Pink Baby Walker

My baby girl is 5 months and 2 weeks. I bought her a walker last night but i didnt get much use out of it... is it too early? she barely started turning to her stomach... or should i get a smaller lighter walker? i saw few different ones at babiesrus but i didnt know which one to get so i just got her the only pink one i saw. was i suppose to buy the smaller one since shes only 5 months?

Walkers aren't good to use. Not only are they dangerous, but they could actually delay walking. She'll learn to walk when she's ready.

Jumperoos are ok if used for short periods of time. My son started using his around 4 months.

2009-03-14 21:41:00 by Lucky Mom**<3

Finally a baby walker that makes sense! www.thejuppy.com NO MORE BACK PAIN while teaching your baby how to walk - when you use the Juppy you stand ...

I want the best baby walker i can find! i want it to be either pink or purple and to have loads of lights and sounds, money is no option so if any1 knows of one or can find me one i would be so grateful xxxx

I can't believe a couple of your answers. First off my daughter had a walker at 4 months, she loved it & would spend 10 mins a few times a day in it, by 9 months she came out & was walking using a push along walker.At 10 months she took her 1st steps alone & now she's just turned 1 she walks everywhere.As far as im concerned it encouraged her to use her legs not hinder her.
Also i know there are some silly parents out there but who in the right mind would use a walker anywhere near steps? Its just plain ridiculous.We have 2 living rooms & an ajoining kitchen , we've had stair gates since she was about 8 months & you wouldn't get a walker up them anyway.

As for the kind we had, it was a pink one with sounds but can't remember who it was by.My friend had one of the chicco ones, they are fantastic & i'd recommend as they are sturdy & more compact.Mine was way too big lol. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Chicco-DJ-Baby-W alker-Seventy/dp/B000ML24CE/ref=pd_sbs_b y_shvl_img_2/203-4592744-0020750

2007-10-25 01:19:30 by 1611midgemodge

Price: $55.95 $39.99

Were diging through some rocks and cleaning out some overgrovn grass by our carport when I saw tiny baby snake on the concrete. At first I thought it was a worm pink and tiny and was gonna put into dirt. As I bent closer I saw the head looking like snake and it had net pattern all over her back. head looked a little greyish. I was sitting there for a while and then little by little wandered off to the corner under wood. We live in South Florida, does anybody know what kind of sanke it could be and how it will survive if it is small baby, and do you think is any threat to us - sitting in our carport? I do worry since we have 8 month old who is just starting to walk and walks around carport every day in the walker.
Looks like it was Eastern worm snake, looked exactly the same -the shape of a head and pattern, only why it was pink - does anybody know? That is why I thought it was a baby, maybe color comes later ?

I heard about this really rare blind snake called Xenotyphlops mocquardi that apparently looks like a big pink worm. This is the only picture I could really find of the species:

http://neatorama.cachefly.net/images/200 7-02/blind-snake-madagascar.jpg

But I highly doubt that was it because...I think they only have found one in Madagascar or something. :) Umm...sorry I can't really help you. I have no idea. D;

Edit: I got a little curious about this and did some research. Perhaps it was an Eastern Worm Snake. Check out the link below.

2008-11-03 22:31:07 by Baby Momma

Price: $24.99 $19.99

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While moving stuff around my parents house, this toy from at least around the 1950's appeared. It is basically a circular baby walker for a doll. the legs (with 4 tiny black wheels) detatch from it like they would on some t.v. trays. Around the edge is an abacus sort of thing made of metal and wood balls (one red, green, yellow and purple ball for each section, which are marked off by 5 metal parts that hold up the metal ring off the walker). On the seat of it, it says "DOLLY-DEN" and "trade mark registered". Seat dangles from four white straps that hook onto small metal loops underneath the walker table. It seems to be made of the same sort of material the old-fashioned brown clipboards are made out of. It's painted a pale baby-pink, w/ pics of a bear, a rabbit, a duck, and a dog (each w/ a baby animal) painted on in pale blue color.The writting on the seat is in the same blue color and another pair of ducks painted above it.If any1 has any info about this, plz let me know.Thanks! : )

Take it to a museum, and talk to the curator, either he can give you a very good idea or he can send you so see the right folks. Asking any of us in this blog there is no way anyone can tell with out seeing it, I will tell you DO NOT CLEAN IT UP! You could very possibly damage it and remove some of its value. There is also no web site that can really help as they can't see it either.

2007-08-03 22:17:36 by bluedawn_731

Very early on in my pregnancy, I had dreams of what I wanted my baby's room to look like and had several themes planned up and so on and so forth. When I found out I was to be having a girl I was ecstatic. So when the time came for me to actually buy all her stuff (around 4 months preg) we had a money situation and the bank account was drained. So I waited a few months in agony of an empty bedroom waiting to be decorated and adorned with all things pink and strawberry shortcake.

Our bank account was replenished and I got the green light to go nuts. I got online and went to the website where I would finally get my heart's desire and everything I wanted was sold out! I was very unhappy. So I went to my #2 site and just as I was going to click "checkout" the compy malfunctioned and I said to hell with it and would do it later.

The next day my hubby found out that he was getting a very large pay cut and all the money I had for the room was going to have to be used sparingly to buy only what she needed with no pricey spending. So I ended up getting a pink, green, and strawberry shortcake red ten piece crib set for $100 which was a very good price though I would rather have had something cuter, but it was cute enough. We bought the cheapest crib from walmart, which was a simple basic white crib and the cheapest car seat as well which I was very unhappy about. It was blue plaid with a hippo on it. So not cute. The bassinet was only $50 and it was pink and white plaid, and very cute. The stroller we got was $20 bucks and black and gray. Not too happy about that either, but we don’t use it much and at least it isn’t blue. We found some cute wall hangings for her room at a low price. Some at garage sales and some were given to us. We bought the paint for her room but my hubby never got around to painting. Her walker is orange, blue, and green with some purple, again, the cheapest at walmart but it was also given to us. Her bouncer was blue but it was from my hubby’s work, and you can’t beat free. Her play mat was pink though, and definitely not the cheapest. Her stationary jumper is Baby Einstein and we spent about $100 on it. And our biggest splurge was a $170 swing that she hated until 2 ½ months old. I love it. We still haven’t purchased a high chair though, but the one we do get is going to be… blue! Ha. Her next car seat will be pink with flowers on it, at least.

But, we had an unplanned induction 2 weeks early and never put her room together. She ended up co-sleeping with me. It was so much easier.

I definitely make sure she has the cutest girly outfits we can find though… most of them, again from walmart. So my baby antics didn’t quite add up but simple gets the job done, I guess. I’m sure not many boys get girly stuff like my girl gets boy stuff, but by the time she will actually remember things we will have the time and money to get her all the girly things her heart desires… but irony will probably strike and she will be a tom boy.

So my question to you is—did everything turn out like you planned? Or did you get to dress up your baby’s room just like you wanted? Or did you even care?

Yes, pretty much. We didn't find out if she was a girl or a boy until she was born, wanted it to be a surprise the first time so we picked green as the color- very gender neutral. And her furniture is simple white painted wood furniture from pottery barn. I love decorating though, so I put a lot of time and effort in to it.

2009-09-29 13:54:55 by Lilly's mommy!