Manual Mothercare Please Look After Me Bouncer
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| Brand | Mothercare |
| Model | Please Look After Me |
| Category | Bouncers |
| File type | |
| File size | 2.95 MB |
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How many hours a day can a child lay in a bouncer? Verified
Lying in a bouncer is very tiresome for a small child and can be bad. for the development of the spine. Never place a child in a bouncer for more than 2 hours a day.
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This varies per child, but in general a child can be put in a bouncer from when he or she is a few weeks old up until 6-9 months old.
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