Baby Bouncers

[Dee83]

I'm just looking at them online now and am wondering if it's advisable to get one with a head hugger for a new born or whether you can get away without one?

Thanks xxx

 

[littlemiss83]

hmmmm

its tricky, i'd say most come with head support & if they dont, just double check they are ok to use for newborns.

It could also depend how tilted they are

 

[pinkyprincess]

You may be able to buy one separately or some buggys come with them

 

[Dee83]

Thanks Little Miss
I'm trying to get one that's not too pricey as i'm wanting to get him a swing aswell. I just found this one on at half price in Tesco, says it's suitable for newborns but doesn't have a head hugger and it doesn't say that u can change the tilt on the seat. Don't know if it looks a bit flimsy? God, i'm so indecisive!! Your thoughts about it would be appreciated.
Good idea to get a headhugger seperately Pinky.
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.209-8516.aspx

 

[lesleyann23]

I have a bright stars one and it doesn't lay flat it was too upright for newborn and when Lo was strong enough he was too big for it and banged his head on bar at top ( he is tall) so id really consider looking for one that can change position.

 

[Dee83]

That's really good to know, thanks lesley.