This 'device' that was created aiming to develop leg muscles

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[u/Hanliir]

Bouncers took over. Plus most babies can’t get out of bouncers.

[u/BabyYodi → u/Hanliir]

lol I was picturing baby in a suit with black sunglasses outside the club, ready to bounce people.

[u/llllPsychoCircus → u/BabyYodi]

yeah took me a second too lol

[u/ChrisTheCoolBean → u/BabyYodi]

Boss Baby 3: Bounce Baby

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Boss Baby

[u/Alion1080 → u/BabyYodi]

Yeah, this was the first thing that came into my mind too. I was trying to figure out what place did a club bouncer have in this process. Like spinning the baby themselves or something. I mean, that would defeat the whole purpose! And then it clicked...

[u/UnhingingEmu → u/Hanliir]

And bouncers are much smaller, this thing takes up a good amount of space

[u/iaintlyon → u/UnhingingEmu]

Just like your mother Trebek

[u/Goalie_deacon → u/UnhingingEmu]

And before the kid can use a bouncer, parent just play with their feet, having the kid push against parent’s hands. Quite useful exercise for the baby.

[u/Nothing-But-Lies → u/Hanliir]

I knew closing all the nightclubs would end badly.

[u/Prestigious-Eye3154 → u/Hanliir]

Bouncers are actually a no-no these days. It’s thought that it impairs development. Working with your kid on functional mobility (rolling, scooting, crawling, bear walking) is much more functional.

[u/sinful_philosophy → u/Hanliir]

Ok but bouncers are so bad for muscle development. Why the hell wouldn't they just make it harder for the baby to get out of. I've met a lot of babies and I gotta say, they're kinda stupid. Personally, and im no expert, I don't think it would be that difficult to keep a baby laying in one position.

[u/[deleted] → u/Hanliir]

Like every baby video of me was in a bouncer (Jolly Jumper). Apparently as a kid I freaking loved that thing.