With its deep seating surface and elevated leg openings, it is the ideal seating solution to keep your little one upright for feeding time or active play time. Designed not to restrict your baby entirely, but rather to gently recline your baby toward the center of the rounded backrest, it has given countless babies a new way of exploring their surroundings and has made parent’s lives so much easier.

The seat is made from a luxurious, high quality foam that is molded to hug around your baby’s body – offering a very comfortable seating position. The floor seat also comes with a durable 3-point safety harness to prevent babies from falling out while allowing them to still be their wriggly selves. An added benefit is that it is incredibly easy to clean. All you need is a damp cloth and a mild detergent to clean up any spills or dirt.

But how do you know when your baby is ready to sit? What signs should you look out for and what can you do to help your baby achieve this milestone? What role can a baby seat play in assisting with this milestone?

In order to sit, your baby needs to have good control of their head. This usually starts happening by around four months. By six months old your baby will likely have developed their neck, trunk, and back muscles significantly, allowing them to sit up. This development timeline varies from baby to baby but once your baby is sitting by themselves and has the ability to hold up their own head,

baby seats can help keep them stable, secure and comfortable.

The Bumbo® floor seat is a popular choice among parents, caregivers and pediatricians and is appropriate for babies between the ages of 3 to 12 months, or as soon as your baby has adequate head control. It props up your little one with contoured support to make meal times easier and more enjoyable, playtime more fun and interactive and opens up a whole new world for your baby to explore.

The Bumbo® floor seat has consistently proven to help babies with their sitting development but only when used responsibly and in conjunction with them practicing sitting up using their own muscles as well.

The floor seat is intended for feeding and active play time and should not be used for prolonged periods.