Best Baby Jumpers of 2019

There are few things that make babies shriek with joy like jumpers. These seats attached to elastic straps let your tyke use their toes to push off the ground and get a little air.

The result: Huge smiles and peals of laughter. Stand by and capture it on video or use your child’s preoccupation with bouncing up and down to get a few things done around the house (always stay within eyesight though).

Jumpers come in two versions:

• Doorway jumpers have straps that clamp to the top of the doorway. They take up less space but can be inconvenient if you need to walk through the doorway. (Tip: If your house has really wide moldings or other unusual features, doorway jumpers might not work with them.)

• Freestanding jumpers have an all-in-one structure with straps that attach to built-in rods. They can be placed anywhere in the house, but they tend to take up more room.

Both designs require that your child can hold their head upright unassisted before being able to use it. Kids enjoy jumpers most between six months to a year old.

Let your tot exercise their toes and legs and feel the thrill of being able to propel their body with these jumpers.