Seat Bouncer
Posted on Wednesday, January 19th, 2011 at 11:30 am
what do you moms think it better a bouncer or Soothing Motions Glider seat?
My son didn’t have a bouncer (although I wish I would have bought one now), but he does have a glider and he loved it when he was a newborn. He would take naps in his, and it didn’t even have to be on that much. When he turned 3 months old he started fussing more when I put him in it, and now at 4 months, he won’t hardly lay in it at all. It was a good purchase and I’m glad we got it for him, but he’s already lost interest in it. If you can manage to get both I would do that, if not, probably the bouncer because your baby might enjoy that a little longer.
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