Re: baby bouncers was baby walkers

[Guest guest]

I had a free-standing bouncer (tippi-toes?)for (DD2), with a

tubular steel frame, and large footprint, so it was impossible to bang head

on door frame. It was ideal for the layout of our newly extended kitchen.I

would buy again.IIRC about £50.

I had a doorway one for dd1(no tippi toes around then - hated them cos

doorways were such draughty places (paranoid 1st time mum!)

Barbara

[Guest guest]

I had a doorway one for dd1(no tippi toes around then - hated them cos

doorways were such draughty places (paranoid 1st time mum!)

Barbara

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When I used to put DS2 into the bouncer, DS1 would wait until my back was

turned, then wind up the big rubber band thing, let go and watch as his poor

brother spun round and round like something from the exorcist!

Lesley