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I don't see a jolly jumper anywhere on those lists

   

Those are cool. With a little tinkering you can allow the kids to get some real height.

   

not now, prolly at 5months old. Babies of 4 months old can not hold his head still. Same goes for bike riding in the boggey. Jolly jumper is the best to tighten those legs mucles.

   

and develop the concept of hang time

   

What is a jolly jumper?

   

   

I have never seen them before. I don't think they are sold in Europe.

   

Thats because they got banned at some point... babies your hang themselves or jerk their heads and suffer injuries... I'll try to dig up the info.

   

Sears has two nice models:
1 - JJ1

2 -JJ2

The second one is the best; it takes less space and it hangs to the door frame.

   

A good alternative to a stroller is a carrier back pack. From six to twenty months our son probably spent more time in the backpack than he did in the stroller.
We used this one.

As far as strollers go I’d suggest going with a good lightweight model; one with all the functionality of the big strollers but still folds up nice and small like an umbrella stroller.

I finally took all those FRIGGING CHILD LOCKS off the kitchen cabinet doors!

   

Read here

Those from Sears are ok.

   

Child carrier back packs are fun. There's a warning about that though. They say a child should not be put "too long" in it due to the child's physical development. As said, shopping is ok but not for long hike or walk on the mountains. Get a light one.

   

Reading material in PDF

   

I just got home from the midwife appt, everything is fine. Got to hear the heartbeat, it was 156 a minute. She says the baby was right next to a major vein so it was listening to everything going on My blood pressure and everything is spot on.

I start my antenatal classes on the 22 November, and go back to see her in 5 weeks time, and after that it will be every two weeks until the baby arrives.

I feel very happy

   

I'll check on the European leglislations regarding the "jolly jumpers". I've seen them here for doorways, but I don't think our doorways are thick enough for the clamp.

I am excited about the exersaucer though lol

   

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