reviews needed please

[Mookins]

am after reviews please on this
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000I2MRHE/ref=ord_cart_shr?ie=UTF8&m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE
(http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000I2MRHE?ie=UTF8&tag=childminding-21&linkCode=as2&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=B000I2MRHE">Lamaze Spin & Explore Garden Gym</a><img src="http://www.assoc-amazon.co.uk/e/ir?t=childminding-21&l=as2&o=2&a=B000I2MRHE" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="border:none !important; margin:0px !important;)
any good?
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[Andrea08]

ooooo never seen b4..but after some tarining i did about 6mths ago we did say babies were left on their backs too much so this looks good xx

[Mookins]

ooooo never seen b4..but after some tarining i did about 6mths ago we did say babies were left on their backs too much so this looks good xx

ive read alot about that too, my nephew is now 2 months old maybe a little to young but perhaps in a month or so
so thought of xmas:)
xx

[Pipsqueak]

my first reaction - LOL. I cannot see that working in my household - first of all the older kids would see it as a wonderful opportunity to spin-fly things probably baby included.

I always think babies are left in an upright position way to much (as opposed to on their backs) - they are 'sat up' in a bouncy chair, car seat, highchairs, strange looking buggies/prams - actually I think some babies are never taken out of their travel system.

Its good for babies to be on their backs though - they develop strong muscles, learn to control their limbs etc. Its also good for them to be on their tummies too - encourages other muscles, head control etc as we all know.

My verdict on that..... WHY (bother)?. You can place a baby on their tummy and put things near/round them that they have to learn to move their own bodies to get to. Move their own bodies and encourage autonomous movement. Whats wrong with doing it as parents for centuries have done - put a blanket down and put baby on their tummy/back, prop them up between your legs or with cushions etc.


sorry just my opinion

[Mookins]

my first reaction - LOL. I cannot see that working in my household - first of all the older kids would see it as a wonderful opportunity to spin-fly things probably baby included.

I always think babies are left in an upright position way to much (as opposed to on their backs) - they are 'sat up' in a bouncy chair, car seat, highchairs, strange looking buggies/prams - actually I think some babies are never taken out of their travel system.

Its good for babies to be on their backs though - they develop strong muscles, learn to control their limbs etc. Its also good for them to be on their tummies too - encourages other muscles, head control etc as we all know.

My verdict on that..... WHY (bother)?. You can place a baby on their tummy and put things near/round them that they have to learn to move their own bodies to get to. Move their own bodies and encourage autonomous movement. Whats wrong with doing it as parents for centuries have done - put a blanket down and put baby on their tummy/back, prop them up between your legs or with cushions etc.sorry just my opinion

mmm...so true...
xx

[Pipsqueak]

mmm...so true...
xx

have i just saved you a few quid lol:o

[Mookins]

have i just saved you a few quid lol:o

ummm yeah:clapping:
and definatly think the baby would be spun by one of his brothers for sure:eek: :laughing:

cheers hun
xx