Lindam Baby Bouncer

Overview This door bouncer is the ultimate deluxe door bouncer. I bought one originally for my son when he was about 3 months old. He loved the freedom of bouncing around and being upright and used it right up until he was cruising. The harness part of the bouncer takes some getting used to. Its just a matter of finding the right way to put your baby in. It Velcro's round the babies body coming quite high up the chest with gives added support. The Velcro is very strong so there is no chance it can come undone. Also there is a clip strap for added security. The top part secures onto any inside door frame (on the architrave) and clamps together securely so ...  Read the complete review

This was such a fabulous addition to our baby products when I had my son. Both my children were very touchy feely kids and always wanted to be in my arms and watching what was going on when I was trying to make dinner, hoover etc etc. I tried the indoor swings and these helped for a while when they were younger but they soon wanted to be more active in their independency. The Lindam Door Bouncer cost me around £25 from Argos and is basically a sling type seat, which is fixed to an upside down Y shaped frame. There are attachments at the top of the frame where you can slip it either side of a door frame and this holds the whole contraption securely, hanging in ...  Read the complete review

Having already bought a Fisher Price Jumperoo for our son, we then decided to buy a door bouncer also as we felt he may be able to bounce better in one of these, since the Jumperoo can be a bit restrictive. I was quite apprehensive at first with regards to my son banging into the door jamb - it's definitely one of those baby activities which needs very close supervision in my opinion. The bouncer comes in shades of blue & yellow (not sure if they do a pink version for girls?), & consists of a soft padded 'seat' which attaches by 2 straps to a plastic frame. The frame is on an adjustable strap, on the end of which is a sprung clamp which pulls apart ...  Read the complete review

Bounce around baby. When I was expecting my son, my mum said to me that when I was a baby I loved my door bouncer, so I took her advice I added a door bouncer to my wishlist for my baby. Well I was lucky enough to have a friend lend me one and what an invaluable peice of baby equipment this was. My son was a fairly sturby baby and had very good head control, so at around 4 and a half months we thought we ould introduce him to the door bouncer. At first he was very happy sitting in it but didnt really know he could bounce around in it. I took him a few weeks to work out how to move. But he loved being in it and being upright ...  Read the complete review

I have used this with both of my children and would use it again if I ever have any more. I found it a great way of allowing my children to have a different view of the world whilst keeping their independance slightly, and another way of having my hands free for 5 mins to pop the hoover on or start dinner. My first daughter especially loved to be on her feet from on early age so this was the perfect item for her. I was a little worried about whether it would be safe to hang from the door or if it would damage the door frame but both were fine. I did find it difficult placing my children into the bouncer as it would move everytime I tried ...  Read the complete review