Many new parents consider a baby bouncer an essential item. This product can help you catch your breath between diaper changes, feedings, and cuddling time. Bouncers typically have angled seats within stationary frames and include restraints to ensure your child stays safely situated. The seat then gently soothes your baby through rocking, either via the baby's movement or power using an outlet or batteries. The design of baby bouncers makes these products generally safe for newborns, as long as you supervise your baby while they sit there for short periods. That's thanks to the secure restraints and the seat that extends past the baby's head, offering full neck support. The general recommendation is that a baby has outgrown the bouncer once they reach 20 pounds or sit up comfortably independently. At that point, the baby could tip over the bouncer by sitting up or rolling.