'Bouncers sit in an almost 45 degree angle, so your baby is not fully upright but they’re not laying down either, so they can get to see you and look around,' explains Lucy. Baby awareness: It can also be a great tool to help your baby develop spacial awareness and benefit from a different point of view.'That bouncing motion is really soothing babies love that rhythmic movement,' says Lucy Shrimpton, Sleep Consultant and Founder of The Sleep Nanny. Soothing: A baby bouncer is a small seat that you can strap your baby into, but unlike static chairs it is designed to move, which can help to pacify your little one when your arms need a break.The benefits of baby bouncersįrom soothing fussy tots to spacial awareness development, bouncers come with a host of benefits for both baby and you! Step in bouncers: the answer to your baby jiggling needs. Quite apart from the need to shower/eat/pee, a day is a long time to spend with a tiny human strapped to your chest and everyone deserves a break. But trust us, it doesn't matter how many hours you spent at prenatal Pilates working on your triceps, at some point you're going to have to pop your baby down. When your newborn arrives, alongside carrying around the all-important baby changing bag and pram organiser, it's normal to feel like you should be holding your little one close to you 24/7.
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