We took down the Christmas tree this past week which made way for the Jumparoo. It lives in the far corner of the living room, except when in use when it tends to be dragged to the space between the living room and dining room. (Its footprint is bigger than that of the Excersaucer so it can't live in the same--more convenient--spot in the kitchen.) Baby Bird has not yet tried out the jumping feature, but she did look at all its bells and whistles. She liked to eat the vegetables and reach for the things behind her. Joe (helpfully?) bounced the center saucer up and down in an attempt to show his sister how it was done, and flitted about the edges trying out all the bells and whistles again, too. Then, he swooped in for a "huggie."
Monday, January 3, 2011
The Return of the Jumparoo
We took down the Christmas tree this past week which made way for the Jumparoo. It lives in the far corner of the living room, except when in use when it tends to be dragged to the space between the living room and dining room. (Its footprint is bigger than that of the Excersaucer so it can't live in the same--more convenient--spot in the kitchen.) Baby Bird has not yet tried out the jumping feature, but she did look at all its bells and whistles. She liked to eat the vegetables and reach for the things behind her. Joe (helpfully?) bounced the center saucer up and down in an attempt to show his sister how it was done, and flitted about the edges trying out all the bells and whistles again, too. Then, he swooped in for a "huggie."
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