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What age can a baby go in a bouncer?
Babies can go typically go in bouncers from the time they are born up until 6 months of age. However, newborns should only be in the baby bouncer for short periods of time and under careful supervision, and we would always recommend double checking your individual baby bouncer age restrictions. Ideally, babies should reach three months of age before they spend a longer period of time in the bouncer.
What is the difference between a baby bouncer and a baby rocker?
A baby bouncer is designed for playtime, and is meant to provide excitement and fun. A baby rocker is meant to be more soothing, and lull your baby into a sleep. For example, much like a swing, the Joie rocker chair is activated by a gentle push or the movement of your baby whereas a Joie bouncy chair is battery operated and offers a springy movement.