Baby Walker
Posted on Tuesday, September 28th, 2010 at 10:49 pm
How early can a baby start on the walker?
My baby is almost 4 months on the 19th of december. for christmas we are getting him a walker and a highchair.
How early can they start using it?
and also once the doc gives me the okay to start my LO on solids, do i HAVE to start on rice cereal? or can I use the gerber 1st stage foods?
we put our daughter in a walker at 4 months and she cruised all over the place in it, she loved it! if your baby is strong enough to hold his head up when sitting, you would be ok to try him in it. ask you dr. about the food.
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