Gallery of Safe Uses of the Bumbo Baby Seat

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Below, we have examples of the safe, proper use of the Bumbo Baby Seat. To prevent falls, the Bumbo Baby Seat should only be used on flat, ground-level surfaces. Never use it on any elevated surface. And, because they are designed not to be totally restrictive, it is important that the baby is always within reach in case they are able to get out of the Bumbo Baby Seat. If you would like to order new warning label stickers and instructions free of charge, please click here.

 

 

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As soon as a baby has neck control, they are ready to try the Bumbo Baby Seat. The Bumbo Baby Seat community tells us it is a useful tool when used as intended: on the ground and with a parent paying close attention.

 

 

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Having mom, dad or a guardian nearby is always a good idea. The Bumbo Baby Seat is not a restraint, so a baby can get out. Stay close to prevent falls. 

 

 

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The Bumbo Baby Seat enables a baby to sit up and interact earlier in their development.

 

  

 

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By helping the baby into a sitting position sooner, the baby can explore their environment in new ways, seeing things in ways they never had before.

 

 

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Here is another good example of safe use of the Bumbo Baby Seat on the ground and with someone close by in case the baby were able to get out of the seat.

 

 

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The Bumbo Baby Seat also makes it possible for babies to interact and socialize earlier in their development, as illustrated by this video clip.