can this be used as a stationary seat/ bouncer as well? thanks
1155717
I would say it definitely could be used as a seat, it has a 5-point harness to strap them in also.
277676
Yes, I'd say this item is essentially a bassinet. We use this as a bassinet at night and for occasional naps during the day. The bed is not heavy so it's easy to move around your home if needed. We don't have the matching bouncer but find this works well on its own. Our baby is three months old and in the 90th percentile for height but it looks like this will fit her for while. Bottom line, if you love the design I'd go for it. I think our baby would probably sleep just as well in something cheaper, but I'm glad to have something neutral and simple around.
1383727
No, not that I am aware of. But with the vibration, it's just as good as a bouncer.
660030
You could try it, but it would turn the trapeze into a "pouch" and would limit your range of motion. One hook/point of attachment is not how the trapeze is suppose to be supported. You need to find a way to separate the two sides of the trapeze independently. You could use a bar, as the other reviewer stated, but I'm not sure this would be very stable - the caribiners would try to constantly slip, which could be kind of dangerous. A good option would be to buy a doorway chinup bar. Then you could attach each side of the trapeze to the bar.
178179
Yes, but it's not power by a/c adapter. You need to buy batteries like any other bouncer.
1521878
Definitely. It's a potty available in a pinch. My boy sits on it and uses it for #1, #2, or a combo.
2102490
You could but you would need a very wide round chair. No where near as responsive as a ball so probably less workout.
2014588
No bouncing, but it is super adjustable and easy to clean. It will hold a baby as soon as the head is strong enough. My granddaughter loves it. I got it for her when she was only two months old and now at nine months she still loves it. Buying some additional springs to add it could be a bouncer as well.
655836
No - it is stationary - you adjust its position by its attachment to the seat - it slides forward or back until you tighten it down - great bidet though - no problems with this one so far. take note of this gentleman's statement !!!!!S. R. Beebe answered on September 16, 2013
144358
The weight limit for the bouncer is 20lbs, I believe. So you have a little more time. You can also add/hang different toys to the bar for a change of interest.
579650
Not really. It's really meant for standing. It would be uncomfortable to use while seated...unless you use a bar stool.
1234487
the brakes don't really lock, they really don't work all that well. It is a safety issue if you decide to use it that way, but once you start using it, you will find out that there's a way to do it without hurting yourself! It's not meant to be used as a stationary support.
1792855
I guess you could try that..... I'm not so sure it would be stable though..... It's really designed to be a stationary chair..... It is wobbly..... And hard to tip over, but that's why we got it.... My son kept tipping his chair.
10641
It would depend on how much shoulder range of motion that person has and set up of chair. If the person has full range then yes it is possible it could be used. If not I can't see it working well.
155129
Yes, it bounces but with some effort. I bought it to exercise my hands & feet.
478100
Can the wheels be removed to be a stationary chair, or would that scratch the floor?
1908300
Yes, it can. It comes with feet that snap on the bottom so you can use it on the floor or a table.