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    Posted: 24 June 2008 at 10:51pm
Just curious, are those Jolly Jumpers on a Stand very safe? ie. Won't topple within the weight guidelines. Also what age can you use the from and to.

Many thanks :)

T and PJ

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How heavy is Phoenix?

I personally wouldn't bother with the stand, we just hung the jumper up on our bedroom door frame... Cooper doesn't fit in his anymore, I can't even get the thingee around his tummy.
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We use a stand as our door frames are really strange.  Ours is a jumping joey but I think the stands are similar.  It is very wide and stable....might move across a wooden floor with vigorous jumping though
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Our door frames are weird too. That's why I thought a stand may have been better. Phoenix is almost 6 months and weighs just over 7.2kg.

I am just concerned that it might topple, but the design of them look quite sturdy.

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I assume there's safety guidelines that they need to meet. I thought they looked great. We don't need one but would have got one if we needed to.
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We never had anyone complain etc when I was working. I've also seen them in action and they seem fine.
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I thought that they looked a bit flimsy. We couldn't use ours in our door frames so used the stand we bought with the Natures Sway hammock.
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We put a big hook in the underside of the door frame rather than attach it to the door framing or use a stand- DP insisted after his SIL's brother had architrave that fell off and took the bubba with it.
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We have the stand and Issy jumps up a storm and she weighs over 8 kilos and Ive never worried ...tis very sturdy!
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ohh where do you get the stands from?, We have a jj we used with ben but since moving house it doesn't fit on the frames for Sophia, ohh so good to know they make frames!


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Ours didn't fit on the frames either so we also put in a big hook to hang it from. It works brilliantly.
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They sell the frames at Baby Factory - We got ours off TM
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