I love your design looks really good…..if i wanna buy one where can i get it from and how much is it….my baby is still only very young but loves to stand and jump so this chair would be ideal for him……..i am very interested in buying one of your chairs!!

I agree. “Elastic stuff” sounds very inconclusive. What is it made of? Is it harmful or not to babies? Organic? Something other than stuff. It’s a great invention and as a mom, I am interested in buying the product but this would be a negative determining factor.

The concept above is very nice and aesthetic ; I’d like to see whether a child really walk in it, or just “push” the walker. I’d like to have one for the next baby, coming soon !!!
By the way campaigns against baby walkers are not based on scientific studies, but on fear about dangers ; the dangers are not due to the baby walkers but to the lack of imagination of some parents. Then it is easier to blame an object than to assume a full responsability, Parents who used a baby walker without adding a door before the stairs or let dangerous products within hands reach didn’t care enough ; and anyway, the risk is never = 0, ever, in a life. Generations of children walked after some time in baby walkers, as the 14 children in my own family did. THAT is a scientific (and limited) experience ; they all walked early enough and never suffered of any trauma. Now, what could be discussed is the type of baby walker we should use: a light rolling structure with a kind of short pants lets the child able to really walk, rest whenever it’s needed, and jump ; so the baby reinforce the leg muscles.

baby walkers are only dangerous is parents are negligent. Babies can only fall down stairs if there is no baby-proofing and if no one is minding them.

you know that is a bunch of bull . Walkers promote indepence in the child and also in hibit their motor skills in their legs and teaches them how to move there legs in oder to walk own their own when they are strong enough to hold themselves up. By the way this product looks cool and i would love to try it with my son who is now 6 onths old.

The product above is a great product and it solves the essential problem that walkers have. Safety is the responsibility of the parent. Walkers are not babysitters, they help develop motos skills.

they will only fall down the stairs if you let them. its called a door or a gate.

I have three kids. The first two both used walkers, the light type, and both were free walking by 9 months old. Now I have my third baby years later, and I am looking everywhere for a nice light weight walker and now the only ones I can find are these heavy none or difficult to move ones.
As far as them being dangerous, its not the walker that hurts the kid. Its the parents not paying attention or even having a walker at the top of stairs in the first place, a DUH….

Its like saying they shouldn’t have bathtubs because babies can drown in them.
Its not the product its the bad parenting skills.

I live in Manhattan and was wondering where I can buy the Jump Baby walker in NYC. I LOVE the idea and the design!, it’s beautiful

Thank you