Bumbo Floor Seat and Play Tray Set

When my niece had her second child, she also had a very healthy, active two year old boy that needed her attention. Having a Bumbo chair/seat was like having an extra person around to help her, because this product gives aid to a baby that cannot sit up for themselves.

A Bumbo seat can be placed on any flat floor surface and can serve a number of purposes. You can feed your baby with it sitting properly or just have him/her sit next to you in the room giving them a sense of belonging. My niece also uses it so that her baby can be in the room while the older brother plays.

There is a plastic serving/play table top that attaches easily to the front of the seat. While mom is otherwise engaged, the baby can play with a rattle or toy.

The seat itself is soft and squishy or foamy like, so the child won't get hurt on it. You can see from the photo below that the baby sits quite upright and won't slip out of it. My nephew was rather small when he was born and this worked out great for him. Make sure that your baby can support its head though before you try using this seat.

It has a seat belt to help support the baby and help it sit upright so he/she can interact with their surroundings. I recommend that you use it, even though some people may skip it..

Having something that is lightweight makes it easy to move from room to room without much fuss. You can get it without the tray, but purchasing them together is more economical. It comes in aqua, blue, pink, lilac, mint or lime.

There is another reason I like the company that makes this seat; they donate 100% of the profits to charity.

If you are looking for more quality baby toys and ideas you may like the VTech Soothing Slumbers Bedtime Bear for Babies & Toddlers and the Topsy Turtle Mirror Pal by

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