing or vibrate. Find out more about the little chairs that have moms and babies getting all excited.
WHAT is a Bumbo?Made of a single piece of low-density foam, the Bumbo is essentially a baby seat, designed for little ones from ages 3 to 14 months, and up to 22 pounds. The seat helps babies who are not yet sitting up on their own to have a look around -- and as your child gets older, it can be used as a feeding chair and a booster seat. They're available in several colors, including blue and green (shown). What moms had to saySome of the mamas on our message boards offered this input on the Bumbo:
We got ours a few weeks ago. Riley was a little floppy for it at first, so I propped a blanket up behind him and he loved it! - Allison
A cautionDue to some accidents and injuries due to falls, parents are cautioned to use the Bumbo safely: Never use on any elevated surface, and never leave a baby unattended in one of these seats. See more details and warnings at the CPSC site. Alternatives to the BumboIf you like the idea but aren't sold, a few options to consider instead of a Bumbo include the Summer 3-Stage Super Seat and the Prince Lionheart bebePod Plus. Do know, however, that all baby seats need to be used with caution and common sense. More info about the BUMBO
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