kaimui22

oh..these are called jumperoos!
i have the one your daughter is in..

i also have a jolly jumper (door frame) one.

IMO, the jumperoo is only good until..10 or 11 months because after that, my son refused to jump in it anymore. he'd rather crawl around..he hated being locked down in anything after he could crawl

a lot of these 'toys" are only good until your baby is able to get around by themselves...even though it says they are good until 2Xlbs or until how many months..most babies will scream and fight you if you try to put them in..

BTW, i got the one in your picture for $50 when it was half price at Toysrus..IMO, it's not worth the $100 regular price because unless you put your baby in in early, it's not worth the money for such little use

also, even though it says it is for until 2 years old, most babies reach the maximum height limit by 1 years old...even when we adjusted it to level 1 (the highest level), my son can already reach the ground and just stand there....and refuse to jump. Unless your baby is super short, most average babies will reach the maximum height by around 1 years old. after that age, they are too tall to jump in it

actually my son prefers the doorway jolly jumper because it gives him more freedom to jump left,right,front,back..and he can spin around and go crazy

kaimui22

jolly jumper is cheap, save space and good for a baby that has neck support

just make sure the door frame of your house is secure and safe..

it's OK safe in my opinion..baby has never hit door frame or the door ..and it gives them absolute freedom to jump/walk in the designated area

just make sure your baby's neck muscles are strong enough..do not put a baby into a jolly jumper if they cannot support their head