Tippitoes Door Bouncer

I have a happy cat. It is watching my baby, as she dangles enticingly from the kitchen door frame. My thoughts start wandering at this point as to whether I could build a harness for the cat, and suspend it from the door frame, thus affording my baby the hours of amusement she, apparently, is providing for the cat. Reality strikes. I'd be reported to the RSPCA: "Woman in Feline Bouncer Scandal". So why on earth am I encouraging my precious infant to behave like an oversized yoyo? I have no particular gripe with the Tippitoes bouncer per se. It's just that I'd love to know just who came up with the notion that to suspend our children on long ...  Read the complete review

We decided to boy the bouncer with a frame to go with it so you are not having to rely on a door to put it on. (we have got very small door openings) With the frame for the bouncer you can use it 3 ways. As a bouncer (set up where ever you would like) as a baby gym (it comes with 3 toys) and as a baby chair rocker (you need a baby seat with a solid handle to use it like that - like Britax Rock a tot) We started using the bouncer for our now 7 month old when she was 4 months old and she loved it from the very first time. She still loves going in the bouncer but is now rather tired of the rocking chair bit.. so we have not used that for a while.. she can ...  Read the complete review

I bought my first one of these with my first baby and he loved it so much it seemed only apt to give my second the same pleasure. As it turned out Jack loved it even more! He first went into the door bouncer when he was about 3months old and he loved it, he took to it like a duck to water, instinctively knowing what to do straight away - he even bounced himself to sleep in it! on the rare occasions he had trouble going to sleep I'd bring him down stick him in his bouncer and he'd start off laughing, 5 minutes later being fast asleep again - we'd unclip him carry him to his cot and he'd sleep soundly. Luckily he didnt seem to notice too much ...  Read the complete review

I brought one of these for my son when he was about 4/5 months old. For the first few weeks he really wasn't big enough to bounce (his toes only just touched the floor), but he enjoyed being able to move it around in circles. However, I used to hold his hands and bounce him up and down gently to give him the idea and as soon as he learnt to do it himself, he loved it!! I used to attach the bouncer to the dining room door and from there I could keep an eye on him whilst I prepared his food in the kitchen. He'd be quite happy in it for about 15/20 minutes and I knew that he wasn't getting into mischief. I think it was good exercise ...  Read the complete review

I brought this product for my first daughter and she loved it.I saw a friends little one in it and asked where she got it from.I went to mothercare and they had all sorts,chickens,planes and just ordinary door bouncers.I chose this one. When I got it come,it had 3 pieces to it.The metal clasp that fits onto the door frame and attached to it a rubber bungie.A plastic bar and a harness seat. All you do it fit the clasp around the door frame,put your baby in the harness seat and ajust the straps above the shoulders and around the waist,connect it to the bar and the attach it to the bungie.They is an ajuster for height and babys feet should just be touching the ...  Read the complete review