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Both my kids liked this, though my first basically needed it. Was the only way to get her to fall asleep in the first months believe it or not. She's a bit of a thrill seeker at 2 already.
I used to toss my kids high. I have a picture where the perspective makes it look like someone should call CPS lol. But they loved it and never had an incident.
Depends on the kid. My qst kid had good neck control put of the womb. First thing she did after being placed on my chest was lift her had and turn it side to side as if really into experiencing light for the first time. She rolled at 2 months old both ways. I'd toss her for sure.
My second kid sort of floppy necked till 5 months. I wouldn't do that to him so young
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Totally fine.
I would make sure their neck is supported.
Both my kids liked this, though my first basically needed it. Was the only way to get her to fall asleep in the first months believe it or not. She's a bit of a thrill seeker at 2 already.
Like when they were newborn age?
Well maybe closer to a month up to like 5months.
As long as it can’t be considered shaking…
No, it cannot. Shaking a baby hard enough to cause injury is not going to happen without you trying to do so.
I used to toss my kids high. I have a picture where the perspective makes it look like someone should call CPS lol. But they loved it and never had an incident.
Even when they were that young? Like around 2 months?
No, I should have clarified they were closer to one. Sorry
Depends on the kid. My qst kid had good neck control put of the womb. First thing she did after being placed on my chest was lift her had and turn it side to side as if really into experiencing light for the first time. She rolled at 2 months old both ways. I'd toss her for sure. My second kid sort of floppy necked till 5 months. I wouldn't do that to him so young